With the development
of newer, higher power LEDs, the humble solid-state lighting device
has risen out of its humble role as an indicator light for electronic
equipment and entered the market for mainstream lighting equipment.
One of their most popular uses right now is as a lighting fixture in
vehicles of every shape and size.
LED lights hold a
significant advantage over their incandescent counterparts as
headlights, taillights, turn signal indicator lights and brake
lights. Let’s take a quick look at what these advantages are:
Energy Efficiency
LED lights are, by
far, the most energy efficient option for automotive lighting
applications. LEDs are able to do this by producing very little heat
compared to the amount of light they produce. This translates into
highly reduced resistance, better current flow, and, therefore,
improved performance along its electronic circuitry.
Better
Illumination
LED lights cast a
cooler glow than incandescent bulbs, which produce a light that is
closer to amber. This translates into improved visual performance and
decreases driver reaction time, perhaps due to the fact that ordinary
daylight also casts a cool white glow.
Longer Lifespan
than Incandescent Bulbs
Incandescent bulbs
have a sorry reputation for giving out in a short period of time.
Conversely, LEDs are known to last very long. So long, in fact, that
some are willing to argue that they will last just as long as the car
itself will.
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