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I would say most LED bulbs. You need ones specifically rated for enclosures, which are way less common, and most people have the wrong idea of what counts as en
by foobarchu 2mo ago
I would say most LED bulbs. You need ones specifically rated for enclosures, which are way less common, and most people have the wrong idea of what counts as enclosed (the glass hood around your kitchen chandelier bulbs is an enclosure, as are ceiling cans)
- jerlam 2mo agoI was killing a lot of LEDs in recessed cans. I replaced them with integrated retrofits, which aren't designed around a bulb shape that fries its own electronics, and aren't made as cheaply as possible. Here's a nice dim-to-warm recessed: https://www.homedepot.com/p/HALO-RL56-Series-5-6-in-Recessed-LED-retrofit-module-Adjustable-CCT-and-Lumens-Integrated-LED-Matte-White-RL56LS9FSD2W1EWH/324803704 https://www.homedepot.com/p/HALO-RL56-Series-5-6-in-Recessed...