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The CTO 4 Pack for Light-House Lume Cube Housing consists of four color temperature correction gels in individual plastic frames with integrated mounting magnets. The gels can be used to warm up the native 6000K color temperature of your Lume Cube light fixture (not included). Designed to fit into the Lume Cube Light-House (not included), each gel provides a different degree of warming to your light's output and is made using Lee Filter Zircon filter material. The 806 Warm Amber 2 corrects cool white LED to tungsten, the 807 Warm Amber 4 corrects White LED to tungsten, the 808 corrects warm white LED output to tungsten, and the 809 Warm Amber 8 is for fine correction of warm white LED light to tungsten. Each filter attaches to the housing magnetically, and you can use the filters individually or stack them for stronger effect.

SKU: GC40-LC-LHCTO11

Lume Cube CTO Gel Pack for Light-House

The CTO 4 Pack for Light-House Lume Cube Housing consists of four color temperature correction gels in individual plastic frames with integrated mounting magnets. The gels can be used to warm up the native 6000K color temperature of your Lume Cube light fixture (not included). Designed to fit into the Lume Cube Light-House (not included), each gel provides a different degree of warming to your light's output and is made using Lee Filter Zircon filter material. The 806 Warm Amber 2 corrects cool white LED to tungsten, the 807 Warm Amber 4 corrects White LED to tungsten, the 808 corrects warm white LED output to tungsten, and the 809 Warm Amber 8 is for fine correction of warm white LED light to tungsten. Each filter attaches to the housing magnetically, and you can use the filters individually or stack them for stronger effect.

  • Magnetic filter attachment
  • Included filters are stackable
  • Four different color correction filters included

We always strive to bring you the best products, and our filters are no different. We have partnered with Lee Filters to build in their Zircon LED filters that last 200 times longer than standard lighting filters. Not only are Zircon filters longer-lasting than their standard counterparts, they’re sturdier, too.

Manufactured using a 180-micron material, they are more than double the thickness of a normal lighting filter. This makes them more durable and easy-to-use.

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Product Overview

The CTO 4 Pack for Light-House Lume Cube Housing consists of four color temperature correction gels in individual plastic frames with integrated mounting magnets. The gels can be used to warm up the native 6000K color temperature of your Lume Cube light fixture (not included). Designed to fit into the Lume Cube Light-House (not included), each gel provides a different degree of warming to your light's output and is made using Lee Filter Zircon filter material. The 806 Warm Amber 2 corrects cool white LED to tungsten, the 807 Warm Amber 4 corrects White LED to tungsten, the 808 corrects warm white LED output to tungsten, and the 809 Warm Amber 8 is for fine correction of warm white LED light to tungsten. Each filter attaches to the housing magnetically, and you can use the filters individually or stack them for stronger effect.

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