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It's probably because they're so small, integrated and installed in confined insulated spaces. My house is 5 years old and I've never had an LED light break. Th
by andersrs 3y ago
It's probably because they're so small, integrated and installed in confined insulated spaces. My house is 5 years old and I've never had an LED light break. The hardware I have is split into the LEDs (bigger ones with a heat sink) and the AC/DC drivers which are installed above the ceiling insulation or in a wall cavity for wall lights. The old school gu10 bulbs are notorious for burning out as well I used to go through about 4 a year just in a kitchen rangehood.