Remember the days when the power went out, we all knew what happened? Now with all the internet and all the social media, no one knows shit. Dumbing down seems to be the most acceptable excuse for brain dead.. Dad never let us know we were gonna be invaded by Morons. Would’ve been nice to get a heads up …
In India we used to have those rechargeable ones with a switch years ago but the market's since moved on to automatic bulbs. Once the power goes out, they automatically switch to battery backup for up to 8 hours. You really appreciate those lights in the bathroom when the power goes out and you're not fumbling in the dark 🙈
@@specialopsdave 1. With the mains on and the switch on, the bulb works normally and also charges the battery. 2. With the switch on and there's a blackout, the bulb immediately switches to battery backup but there's a slight reduction in light output. 3. With the switch in the off position, whether there's a blackout or not, the bulb stays off. The wall switch completes or breaks the circuit. If you take the bulb, touch the base and the ground with your fingers (dry skin won't work because it's not conductive) , it completes the circuit and the bulb switches on via battery backup. Nice magic trick to mess with people who don't know about the bulb 😁
@@hafeexius But the circuit is _not_ completed by the switch, or else the battery would be backfeeding into the grid, it must detect the connection to a dead grid somehow.
@@hafeexius I don't get that explanation because if there's there's a blackout there's zero current to the bulb. If you turn the switch off there's zero current going to the bulb, sho how would it know the difference? Unless it is able to detect some current through the neutral or something when the switch is off that wouldn't be there when there is no power going to your house at all like the case of a blackout. I'm not an electrician so that's just a total guess I'm making.
OMG OMG OMG! That last one is perfect for my garage. Even with 100 watt bulbs it always seems so dark, ordering these up to surprise the wife with the gift of light. Thanks for the +Husband points Much ❤️
Keep in mind that even lower wattage ones will do the trick just the same, dont necessarily have to get a high wattage one for it to do what you need it to. I use the DAKASON LED Garage Light 60W Adjustable LED (out of stock atm) for my Attic and its still 100x better than a normal LED Bulb.
Walmart currently has some 30W ones on sale for $15 in store, i bought 3 and they are very adequately bright compared to higher wattage ones. After checking them with a meter they are actually 30W, not under and not over but flat out 30W.
Awesome to hear, when I think of the time I wasted replacing lights hardwired ones with strips, I coulkd have easily just used these for the same results and saved money.
I love the LED bulbs that have a light sensor built in, I have them installed in my carriage pole light and each light on each side of my garage door. They turn on automatically when it gets dark. A lit up house is a safer house.
Got like 9 of the E-Bulbs that were at Walmart a few months ago.. I didnt fully understand how they worked though until the power went out.. I figured the light would automatically turn on when the power goes out, but for it to turn on, the light switch has to be already on or turned on manually for the bulb to light up (it can tell the difference). They come with a socket adapter with a push switch so you can use them as a portable light as well. The Deformable lights definitely come in handy in attics and basements, but you dont need the $30+ all metal ones (Spoiler: They can still burn out because of heat even with the huge metal heatsinks), $14 or so one on Amazon does the trick just fine without a possible fire hazard.
I do have the battery backup bulb but my all time favorite has to be Philips sceneswitch which changes from 100% to 40% to 10% power simply by flicking the switch off and on again. Ideal for most situations and comes on at the last used setting. I can read at night and then dim it down so it doesn't blind me when I need to get up in the middle of the night.
Nice quick little video! Got me thinking.. You should do a video and show us the best motion sensor plug-in style lightbulb. Similar to those ones, in that they just plug-in, rather then the hard-wired flood lights. I'm having a heck of a time finding some for my garage. Its tricky trying to carry the baby in the car-seat out to the garage/car and having to hit the light switches. The ones i've found just don't have the range (20-30ft?) to sense me without having to try and do a dance to get them activated! haha Thanks again for your content!
