LED lighting is quickly replacing old incandescent and fluorescent lighting due to their higher energy efficiency and longer lifespan. LED module lights were previously a popular option in the advertising industry for illuminating signage, but they have quickly grown into practical applications. Understanding LED module lights begins with knowing what they are and how they work.
What Are LED Module Lights?
LED stands for light-emitting diodes. In LED lights, voltage is applied to a semiconductor material to make electrons run loose from the material. In return, light energy is emitted in the form of particles known as photons. LED is a method of converting electrical energy into the lights.
Modules, on the other hand, are devices that contain multiple lights. Therefore, LED module lights contain multiple LED bulbs. LED module lights are all connected to a single fixture with battery power provided to all the bulbs.
Applications of LED Module Lights
Now that you have an understanding of LED module lights and how they work, there are many different applications these lights can be used for:
- Outdoor patio, deck lighting, landscape, accent lighting, or mood lighting
- Strip lighting in cabinets, cupboards, drawers, and other poorly-lit kitchen spaces
- Strip lighting in your bathroom for lighting mirrors and dark cabinets
- Reading or night lights
- LED flashlights and headlamps
- Vehicle lighting to make lighting up your dashboard or under the hood simpler
LED module lights are perfect solutions to all these lighting needs. These lights can easily light small and narrow spaces and can be easily hidden for convenience. LED module lights can also emit multi-colored light and various shades, making them a great addition to an outdoor or indoor location in need of mood lighting.
While LED module lights were once only popular for business and advertising needs, they have now become a simple solution for household lighting as well.
