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When choosing a lighting solution, there is a decisive factor that often goes unnoticed, but which profoundly influences the way we perceive each space: the Colour Rendering Index (CRI).
This indicator determines how natural and faithful the colours look when illuminated by a particular light source.
In this article, ASLO explains in detail what the CRI is, why it is so important, and how it can help you choose lighting solutions that are best suited to your needs.
What is CRI?
The CRI is a scale from 0 to 100 that compares the ability of a light source to reproduce colours in a similar way to natural light.
Why does a high CRI make a difference?
The quality of light is not just about intensity or colour temperature, as colour fidelity influences the way we interpret shapes, tones, textures, and depths.
Advantages:
How to choose the right CRI
The selection should consider not only the function of the light, but also the level of visual demand of the space.
1. Passage zones and functional areas
In environments such as corridors, warehouses, garages and technical areas, a CRI of 80 ensures good efficiency and durability.
As such, ASLO's LINE LED Polycarbonate Waterproof Fixture is a robust solution, designed to ensure durability and added protection.
2. Work environments and residential spaces
In offices, shops, living rooms, kitchens and living areas, the correct reproduction of colours contributes directly to well-being, productivity, and visual comfort.
Therefore, ASLO’s 3-Circuit Track Spotlight with CRI 90 is perfect for highlighting architectural details and ensuring high chromatic performance.
The CRI is one of the most important parameters when choosing a lighting solution, as it influences everything from visual comfort to the aesthetics and functionality of the space.
Understanding this concept allows you to make more informed decisions and select the ASLO luminaire that best suits your context.