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What Color is Right For You?

LED Flashlights are available in a variety of LED colors, and are available in many different brands, sizes and shapes.
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what color led do I need Red Light. This intense color is favored by pilots, sailors, fishermen, and astronomers for the excellent ability to preserve night vision and also for safety (red is an internationally recognized attention color), signaling, and map reading. Ideal for finding your seat and reading programs in theaters without disturbing other patrons. As an example, Photon reds are 626nm 24°.
White Light. White is great for all around use as everything you look at is viewed in full color. The narrow-angle bulb produces an incredibly bright flashlight-style beam. As an example, Photon whites are full spectrum 6500° Kelvin 20°
Blue Light. Blue, turquoise, and white are the brightest of the Photon lights. The blue is tremendously bright and excellent for walking at night. Wide angle beam illuminates everything to the side as well as forward. As an example, Photon Blues are 470nm 30°
Yellow Light. A traditional flashlight type beam. Will project 20 to 30 feet onto an area you desire to see. As an example, Photon yellows are 590nm 15°.
Green Light. Nearly as bright as the blue, turquoise, & white lights but with a longer battery life. The green light will run about 20 hours with one set of batteries. As an example, Photon greens are 525nm 30°
Orange Light. This one is bright! The orange combines some of the aspects of both the red and the yellow. It doesn't disturb your night vision as much as the yellow, and illuminates things better than the red. Great for signaling. Photon orange is 605nm 15°.
Turquoise Light. The turquoise appears slightly brighter than the blue. It is great for walking at night. Wide angle beam lights up the whole room. As an example, Photon Turquoise is 500nm 30°
Infrared Light. Infrared light is invisible to the naked eye. These lights can be used with night vision scopes & goggles, or with other equipment sensitive to infrared light, such as Sony's NightShot line of video cameras. Many video surveillance cameras are also sensitive to infrared light. As an example, Photon IR's are 890 nm 12° LEDs.
Ultraviolet Light. Spot counterfeits, check fluorescent hand stamps, find traces of erasures, blood and other bodily fluids. As an example, Photon UV's are 370nm 10°
Purple - special purpose "black light" is 405nm, wide angle

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