Is this LED bulb safe for displaying books? 1 1

[Venomous72]

I may have asked this before, but wanted to clarify for my peace of mind. 

I know sunlight, halogen overhead, etc. will fade books. From what I have read, LEDs are very safe and will not cause fading. 
 

LED bulbs

these are the bulbs I have had in my office for a year or so now. They are on about 8 hours a day or so. 
 

To any experts on the boards, assuming the only light in the room is from these LEDs, would these be safe for comics and not cause fading on the covers?

Edited December 27, 2022 by Venomous72

[Sigur Ros]

Unlike incandescent and fluorescent lights, LEDs emit almost no damaging UV.

 

[ADAMANTIUM]

speaking of which...

I have led light strips on my desk because it is near a plug, my question?

Does having the strip bulbs in my actual eyesight, sitting maybe a foot or two away in a chair on the computer bad for eyesight?

I tried googling and etc it mainly said it is the same "blue level of light that is on a phone or computer", but I wasn't sure?

I did try turning them off for a day or two, to see if I noticed a difference, but with sinuses and etc I couldn't really tell, other than a slight headache at the time  

[joeypost]

Personally, I prefer to display scans of my slabs or other comic related posters. The slabs themselves are stored far away from any light sources. 

[Jaylam]

Be wary of any prolonged light exposure. If you must display your collectibles, rotate them frequently, keeping light exposure to a minimum. UV protection helps, but don’t think that gives you a free pass to light abuse them.