I'd love to even have those "deformable bulbs" in the garage but wish they were motion activated, or even if they featured a separate base that they plugged into that had PIR motion sensors in them? hmmm... 🤔
I love them all. By the way, back about 15+ years there was a bulb that had a built in timer in the base. It screws and looks like any light bulb, but it will power off after a specific period. Very useful when you forget to turn off the light in a bathroom or closet. I still have one of the few I bought and still works great. I wish they have them now
The backup bulb also has an automatic sensor for power outages. If you turn off the power at the breaker, you can see the bulb will come on with the lamps switch automatically, no need to touch the switch on the bulb.
I have the second bulb. I was curious to see how long the light bulb would run off the internal battery? 4 hr 30 min later I finally plugged it back in. It never even dimmed. It is a decent bulb. I keep it next to my bed charged up .
Just get a decent flashlight so you don't have to disassemble your lighting fixtures in the dark each time the power goes out to be able to see around your home.
Philippines they sell bulbs that come on during brown outs 2016 was there n bought 1.....Also you can turn it on in the palm of your hand, wet your hand it brightens up more....Was amazed your body grounds it same as outlet without power, grounds to illuminate
As always amazing. I was a little confused about the globe that had a battery in it. So can I control the light when the power fails from the light switch on the wall? Thanks again for all your hard work.
Thank you. If the power goes out you do need to go to the bulb to switch it to on. It automatically charges without ever thinking about but you must manually turn it on when needed, I think they did it that way so that it wouldnt use up the power if you didn't need it. So if you came home from work to a dark house yo would get the full 5 hour backup runtime from it when you turn it on.
Thank you, Anyone could use them but I have some older relatives that have them just to avoid lighting candles and burning their house down. Good for people that don't need my Ecoflows & Jackerys or Honda generators.
I have those deformation bulbs... the only problem comes from its strength. That is it is too powerful without a way to protect your own eyes. Never look directly at that thing, especially if you have become accustomed to a dark room. You will see the LED diodes for a week.
I have a stihl blower thats all of 20 y.o., I can't kill it, (outside of puttin str8 gas in it) best $$ I've spent on a pce of equipment that truly makes my life easier.
In May I bought a 2 pack of 150W Deformable Ceiling Garage Lighting with 4 Adjustable Panels from amazon. I installed them in my 2 attics. They illuminate as you said. Just don't look at them. Cheap too about $20 for both.
Great video as always! Do you have any suggestions for my ceiling fan's LED lightbulb? It's a great fan, but the light is way too dim! Are there any add-on type bulbs to brighten it up more? My bedroom is as dark as your utility closet!
The POLARPRA is actually a lamp the gets its power via standard bulb socket. It's not a bulb, but a group of LED panels on swiveling connections.It is useful for what it was designed to do (area lighting)
I got a lot of electric going on in this place, keep in mind though panels cost under $100! install can be another story but if you can install them yourself they are very cheap.
I have some of those exact LED light bulbs, not the silicone ones though, mine are plastic. I just bought this house so I went up to replace a ceiling fixture bad bulb, in an enclosed ceiling fixture that had two of these bulbs. I noticed the bulb I had just removed had written on its bottom portion that these bulbs should NOT be used in an enclosed light fixture, for example like a ceiling fixture. I’m not sure why, but a regular lightbulbs get hot so hot you could fry an egg on it, yet these LED light bulbs stay cool. So I’m wondering why it says not to be used in an enclosed light fixture. Do you know why?
Wow 15K lumens in one screw socket. The most you get here in Europe is 1.5K lumens CRI 90 regular Philips Dimtone bulb. Have five of them in 4mx4m room love the brightness. I had an apartment once with black tiled floors in the kitchen dining living room I had 24K lumens extra illumination in that room and it was still dark.
Just a warning, the multi panel LED lights are sketchy at best. I got some on amazon, one was defective after the 2nd time I turned it on and was a fire hazard because the base had faulty wiring. Read the reviews before you buy those. I really like the charged socket light though, handy when the power is out.
Hey SC, Do you have an Amazon link for the battery backup bulb? Nice review of some unique LED bulbs! You always post videos with good content and great production quality! Then we got the Smart House with Smart bulbs/lamps that are controlled with your cell phone to change colour/temperature. thx, tww
The emergency bulbs (all varieties of them) tend to have a hard plastic shell, never seen one with a squishy form, but even so they dont break all that easily.
