Learn More about R9 and CRI

Brief Introduction

 

What R9 and CRI means?

Since you can find a percentage of the mixed red color in the different hues of most processed colors, the ability to reproduce with red precision is the key to accurately represent the colors of the displayed objects. High R9 lamps produce the most vivid colors.

The reds are common in products, flesh tones and meats (if found in a grocery store) and the scene is animated. They will make you look healthier in front of a mirror. They will make your shop warm and comfortable. A lamp with a high CRI but a low R9 value will make your environment look boring. Many retailers were caught by a seemingly excellent luminaire with a CRI of 80 and above, but for unknown reasons; The final scheme does not seem to be as exciting as expected. This is mainly because a low value of R9 again attracts attention.

Whether in the hospital, in an artisan showcase, in a restaurant or at home, the color is reddish to the human eye to understand pure colors. A high R9 value shows a more accurate representation of the actual color.

 

 

What value of CRI and R9 would it be wise to look for?

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