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Even better, many specialized LED boat lights can be purchased which allow operators to choose from a variety of colors, all from the same fixture.

With a simple flick of a switch, a boater can illuminate his decks with sharp and clean white light that is ideal for fishing or utilitarian purposes, or change the lighting color to red or blue for entertainment or show purposes.

Many boaters are installing cockpit and cabin LED lights which are capable of producing either red or white lighting.

While at anchor boaters will use the white lighting for general onboard activities, but once ready to get underway.

They can switch to a more subdued red colored illumination as many feel it is less intrusive on their eyes once they've become acclimated to dark conditions. 

Another area where colored LED lights are becoming wildly popular is with hull lighting.

Many boaters are finding that hull lighting designed to illuminate the water around and underneath a vessel provides a decidedly unique and exciting appearance that would be difficult to achieve with traditional halogen underwater lighting.

Many avid fishermen are discovering that these underwater LED lights are also often effective at acting as attractants, bringing schools of baitfish close to their vessel as they are attracted to the brightly colored hull lights, which in turn bring in the larger and desirable gamefish.

Regardless of how they are utilized, LED hull lights are proving far more effective and practical than the traditional halogen hull lights they are replacing.

With LED hull light fixtures being typically far smaller and able to operate while underway, while halogens are bulkier and can only be operated while at anchor, LEDs prove far more versatile, easier to install, and much more durable. 

One of the other aspects of LEDs which is adding to their popularity with boaters is the almost endless variety of shapes butiksskyltar and sizes they are available in.

Unlike most incandescent lamps which are restricted by bulb design and the required fixture, LEDs can be adapted into fixtures of almost any size and shape.

LEDs are available in thin strips which can be mounted underneath cabinet spaces or ledges, allowing boaters to illuminate cabins while the fixtures themselves are not visible.

LED light bars are fixtures arrayed in a rectangular housing that lends itself very well to mounting beneath bridges and canopies, making it easy to illuminate decks and control centers without having to mount the light in a difficult to work with location.

Then there are button sized wall washers no bigger than a bottle top which can be used to illuminate walkways or closets, and LED courtesy lights no bigger in diameter than a poker chip which can be used just about anywhere.

Chances are, if you can imagine a mounting location, you can likely find an LED fixture to fit it.