LEDs are a truly sturdy lighting option. Their longevity and mechanical stability makes them useful for not only street and home lighting, but also for use on cars, motorcycles and bicycles. LEDs are used in automotive headlights, brake lights, interior lights and indicator lights. LED headlights are the latest innovation in forward lighting for vehicles. They are bright, turn on instantly and use less power than their halogen predecessors. Another automotive application for LEDs are after-market light kits used by automotive enthusiasts to enhance and customize cars.
Automakers utilize LED technology in factories to create a safer and more efficient environment. An intelligent digital LED infrastructure helps to extend the service life of lighting fixtures and automatically adjust to the changing lighting needs of workers. LED sensors in conjunction with smart HVAC systems create automated alerts and flagging systems for excess CO2 or other chemical particulates inside industrial assembly line environments.
Cyclists use LEDs to increase visibility while riding their bicycles. The thin, lightweight and bright nature of LEDs allow for usage on bicycle bodies, headlamps, helmets and even wearable clip-on lighting. LEDs can even be used to light up bicycle wheels for both increased illumination and cosmetic enhancement.
