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Most of this problem becomes a non-issue with the advent of LED filament bulbs. That's pretty close to the holy grail IMO. And besides, making everyone change
by rootusrootus 3y ago
Most of this problem becomes a non-issue with the advent of LED filament bulbs. That's pretty close to the holy grail IMO.
And besides, making everyone change every fixture in their house in order to take advantage of LED would just have meant it never happened. E26/E27 bulbs are going to be around for a while.
- xxs 3y ago>LED filament bulbs. Just lots of LEDs in series with higher target forward voltage. Still, LEDs are current driven devices and quite temperature sensitive, and still need a driver. The issues are not that different. >That's pretty close to the holy grail IMO. I guess we have a very different idea about the grail, then.
- rootusrootus 3y agoWe probably do. I like that filament bulbs have much smaller driver requirements and much better heat dissipation, and I can stuff 100W bulbs into enclosures without worry. The only thing I don't love is that they are somewhat more prone to flicker. Not enough that my eyes notice, but some might.