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How To Select The Marine Light Source

Author : Bozhou Marine

Update time : 2023-04-07 16:05:06

Ship lamps are divided into traditional light sources and new light sources according to the light source.

Traditional marine lighting sources are mainly light bulbs, including tungsten-halogen lamps, metal halide lamps, high-pressure sodium lamps, xenon lamps, fluorescent tubes, mercury lamps and special special-purpose bulbs.

The new type of light source for marine lighting adopts LED and laser.

Different types of light sources have their own characteristics.

For example,
If you want to illuminate a long distance in a foggy environment, a xenon lamp is a good choice.
Close-range deck lighting, you can choose LED, because of high brightness, energy saving, environmental protection, and reliable performance.

When choosing a light source, in addition to considering the brightness and penetrating ability of the light itself, other factors should also be considered, such as whether it is stable and durable, whether it is easy to repair and replace, and the price is also a very important factor to measure.

If the total number of lights on a ship is large, such as a fishing boat, nearly a hundred lights may be used for fishing lights alone, not including other signal lights, so LED light sources are a good choice

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