Why should I buy an LED light with a 1000 hour lifetime and no warranty? Does this really have that short a life time (most LEDs are >20,000)?
1143326
I got one and have had no problems. it does not have a 1000 hr. yet. when I got mine the box said 100,000 hr. I hope the box is right.
334470
You are probably looking at price and nothing else. This thing does not work.
1143327
I had mine up for about a month before it started to flicker and dim. I put up with it working sometimes and finally went to lowes and bought one that works all the time.
1788545
who offers only 1 yr anymore on this high of a priced item let alone an LED light? Bought this light; its already having much less brightness, everyone do yourself a favor, 1 yr is shady and not standing behind a product, look at the other sellers with exact same model, they offer 3 yr warranties, lesson learned.
1265133
The light could go up to to a hundred thousand hour. We also have a one year warranty.
22527
It is supposed to last 5000 hours. Considering it's a $10 light bulb, I doubt there is a replacement warranty.
570593
The LED300 comes with a 1-year warranty from the date of sale. FYI - Most products have at least a 90-day or 1-year warranty. It is recommended that you review the product's website for more information before buying. Also, warranties and returns for some items sold on Amazon might not be honored. You should contact the manufacturer to be sure.
393429
No; it has 32 LED's that have a service life of at least 70,000 hours replacement "bulbs" will never be an issue. If the light stops working it will be because the electronics powering the 32 LED board has failed. I really like them and plan on getting more if them.
1596158
10 Years That is the Life of the battery but how long it lasts being Used I do not Know. The LED Light is supposed to last for 2400 Hrs.
1742200
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.
621214
Since it is LED the bulbs are supposed to last 100,000 hrs and since its only on a minute or so when activated they should last for yrs. the electrical board will wesr out first. My first one only lasted 6 mo and quit turning. Called the manufactor and they replaced it once free under warranty. He said water got in it. Says weatherproof but I am doubtful! So far this one is good. I like the light and what it does! Just hope it's durable! Hope this helps.
1806676
This is less tha 1/2" thick and a sealed unit. It's some kind of LED technology and LEDS esentailly last forever - like tens of thousands of hours I don't think this would ever need to be serviced.
389476
I'd send the bad one back. It should last longer. The LED part is probably good, the circuitry sometimes fails. Can't remember the warranty, thought it was a year.
1055782
I don't know about led life. I've never needed to replace any. They are still working fine.
450557
LEDs should be good for 100,000 hours of use. If you left the lamp on continuously (which you won't), that's over 11 years. By then, I doubt you will be looking for replacement LEDs for this (by then) obsolete lamp.
15408
No. This lamp has 90 LED (light emitting diodes) and you don't need replacement cause LED's are good for about 100.000 hours.
889728
50,000 hours (over 5 years of continuous use) according to the manufacturer. No replacement parts. Have had similar led lights working 24 hours a day for 2+ years with no issues.
2267539
It is a non user serviceable sealed assembly. The LEDs should last 10's of thousands of hours. However if one goes out then 3 will because there are 4 x parallel series of 3 LEDs. If one series of LEDs goes out the odds are the problem is the driver circuit not the LED itself, so you would either accept that it became a ~ 15W light that's a little dimmer or buy a new one.
3576
I've seen warranties of 180 days (6 months) to one year. It depends on the seller. In using the Philips lamps I've never had one last less than 6000 hours or about 4 years worth of viewing at 5 hours a day.