LED Colour Temperature, CRI and Flicker Buying Guide

Verified 2026-09-05 · By VUKAR Editorial Team

Which light colour will suit your room?

Compare Crompton Dynaray 9 W B22 in Cool Day Light and Warm White. Both list 945 lumens; the colour choice is a separate decision.

  • Match the full colour variant, not just Dynaray 9 W.
  • Lumens describe light output, not its colour.
  • The page does not verify exact kelvin, CRI or flicker measurements.
  • Try one suitable bulb before changing every lamp.

Translate the label

  • Dynaray is the product family name.
  • B22 is the cap type. Match it to the holder.
  • Cool Day Light and Warm White name different light appearances.
  • Warm light does not mean the bulb heats the room more.
  • 9 W is input power; 945 lumens is the listed light output.
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Same listed output, two colour choices

Check Dynaray Cool Day Light Dynaray Warm White
Exact version 9 W, B22 9 W, B22[S1] [S2]
Listed output 945 lm 945 lm[S1] [S2]
Listed warranty 1 year domestic 1 year domestic[S1] [S2]
Exact kelvin Confirm on pack Confirm on pack[S1] [S2]
CRI / flicker data Not verified Not verified[S1] [S2]

Products you can evaluate

Exact-model examples, not rankings. Confirm stock, delivery, final price and written terms before purchase.

Crompton

Dynaray LED bulb

Exact model/variant: 9 W — B22 — Cool Day Light

Compare when you prefer a cooler light appearance.[S1]

  • 945 lm listed
  • Confirm pack colour code

Price: Use the official buying routes; confirm exact colour, pack count, current price and availability.

Seller: Crompton official India website · checked 2026-09-05

Check current price and stock

Crompton

Dynaray LED bulb

Exact model/variant: 9 W — B22 — Warm White

Compare when you prefer a warmer light appearance.[S1]

  • 945 lm listed
  • Confirm pack colour code

Price: Use the official buying routes; confirm exact colour, pack count, current price and availability.

Seller: Crompton official India website · checked 2026-09-05

Check current price and stock

What kelvin and CRI tell you

  • Kelvin, written K, describes the appearance of white light.
  • A lower white-light K value generally looks warmer; a higher value looks cooler.
  • CRI describes colour rendering against a reference light.
  • Two bulbs can have the same light colour but show object colours differently.
  • Do not invent a K or CRI value from the words warm or daylight.
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Use your room as the final check

  • Look at the same wall, clothes or objects under each shortlisted light.
  • Keep the fitting and viewing position the same.
  • Check whether the exposed bulb feels too glaring from your seat.
  • Try the light at the time of day you normally use the room.
  • For matching lamps, order the same colour variant and check the delivered labels.
  • A website photo cannot show exactly how your room will look.
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Flicker needs its own evidence

  • Flicker is a change in light output over time.
  • LED technology alone is not proof of low flicker.
  • Ask for measurements for the exact lamp and any intended dimmer setting.
  • A phone-camera band is not a complete flicker test.
  • No flicker test or eye-health claim is made for these Dynaray variants.
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Check cost after the light suits you

  • Both listed variants use 9 W, so equal hours give equal rated-watt energy estimates.
  • Use your quantity, hours, tariff and actual purchase price.
  • A cost calculator cannot score colour, glare or flicker.
  • Do not pay extra based only on a vague premium-light claim.
  • Ask which verified feature, control or warranty term explains the difference.
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Ask before buying a whole set

  • Will the invoice name Cool Day Light or Warm White?
  • Can I see the exact K, CRI and lumen values on the pack?
  • Is there an exact-model flicker report?
  • Is this bulb approved for my dimmer and enclosed fitting?
  • Can I check one bulb before ordering the remaining quantity?
  • What current replacement terms and proof of purchase are required?
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Keep the buying check simple

  • Open Crompton’s official page and select the right colour.
  • The page offers Buy On Amazon and Buy From Store routes.
  • Check the destination’s exact variant and pack count.
  • Confirm current price, stock, delivery and warranty before payment.
  • No manufacturer photo is copied here; the model card keeps the variant clear.
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Quick questions

Which colour is best?

That depends on the look you want. Compare one bulb in your actual room; this guide does not rank the two colours.[S1] [S2]

Does daylight mean better colour accuracy?

No. Light colour and colour rendering describe different things. Ask for the exact CRI evidence.[S2]

Is missing flicker data a criticism of the brand?

No. It is a limit of the evidence checked for this guide. Ask the seller or manufacturer for the exact report.[S3]

Can I fit either bulb without checking?

Match the B22 holder and the fixture’s instructions. Dimming and enclosed-fixture suitability were not verified.[S1]

This comparison covers only the listed models, criteria, sources, and verification date. Omission or missing public data is not a negative judgement about any brand.

References used for this guide
  1. Dynaray 9 W B22 colour variants — Crompton; accessed 2026-09-05
  2. LED colour characteristics — US Department of Energy; accessed 2026-09-05
  3. Flicker research — US Department of Energy; accessed 2026-09-05
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