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When the incandescent ban went into effect last summer I bought a Phillips Hue system, since it was going to be harder to get regular bulbs. I could tell the di
by mtalantikite 2y ago
When the incandescent ban went into effect last summer I bought a Phillips Hue system, since it was going to be harder to get regular bulbs. I could tell the difference, but was willing to just deal with it. Then I got 4 ocular migraines in 2, maybe 3 days. I shipped them back, bought a bunch of regular bulbs from a local hardware store with stock, and really don't know what I'm going to do when my stash of incandescents is done. It seems like Waveform Lighting is recommended for high R9 values and flicker free, but they're certainly not cheap.
Don't get me started on blinding LED headlights. It's so hard to see on the road at night these days.
- nitins_jakta 2y agoYou're not alone with these LEDs causing migraines. See https://FlickerSense.org https://FlickerSense.org for a PhD scientists personal account, and, https://LEDStrain.org https://LEDStrain.org forum full of people that get migraines, dizziness, eyestrain and headaches from LED lights and other forms of flicker like temporal dithering.