I think the Incredibulb is solving a problem that doesn't exist. When did you last break a lightbulb? Maybe once in my entire life? It's simply got the LED's in the base and a rubber bulb stuck on it (oh OK now I see he cut it open, I wasn't wrong tho!). Genius. If you have shares, sell them.
Back in the late 60's they actually made a battery powered plastic replica light bulb as a kids toy with a plunger-type switch you depressed with your tounge to make it come on. Had Addams family branding on the box.
PSA: Did you know that most LED bulb are NOT made to be enclosed? If your LED bulbs don't last, it's probably because you purchase bulbs made to be in open space, and use them in enclosed area which makes them heat up and cook the internal circuit. Make sure to always buy bulbs made for enclosed spaces.
2nd one would be more helpful if it would turn itself on when there is no energy anymore because if it's dark af I probably will not find my lamp or even be able to reach it.
Hmm, the paddle bulbs do not last. I bought two different brands. One lost a paddle after 3 months in the garage after normal use. The other one was in my cellar and that on blew a panel after 31 days just past the warranty. Be interesting if you have any issues 😉😎😷
LEDs don't last even close to what they are promoted.. they are wired in series and if one fails then it's broken. that's why in led back light TV probably the most broken part are LEDs..
I have LED bulbs from the early early days, even some can lights that had them built in that are now 7 years old and going strong, used constantly. Yet some bought just a couple of years ago have already failed. Outdoor ones are a disaster if you get the wrong brand. You are 100% right about the TVs too. They CAN last if these companies want them too
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Remember the days when the power went out, we all knew what happened? Now with all the internet and all the social media, no one knows shit. Dumbing down seems to be the most acceptable excuse for brain dead.. Dad never let us know we were gonna be invaded by Morons. Would’ve been nice to get a heads up …
In India we used to have those rechargeable ones with a switch years ago but the market's since moved on to automatic bulbs. Once the power goes out, they automatically switch to battery backup for up to 8 hours. You really appreciate those lights in the bathroom when the power goes out and you're not fumbling in the dark 🙈
How do they know the difference between when the light switch is off, or if the power is out?
@@specialopsdave
1. With the mains on and the switch on, the bulb works normally and also charges the battery.
2. With the switch on and there's a blackout, the bulb immediately switches to battery backup but there's a slight reduction in light output.
3. With the switch in the off position, whether there's a blackout or not, the bulb stays off.
The wall switch completes or breaks the circuit. If you take the bulb, touch the base and the ground with your fingers (dry skin won't work because it's not conductive) , it completes the circuit and the bulb switches on via battery backup. Nice magic trick to mess with people who don't know about the bulb 😁
@@hafeexius But the circuit is _not_ completed by the switch, or else the battery would be backfeeding into the grid, it must detect the connection to a dead grid somehow.
@@hafeexius I don't get that explanation because if there's there's a blackout there's zero current to the bulb. If you turn the switch off there's zero current going to the bulb, sho how would it know the difference? Unless it is able to detect some current through the neutral or something when the switch is off that wouldn't be there when there is no power going to your house at all like the case of a blackout. I'm not an electrician so that's just a total guess I'm making.
How about you guys invest more into having reliable power and not expensive solutions
OMG OMG OMG! That last one is perfect for my garage. Even with 100 watt bulbs it always seems so dark, ordering these up to surprise the wife with the gift of light. Thanks for the +Husband points Much ❤️
You are going to love them, to turn everyones dark garage into such a better space. Best invention in a long time. Thanks for the nice words too
Keep in mind that even lower wattage ones will do the trick just the same, dont necessarily have to get a high wattage one for it to do what you need it to. I use the DAKASON LED Garage Light 60W Adjustable LED (out of stock atm) for my Attic and its still 100x better than a normal LED Bulb.
I bought one of these for my sister's garage a few months ago. It makes a huge difference, especially considering how easy it is to install.
Walmart currently has some 30W ones on sale for $15 in store, i bought 3 and they are very adequately bright compared to higher wattage ones. After checking them with a meter they are actually 30W, not under and not over but flat out 30W.
