Do LEDs Emit UV?
Light emitting diodes lights use a semiconducting material to turn electricity into visible light. Unlike other types of lighting, such as fluorescent lamps, LED fixtures do not emit ultraviolet light.-
Identification
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LED lights do not emit any amount of ultraviolet light because the light comes from the heat of the lamp.
Benefits
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Bugs and insects are attracted to ultraviolet light, hence the reason most bug zappers contain a UV-emitting lamp. Using an LED light can reduce the number of bugs around your home, according to Pegasus Lighting.
Warning
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Some LED lights are so intense they require a warning label to tell people not to stare at them, according to TheLEDLight.com. You should closely consider the intensity of LED lights to stay on the safe side.
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