My home is 100% LED lighting, Kitchler undercounter, non dimmable Philips
Earthlights in closets, dimmable (might help with grid events...) Philips
Earthlights for the rest of the inside lighting and I am very happy with
all of it. Anything from warm white to daylight is available. They are
more ex
I don't know about spikes or grid events, but my home is 3/4 LED and have zero
complaints. The warranty on them is a little weak compared to life cycle..
All of mine vary in K rating and lumens and work beautifully.
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On Feb 9, 2012, at 7:45 PM, Ray Walters wrote:
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Personally I love my latest LED lights. They have gotten substantially
better just in the past year. We have some 8 watt units in our kitchen
that illuminate just like a 35 watt halogen, beautiful color rendition,
not that blue they used to have.
I especially like my new 1000 lumen spotlight t
i have some personal experience with led light bulbs. i put them outside
because the cfl floodlights are very s-l-o-w to warm up to full brightness.
1) leds are still slightly less efficient (lumens per watt) than cfl's
2) led light bulbs (2 different brands) throw out an ungodly amount of rfi.
Hello wrenches
I am in Central America and looking to suggest customers buy efficient LEDs for
illumination in their 120V-wired homes, connected to local power grids with
less-than-desirable power quality.
I see that so many manus claim long life for the LEDs, in the tens of thousands
of hours
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