The Colour Rendering Index (CRI) attribute describes how accurately a light source renders colours compared with a reference light source. A higher CRI generally indicates more natural and accurate colour appearance. Sellers should select the CRI value that matches the product manufacturer’s specification.
| Term | Description |
|---|---|
| CRI 70+ | CRI of 70 or higher, suitable for applications where basic colour rendering is acceptable. |
| CRI 80+ | CRI of 80 or higher, providing good colour rendering for many general lighting applications. |
| CRI 90+ | CRI of 90 or higher, providing high-quality and accurate colour rendering. |
| CRI 95+ | CRI of 95 or higher, providing excellent colour accuracy for demanding lighting applications. |
| CRI 97+ | CRI of 97 or higher, providing exceptional colour accuracy for specialist applications. |
| CRI 98+ | CRI of 98 or higher, providing exceptionally accurate colour rendering where colour quality is critical. |
| CRI 99+ | CRI of 99 or higher, providing near-reference colour rendering for applications requiring extremely high colour accuracy. |
