Yellow LED lights

Yellow, red and blue all reduce insect attraction to some extent.

Any reduction in light intensity will reduce insect attraction.

I have run yellow lights for extended periods in the past ... and yes I believe that they do reduce insect attraction.

Seems to me that LED white attracts less insects that white fluro for example because of less UV content. Many insects are strongly attracted to UV.

The ultimate attractant is any visible light and the further that light is visible the further it will attract insects.

Different insects are attracted to different light sources in differing degrees.
Mosquitos for example are not strongly attracted to light at all ..... this is why bug zappers work poorly on mozzies, while moths are extraordinarily attarcted to light.

Does that make sense

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I think they work a little, Yellow or red is ok.

I carry a flouro and use it as a mozzie magnet 20m or so from where I am camped. That works too.

Agree with yellow light to reduce bugs I fitted a couple of these to my canopy a while ago they seem ok, http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/2x-12V-460MM-LED-STRIP-TUBE-LIGHT-SWIVEL-SWITCH-WHITE-CARAVAN-MARINE-BOAT-LAMP-/230938370015?hash=item35c4ffdfdf.

I have both a Fluroescent Versa Lite fitted with a yellow diffuser and a LED Versa Lite (white) and find very little difference in insect attraction.

Both are way better than the Fluro without the diffuser.