What is a LED light module?
Light Emitting Diodes, or LEDs for short, involve applying a voltage to a semiconductor material so that electrons are knocked loose from the surface of the material, in turn emitting particles of light energy known as ‘photons’. LEDs are basically a means of converting electrical energy into lights – which they do very well, having a far superior conversion efficiency to the older, incandescent and fluorescent forms of lighting out there. They also possess superior longevity, and in many cases are brighter as well. There are fewer environmental issues associated with their disposal as well. Due to their obvious benefits, LED lights are rapidly phasing out incandescent and fluorescent forms of lighting, both in domestic and commercial settings.
Following on from this, an LED – or Light Emitting Diode – module is, simply put, a device containing several LED light bulbs, which is connected to a fixture – containing a battery – that powers all of the individual bulbs collectively; alternatively you plug the fixture containing the bulbs into an external unit that provides the power supply to the LED light module. The material or ‘diode’ of the module is once again an electrified semiconductor material that – depending on the type of material – can emit many different colors, or just white and UV quality light. Many LED modules in fact – they are actually known as RGB LED modules – are multi-colored, emitting many different shades of light. This makes them ideal for advertising signage and channel lettering.
LED light modules – applications
As we have seen, the LED module has conventionally been used for the purposes of lighting up outdoor advertising and other shop signage, however, it is also suitable for many other home lighting applications, including:
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