I got the 10 leaf one , they have them in different sizes I got two of the biggest ones they offer 10 leafs ...
It's glorious
I love how you always find something I've never seen before and the products are actually useful!
Glad you like them!
i bought some deformables a while ago. they are crazy bright, and angling them to where you need them is fantastic. and they're not expensive.
Those deformable bulbs are so worth the money.
I can vow for the deformable bulb - COMPLETELY changed my garage!
Awesome to hear, when I think of the time I wasted replacing lights hardwired ones with strips, I coulkd have easily just used these for the same results and saved money.
Thanks for taking 1 for the team !
Good video...
I liked that you cut the one bulb...
I love the LED bulbs that have a light sensor built in, I have them installed in my carriage pole light and each light on each side of my garage door. They turn on automatically when it gets dark. A lit up house is a safer house.
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5 times less electricity.
Not according to the leftists... a lit up house is racist... that's what they see
@@bukboefidun9096 Wut
@@bukboefidun9096 wow, you really are a butthurt little snowflake
Got like 9 of the E-Bulbs that were at Walmart a few months ago.. I didnt fully understand how they worked though until the power went out.. I figured the light would automatically turn on when the power goes out, but for it to turn on, the light switch has to be already on or turned on manually for the bulb to light up (it can tell the difference). They come with a socket adapter with a push switch so you can use them as a portable light as well.
The Deformable lights definitely come in handy in attics and basements, but you dont need the $30+ all metal ones (Spoiler: They can still burn out because of heat even with the huge metal heatsinks), $14 or so one on Amazon does the trick just fine without a possible fire hazard.
Where can I get one of those red light socket bases?
I do have the battery backup bulb but my all time favorite has to be Philips sceneswitch which changes from 100% to 40% to 10% power simply by flicking the switch off and on again.
Ideal for most situations and comes on at the last used setting.
I can read at night and then dim it down so it doesn't blind me when I need to get up in the middle of the night.
Thank you as always!
My pleasure!
Nice quick little video! Got me thinking.. You should do a video and show us the best motion sensor plug-in style lightbulb. Similar to those ones, in that they just plug-in, rather then the hard-wired flood lights. I'm having a heck of a time finding some for my garage. Its tricky trying to carry the baby in the car-seat out to the garage/car and having to hit the light switches. The ones i've found just don't have the range (20-30ft?) to sense me without having to try and do a dance to get them activated! haha Thanks again for your content!
I'd love to even have those "deformable bulbs" in the garage but wish they were motion activated, or even if they featured a separate base that they plugged into that had PIR motion sensors in them? hmmm...
🤔
So cool! Thanks
I love them all. By the way, back about 15+ years there was a bulb that had a built in timer in the base. It screws and looks like any light bulb, but it will power off after a specific period. Very useful when you forget to turn off the light in a bathroom or closet. I still have one of the few I bought and still works great. I wish they have them now
Why dont you buy a smart bulb and have a rule that turns it off after a predetermined time?
The last bulb i always used it in my tents to face the light upwards it gives off a nice mood
Excellent video, thank you!
I have some of these LED GE Battery Backup Bulbs you can actually use a light switch to turn it on and off when the power is out. They work excellent.
Wow! This is awesome info.
The backup bulb also has an automatic sensor for power outages. If you turn off the power at the breaker, you can see the bulb will come on with the lamps switch automatically, no need to touch the switch on the bulb.
I have the second bulb. I was curious to see how long the light bulb would run off the internal battery?
4 hr 30 min later I finally plugged it back in. It never even dimmed. It is a decent bulb. I keep it next to my bed charged up .
Just get a decent flashlight so you don't have to disassemble your lighting fixtures in the dark each time the power goes out to be able to see around your home.
I love these bulbs! They're cool! I want one of each!
Brilliant.
Take my upvote and get out
I want two of each!!
You find the most amazing things!
That squishy bulb was pretty cool.
