I saw the same model number light in a store but the packaging states 50,000 hours LED life span. How long does the LED last
1715370
It seems they make both grades of the product....the 35K hours life is ~ $10 cheaper.
545533
Its a L.E.D. Bulb rated for 50000 hours, if you use it 6 hours a day that 25 years of life. Most likely will out live us.ThanksBill
533381
This is more a question about how long an LED bulb will last, which varies by manufacturer. Philips rates their HUE bulbs at about 15,000 hours whereas others claim over 25,000 hours. Suffice it to say that these will last you at least 5 years or longer compared to *maybe* a year with incandescents. That said, you might get more life out of the bulb itself because that 15,000 hour rating is the projected time at which the light will begin to dim and fade at about 70% of its original brightness. Finally the caveat here is that these bulbs also have WiFi connectivity albeit dedicated to their proprietary bridge, and the issue with embedded electronics is that, like your cell phone or computer, they will eventually start to slow down and even die. That is just a potential issue with having embedded electronics on the LED bulb itself.
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I am not sure you CAN replace the LE D..I've had both of mine for over 2 years and they are still working perfectly.it's my understanding that an LED WILL LAST ABOUT 20-30 THOUSAND HOURS. if they die before me I will be surprised!
891010
I bought mine from bulb direct. It lasted 3 days. They have a good return policy. They shipped a new one and it is working fine. Hope this helps
2112082
Don't recall and I have already thrown out the packaging. It's probably on the manufacturer's website. I do not recommend this brand of LED lights due to customer service when an LED lamp fails. Recommend the Phillips brand for this type of lamp - they have the most experience maufacturing these particular lamps. I think the claims of extra long life of LED lights remains to be seen and they are banking that by the time you experience a failure the prices would have come down enough that it would not be worthwile to have to pay to return the broken product for a replacement.
327537
No, unless you take the unit apart and conduct some DIY soldering and find a matching LED. However, LEDs have a general life expectancy of 50,000 hrs. If you use your lights for 10 hours a day, it should last 13.7 yrs. Of course it can lost longer.
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LEDs last a long time and the possibility of a defect should show up before the warranty expires. It'll probably last 30 years and at that time there will most likely be an even better LED or other technology to replace it with.
654053
If that light was left on for 5 hours per day , every day , it would last 27 years. I think it would be ok to buy a new one then. Now if you only used it 5 days per week it would last even longer of course. That is the benefit if LEDs - they should outlast the fixtures practical use. With that said, Looking at the light I'm not sure how you would change the light strip.
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On average, LED bulbs last 50,000 hrs which translates to a little less than 6 years of continuous use. Odds are, you're not going to use the light 24/7 so it'll last considerably longer than that. I've been told 25 years, but time will tell. They're very bright. Bought a dimmer switch compatible with LEDs and that solved that.
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The manufacturer's website lists 50,000 hour lifetime. For LEDs, "lifetime" is the point at which they dim to 70% of their original brightness, rather than actually burning out. And since they are wired in parallel, if an LED fails, the rest should continue working. I think these are voltage-driven (as opposed to current-driven), so the failure of an LED doesn't mean the other LEDs will be driven harder, as would be the case in a current-driven configuration.Honestly, the power module is probably the weak link in most LED fixtures.
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Theoretically, the life span of led light bulb is over 30,000h, so please don't worry about this issue. No way to replace the light bulbs. Thanks - saicoo
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It is supposed to last 5000 hours. Considering it's a $10 light bulb, I doubt there is a replacement warranty.
1796001
I have some that get direct light and some that don't. The lights that don't stop working before the lights that do get direct light. That said they do last for 4 or 5 hours. I'm very happy with the lights. Easy to install and they provide a good amount of light. This is my second year with them and they perform like new.
434389
With proper use (i.e. charging during the day and operating during the night), the batteries should last longer than 2 years. Like any rechargeable battery, over time the charge may not last as long as with say a mobile phone, but the lights are on periodically so I have not noticed any degradation over the 2.5 years I have had 4 of my lights installed. Finally, the bulbs are actually 60 LEDs which are attached to a circuit board and cannot or do not need to be changed. The operating life of the LEDs are about 20,000 hours far exceeding the life of the light.
550648
They purport to last 2000 hours. This current bulb has lasted a little over 1200 hours so far and it's in really good condition. Are you getting the "Replace Lamp" warning?
630389
They would have to have some type of ballast system to power the light. I would just replace the entire unit. There cheap. Mine seem to last about 3 years but i only run it on the weekends. I want to update to an LED in the future. Good Luck.