WTH Easy colour temperature calibration

I would like to see a way to calibrate what Kelvin a light is at its coldest/mid/warmest setting to better match the whole room. In my livingroom I have 2 different types of RGBW-bulbs with similar range, but I also have a couple of golden coloured filament bulbs that goes really warm white (almost orange) they do go about as cold as the others and at daylight temperature they are quite close.

I think a good way is to point the light to a white card and let my mirrorless camera do a white balance and just input that as the values for this bulb as how low, how high and a midpoint in Kelvin so when I set the colour temperature of the room the lights always match (as long as they are all in range) I would still want to set it to 2000K even if one of the lights wont go lower than 3000K

I’m facing a similar issue. Most of my smart bulbs are designed to operate between 2700K and 6500K, but they incorrectly report a range of 2000K to 6500K. Additionally, I have other bulbs that accurately report their range as 2700K to 6500K, making it difficult to match their temperatures with the rest.