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The ad says hi/low. I was assuming one emitter was hi and the other is low, but maybe it's some other scheme.
That's a confusing web page. They claim 60w, but if you unravel the text it's two 30w bulbs = 60w.
What's amazing to me is that in very short order LED's are coming alive! The light output is almost unbelievable compared to just a few years ago. We recently remodeled our kitchen installing 4 recessed lights in the main part of the kitchen along with LED under cabinet lighting. All dimmable. Total power draw from all kitchen light sources is no more than 60W. A little more pricey at purchase but should pay for themselves in relatively short order as my wife likes them on most of the day! :-\I've bought some cheap LED bulbs from China and have had mixed results. Fairly high failure rate but good that they were cheaper. I think we're almost there with a good mix of cost/reliability/suitability to their intent. Maybe just a little more time? Can't even imagine what we'll see in the years coming.
It has been a long road but don't you feel that at least in part it was LED's relative expense compared to other technologies, let alone the standard incandescent bulb, which kept advances at bay? As I recall years ago, attempts to bring high powered LED's to market were thwarted by poor reliability. The 6" "can lights we installed have giant heat sinks with lots of cooling fins. Hot enough do these get that in some models ceiling insulation cannot touch the cans.
Yes, but when compared to the rise of personal computers during the same time, LEDs did not develop as quickly, or drop in price as quickly as computers. I've always been curious as to why.
Skene makes the best dimmers.
I prefer the one I designed. ~;
As I understand the discussion: Unless I want to experiment with various LED applications, my most reliable option for my converted [Yamaha bucket] 2000 Quota is a 'standard' incandescent bulb. Next question: As compared to the Sylvania SilverStar Ultras or GE NightHawk Platinums, are Piaas better and worth the cost?
Here's my review on the Trucklite LED headlight on my V11S. http://www.v11lemans.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=17838&p=192112