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minus-squareBruceTwarzen@kbin.sociallinkfedilinkarrow-up4arrow-down9·8 months agoNo heat? Most led break because they can’t displace the heat
minus-squareRustyWizard@programming.devlinkfedilinkarrow-up19arrow-down1·8 months agoThank you for the over pedantry. We’re well aware that heat is generated, but we’re talking an order of magnitude in difference, nearly.
minus-squareVieuxQueb@lemmy.calinkfedilinkarrow-up6·8 months agoYeah, I can’t touch a 100w incadescent bulb that’s been on for an hour, but an equivalent LED bulb could be on for days and I still can touch it without issues.
minus-squareSARGEx117@lemmy.worldlinkfedilinkarrow-up3·8 months agoTo anyone who doesn’t know, a 100w “equivalent” is not the same thing as a 100w diode. I think the led equivalent on the last 100w replacement I bought was 3w? I have a 10w led that I rigged up to light my entire back yard at night.
No heat? Most led break because they can’t displace the heat
Thank you for the over pedantry. We’re well aware that heat is generated, but we’re talking an order of magnitude in difference, nearly.
Yeah, I can’t touch a 100w incadescent bulb that’s been on for an hour, but an equivalent LED bulb could be on for days and I still can touch it without issues.
To anyone who doesn’t know, a 100w “equivalent” is not the same thing as a 100w diode.
I think the led equivalent on the last 100w replacement I bought was 3w?
I have a 10w led that I rigged up to light my entire back yard at night.