Bliss Light
LED Bliss lights and LED outdoor bliss lights are low voltage outdoor laser projectors that provide elegant and stunning displays of projected light across your home’s landscape. Go online today at HomElectrical and shop our large selection of outdoor LED bliss lights to receive free shipping today.
What are the installation options for LED bliss lights from King innovation?
The Perma Bright L-Series Laser Light by King Innovation is a unique LED outdoor lighting system that uses holographic technology to project thousands of micro or pin-points of light to create a firefly effect. King innovations uses a 12V landscape lighting system that can be used for everyday use or you can customize your design for holidays to create a mesmerizing ambiance! You can also add multiple fixture to a larger surface area to create a totally unique landscape lighting appearance.
Does outdoor bliss lights come with a remote control, and is so how does it work?
LED outdoor bliss lights do come with an option for a remote control, while some set ups do not include them. When using a remote control for your bliss lights, you can control the coverage of lighting up to 2,500 square feet in some settings. The control also allows the consumer to adjust the dimmability and color of lighting.
For instance, you can switch back and forth from a solid green, red, or any other color that your fixture includes, or you are able to blend the colors and alternate. Most LED bliss lights are integrated into your smart phone, so you can control them from your mobile device.
What is the projection coverage of outdoor bliss lights?
LED Bliss lights are patented lights that use a laser or LED to project light up to 50x50 feet for laser applications and up to 15x15 feet for LED lights. LED Bliss lights should not be installed at more than a 45-degree beam angle to insure maximum coverage. You can add multiple projectors or fixtures to your LED bliss lights to increase the overall ambiance for your landscape lighting.
What are the LED color options?
The popular colors available for LEDs are warm white, soft white, and bright white. Warm white and soft white will produce a yellow hue, close to incandescent lighting, while bulbs labeled as bright white will produce a whiter light, closer to daylight and similar to what you see in retail stores. For a complete breakdown of LED Color Temperatures read our blog here.
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