Color Changing Light
noun
Definition of Color Changing Light
Color changing lights are versatile LED light fixtures that can change colors. These lights can be used to set the mood and create a unique atmosphere in indoor and outdoor marine lighting.
The lights use red, green, and blue (RGB) LEDs, which can be mixed to create a nearly infinite variety of colors.
With the help of a control mechanism, these lights can produce colors ranging from warm oranges and yellows to cool blues and purples, and everything in between.
The control mechanism for color changing lights comes in different forms.
- Remote: A remote control sends signals to the color changing light to change the color. It communicates with the bulb through a radio frequency signal and usually has buttons for different colors, color modes, and brightness levels.
- LED controller: This is a more versatile control mechanism that allows for greater customization. The controller is physically connected to the lights and is compatible with a smart device.
This allows you to control the colors, brightness, and even set schedules for your lights from your smartphone or tablet.
Color changing lights can also be used to create unique lighting effects. For example, the Lumitec Scallop Pathway Light can be set up with scenes in your smartphone app to quickly change the theme based on your mood or party.
Apex Lighting offers both indoor and outdoor color-changing marine lights. Our outdoor fixtures are designed to withstand the harsh marine environment using durable materials such as stainless steel.
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