LEDs are also more prone to producing light that is "colder" than many people are accustomed to. This used to be a serious problem with LEDs produced up until about 5 years ago, but LEDs available now do a pretty good job of reproducing the "warm white" color we normally associate with incandescent bulbs. It is still ljusskyltar important, however, that boaters pay attention to the color temperature rating of the LEDs they are considering for installation and look for lamps that specify a color temperature below 5000k if it is to be installed in living or recreational areas. LEDs to be used above decks, such as spreader or deck lighting, is better suited to the 6,000K or above color temperature range as this range provides a sharper and more crisp light that is ideal for good visibility.

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