LED Lighting Accessories
Overview
Overview
LED Lighting Accessories Overview
About LED Lighting Accessories
About LED Lighting Accessories
A light you have to walk across a dark campsite to turn on is a light you gradually stop bothering with.
That is the part people underestimate. The fitting gets chosen carefully and the control gets sorted afterwards with whatever is on hand, and then the whole setup gets used less than it should because using it is a small hassle every time.
Switches are the obvious answer and the easiest to place badly. A switch inside the canopy is useless when you are standing outside it in the rain. A dimmer is worth more than a second light, because the same fitting then covers cooking at full brightness and sitting around afterwards at a quarter of it, without anyone losing their night vision. Tri-colour dimmers also shift the light from white to orange, which lets one fitting do a job it otherwise could not.
Motion sensors take the decision away entirely. Near a canopy door or a camper entry, a light that comes on as you approach with both hands full is the difference between using it and fumbling. It also draws nothing the rest of the night.
Then the leads. Extension cables and splitters for reaching further than a kit allows, and clips for holding a light bar where you want it rather than where the lead happens to end.
None of this makes a light brighter. All of it decides how often you actually use it.




