> This is the frustrating thing about LEDs that IDK we can change. I think that non-bulb LED fixtures are relatively common. For example, a style exists where

> This is the frustrating thing about LEDs that IDK we can change. I think that non-bulb LED fixtures are relatively common. For example, a style exists where you cut a hole in the ceiling and friction-fit the LEDs with the power supply up in the attic (presumably with infinite convective airflow): https://www.lowes.com/pd/Utilitech-Canless-Color-Choice-Integrated-LED-4-in-50-Watt-EQ-White-Round-Dimmable-Canless-Recessed-DownLight/1001771854 https://www.lowes.com/pd/Utilitech-Canless-Color-Choice-Inte... These power supplies aren't going to die from overheating because the power supply is nowhere near the heat-producing LEDs. And, it's not like $30 for your entire light fixture is going to break the bank.