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TJOY 3000K warm white light bulbs
3000K is still a warm white, with less yellow than 2700K. Whites look whiter under it, and wood still looks warm.
- Kitchens and bathrooms
- Hallways and entries
- Recessed cans in open living spaces
3000K on the light color scale
WarmCool
Next to 2700K lamps the difference shows. Change the whole room at once.
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3000K or 4000K?
Take 3000K for a home that should feel warm. Take 4000K for work areas where you want a neutral white with no yellow.
| 3000K Warm white | 4000K Cool white | |
|---|---|---|
| Look | Warm white | Neutral to cool white |
| Best rooms | Kitchen, bath, hallway | Garage, laundry, office |
| TJOY lines | 12 | 11 |
| From, per bulb | $1.12 | $1.00 |
3000K: a common question
Is 3000K good for a kitchen?
Yes. 3000K is a common choice for kitchens: warm, and clean enough to see food colors. For a brighter, cooler kitchen take 4000K.
Some ENERGY STAR downlights are made to match the color of incandescent bulbs at 2200-3000K
ENERGY STAR (U.S. Environmental Protection Agency), Light Fixtures (Downlights), read 3 October 2026