Starting temperature, in the context of lighting design, is a term used to refer to the initial temperature of a light source before it’s turned on and starts to heat up. This temperature can be affected by many factors such as the type and wattage of an LED or halogen bulb, environmental temperatures and even air pressure levels.

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