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Judging by the contents of the bulb bin at the recycling centre, its recessed light fitting that do the damage to leds, which makes sense I suppose. I've had 2
by benj111 8y ago
Judging by the contents of the bulb bin at the recycling centre, its recessed light fitting that do the damage to leds, which makes sense I suppose.
I've had 2 led failures since I went fully led 8 years ago, one went soon after purchase and looks like a manufacturing defect, so that leaves one that could potentially be heat. Most of them are no names, most recent are Phillips though.
- Gibbon1 8y ago> its recessed light fitting that do the damage to leds Heat is really ungood for LED's and the drive circuits[1]. With a recessed fixture there is no place for the heat to escape. [1] I've noticed excepting electrolytic caps electronics that doesn't get warm, basically lasts forever.