Are these true LED illumination?Other similar switches here on amazon contain bulbs (not LEDs) that by reports heat up and burn out rapidly.
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I was curious if it was a true LED as well, decided to take one of the switches apart... It is indeed an actual LED (3mm size), and the LED itself on mine was blue (not just a white LED with blue tinted button).
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Yes, that's why I'd really recommend that you use LED bulbs for this fixture because it does not heat up. You can try checking out this bulb, it's what I've been using and I consider it one of the best bulbs I've purchased. Hope it helps! Triangle Bulbs T95123-6 (6pack) - LED Dimmable 60 Watt Equivalent Daylight A19 Light Bulbs, 6 pack
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I just bought them a few weeks ago. I understand they have a 5 year warranty. Sounds like the LED burned out, I would request for a replacement.
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You may have a incandescent version. I bought 10 thinking they were all LEDS and took them apart and all NON LEDS running super hot with no load.
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No. For some reason LED manufacturers think plugs are the same as switches.
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Sorry that I don't have the lamps here to check, but there are perfect led replacements available, and they are great - no heat at all and high quality light. The size and socket shape are distinctive and pretty much eliminate any choices, so you can't really go wrong.
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No, they are Compact Fluorescent Lighbulbs, similar to the ones you have in your home. Those don't get hot at all. They are not incandescent lights.
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All halogen bulbs are dimmable, while not all LEDs are dimmable...so yes these are dimmable
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Since these are basically generic RGB 5050 SMD LED'S and have no info provided with or on them, it best to contact the seller your buying from since they are sourcing them or even having them manufactured to their standards. Plus since these are RGB, their luminosity (lumen's) will vary per color - though I have seen individual RGB 5050 SMD generic LED's listed with their Millicandela ratings - Usually 1000.
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Most LED bulbs don't work with dimmer switches, even if they are matched. The technology isn't up to speed with them. You're better off getting halogen bulbs. I have 6 bulbs that don't work properly.
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We use energy saving bulbs so no complaints about any excess heat. Don't know about LED bulbs.
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For sure... I use them in my kitchen lighting daily and they have yet to burn out. Been using for a few months but not 24/7.. Just normal daily use.
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I am having no problems with my led bulbs. I have been told that some of the less expensive dimmers don't work with led bulbs.
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I'm no electrician but I would presume so if they are specifically noted as "dimmable." I finally installed the fixture and I like it very much. Though it is only about a week or so up and running, so who really knows.
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Beats me, but they're not much brighter than the 40W-equivalent version. They are some of the nicest LED bulbs I've used though. I use a cool white one in the fridge -- it is instant-on, like an incandescent, unlike other LED bulbs I've tried in there.Note about dimming: They don't dim at the same pace as incandescents in the same fixture. In fact, they don't seem to dim at all.
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Find one with a higher wattage equivalent, they work but not as bright as i would like.I also need to keep one of the original bulbs in the circut. (7) LED & (1) regular filament bulb.If I didn't bulbs would constantly flash. Has to do with Malibu transformer voltage regulator.
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No they are not. These are sealed units ..non serviceable. However...i work in the lighting industry sorta...and know LEDs have come a long way. Chances of them crappin out...pretty slim