Philippines they sell bulbs that come on during brown outs 2016 was there n bought 1.....Also you can turn it on in the palm of your hand, wet your hand it brightens up more....Was amazed your body grounds it same as outlet without power, grounds to illuminate
As always amazing. I was a little confused about the globe that had a battery in it. So can I control the light when the power fails from the light switch on the wall? Thanks again for all your hard work.
Thank you. If the power goes out you do need to go to the bulb to switch it to on. It automatically charges without ever thinking about but you must manually turn it on when needed, I think they did it that way so that it wouldnt use up the power if you didn't need it. So if you came home from work to a dark house yo would get the full 5 hour backup runtime from it when you turn it on.
Thanks, very informative ! !
Glad you enjoyed it!
Great content. First video I have seen of yours and instantly subscribed. I can’t wait to see more!
Been curious about those directional led bulbs for awhile. Wondered if they really put out the amount of light they claimed. Thanks for the demo.
I put two in my attic - and now it’s as bright as the sun up there! 🌞
They do 100 lumens per watt. Most households screw LEDs will do 140 lumens per watt.
We bought a similar light like the last one you showed, only has 3 moving parts. It really works well and helped light up our little home gym.
Very innovative n awesome light concepts. Thank you sir
Wow!
I installed the third LED light in my garage replacing 2 100 watt equivalent screw in fluorescents, night and day difference, so much more light.
thats pretty cool
We changed the bulbs in our garage with r
The foldable ones and it made a huge difference!
Nice work SC. I like those GE battery back-ups …..
Thank you, Anyone could use them but I have some older relatives that have them just to avoid lighting candles and burning their house down. Good for people that don't need my Ecoflows & Jackerys or Honda generators.
The deformable bulb was my favorite. It would help to give us some pricing next time. How much was that one?
Bulbs grow, lamps glow 😉
Loved this!
Great stuff thanks! I’d like to see some good outdoor solar lights! So many are overpriced, don’t last long and don’t put out much light!
I have those deformation bulbs... the only problem comes from its strength. That is it is too powerful without a way to protect your own eyes. Never look directly at that thing, especially if you have become accustomed to a dark room. You will see the LED diodes for a week.
Very true! Definitely don't look up
Your poor camera took like 10 whole seconds and still seemed a bit peaked.
I just got a new stihl blower. Is stihl a good brand?
I don't love every Stihl blowers but their backpacks are some of the best
I have a Stihl weed eater
And what I like about it is you can weedeat upside down
I have a stihl blower thats all of 20 y.o., I can't kill it, (outside of puttin str8 gas in it) best $$ I've spent on a pce of equipment that truly makes my life easier.
In May I bought a 2 pack of 150W Deformable Ceiling Garage Lighting with 4 Adjustable Panels from amazon. I installed them in my 2 attics. They illuminate as you said. Just don't look at them. Cheap too about $20 for both.
The rubber bulbs would be good for crawl spaces
Great review. Would there be any interest on doing a review on Landscape Lighting for your lawn and/or patio area?
I am struggling with this, too. I have done a massive research and still don't have the best lighting option for my backyard fence.
Silver cymbal can you do a video about JUST FOR COPPER? solder-less copper bonding
Great video as always! Do you have any suggestions for my ceiling fan's LED lightbulb? It's a great fan, but the light is way too dim! Are there any add-on type bulbs to brighten it up more? My bedroom is as dark as your utility closet!
Dollar Tree 100 watt LED
The POLARPRA is actually a lamp the gets its power via standard bulb socket. It's not a bulb, but a group of LED panels on swiveling connections.It is useful for what it was designed to do (area lighting)
Great video but holy cow how big is your house that you’ve got three panels?
I know it looks crazy but I have a lot of circuits for different stuff and this house used to have an in-law and one panel just for those 2 rooms.
Holy crap!!! how many panels do you have??? what ya running over there with all that power lol
I got a lot of electric going on in this place, keep in mind though panels cost under $100! install can be another story but if you can install them yourself they are very cheap.
I have something like the bulb with the built-in battery and something like the last bulb. I have three of them and they are BRIGHT.
The Nanoleaf essentials with thread support is my Fav.
