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Same with old incandescent lamps. The glass bulb is quite reliable, it's often the filament that dies many times quicker. (I'm confused why so many people fee
by oasisbob 6y ago
Same with old incandescent lamps.
The glass bulb is quite reliable, it's often the filament that dies many times quicker.
(I'm confused why so many people feel the need to differentiate the reliability of the power supply from the LED chip in this context.)
- yarcob 6y agoBecause it means that if you buy a fixture with built-in LEDs and a more reliable power supply it'll be a very reliable light. The problem is that trying to cram a tiny power supply and a hot LED chip into a small bulb without a good heat sink is inherently unreliable. Especially if you put that bulb into a completely enclosed light.
- llampx 6y agoIs there no market for a properly-engineered solution that takes into account heat and power fluctuations?