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In the context of lamps, "K" refers to the color temperature measured in Kelvin (K), which indicates the appearance of light emitted by the lamp. Lower K values (around 2700K) produce warm, yellowish light, while higher K values (above 5000K) yield cooler, bluish light. This measurement helps consumers select lighting that suits their preferences or specific applications, such as creating a cozy atmosphere or a bright, daylight-like environment.
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Where can touch table lamps be purchased?
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