5000 or 6000
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the k value is the number of kelvins per bulb and the higher the number the duller the bulb actually is... in my opinion if you buy 35w bulbs go with low k value because 35w wont produce enough heat to produce a bright enough light when you really need it.., i had 8000k in mine but they were 35w and you could not see them at all when it rained...very dangerous. but a friend has 55w 8000k and they produce a much better spread in all conditions... so basically what im trying to say is if you want a certain color get 55w bulbs and you should be fine however if you want cheap get low k value and 35w bulbs
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the k value is the number of kelvins per bulb and the higher the number the duller the bulb actually is... in my opinion if you buy 35w bulbs go with low k value because 35w wont produce enough heat to produce a bright enough light when you really need it.., i had 8000k in mine but they were 35w and you could not see them at all when it rained...very dangerous. but a friend has 55w 8000k and they produce a much better spread in all conditions... so basically what im trying to say is if you want a certain color get 55w bulbs and you should be fine however if you want cheap get low k value and 35w bulbs
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