I have some of those exact LED light bulbs, not the silicone ones though, mine are plastic. I just bought this house so I went up to replace a ceiling fixture bad bulb, in an enclosed ceiling fixture that had two of these bulbs. I noticed the bulb I had just removed had written on its bottom portion that these bulbs should NOT be used in an enclosed light fixture, for example like a ceiling fixture. I’m not sure why, but a regular lightbulbs get hot so hot you could fry an egg on it, yet these LED light bulbs stay cool. So I’m wondering why it says not to be used in an enclosed light fixture. Do you know why?
Heat kills the LEDs.....if you ever felt the base of an LED bulb that's been on for a while it can be very hot.
@@YukonHawk1 thanks for the information.
@@paulinedavis8734 most welcome.
i have one similar to the 3rd one in my garage and its made a great deal of a difference but mine only has 3 adjustable panels. great buy...
I love your channel!
I want to know, what was used for the Low voltage and network wires in power panel room.
How long will the "battery" in that GE Backup Bulb last? batteries being charged get warm or even hot, and that causes eventual failure.
Wow 15K lumens in one screw socket. The most you get here in Europe is 1.5K lumens CRI 90 regular Philips Dimtone bulb. Have five of them in 4mx4m room love the brightness. I had an apartment once with black tiled floors in the kitchen dining living room I had 24K lumens extra illumination in that room and it was still dark.
Just a warning, the multi panel LED lights are sketchy at best. I got some on amazon, one was defective after the 2nd time I turned it on and was a fire hazard because the base had faulty wiring. Read the reviews before you buy those. I really like the charged socket light though, handy when the power is out.
Hey SC, Do you have an Amazon link for the battery backup bulb?
Nice review of some unique LED bulbs!
You always post videos with good content and great production quality!
Then we got the Smart House with Smart bulbs/lamps that are controlled with your cell phone to change colour/temperature.
thx, tww
I appreciate the nice words thank you! The link for the backup bulb is: amzn.to/3mcR4ss
@@SilverCymbal Thanks SC...please have a good one and stay safe!
I have one of the deformables in my garage and it also has a built in motion sensor.
You are the shit bro learn a lot from you
Ditto
COOL, WANT IN daylight. ty
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I recommend the Nanoleaf bulb
Is the one with the battery also have the unbreakable bulb, like the first one?
Its plastic so it can take some hits but they don't have a flexible one. That design is really unique
The emergency bulbs (all varieties of them) tend to have a hard plastic shell, never seen one with a squishy form, but even so they dont break all that easily.
I think the Incredibulb is solving a problem that doesn't exist. When did you last break a lightbulb? Maybe once in my entire life? It's simply got the LED's in the base and a rubber bulb stuck on it (oh OK now I see he cut it open, I wasn't wrong tho!). Genius. If you have shares, sell them.
Uncle Fester's light bulb!
I was waiting for someone to say that! Great halloween costume idea
Back in the late 60's they actually made a battery powered plastic replica light bulb as a kids toy with a plunger-type switch you depressed with your tounge to make it come on. Had Addams family branding on the box.
“light go on…light goes off…light goes on…light goes off “ - Homer Simpson
These things look cheap and dangerous. I’m a professional so I’ll be sticking with A19’s from Satco.
I haven't seen the silicone bulb but I have some of the others
PSA: Did you know that most LED bulb are NOT made to be enclosed? If your LED bulbs don't last, it's probably because you purchase bulbs made to be in open space, and use them in enclosed area which makes them heat up and cook the internal circuit. Make sure to always buy bulbs made for enclosed spaces.
True although LEDs have gotten better lately but that’s even more true for CFL bulbs!
I find that the light with the adjustable wings for the garage if extremely harsh.
Got some of those 3 winged deformed bulbs from menards 10.00 each. They are Pretty darn bright
Wifi build, control from any smartphone
0:15. The incredibulb has a whole new “Patton”?
2nd one would be more helpful if it would turn itself on when there is no energy anymore because if it's dark af I probably will not find my lamp or even be able to reach it.
3:03 "These are so much better than putting in a higher wattage bulb"
Then uses a 150 watt LED lamp. 🤣
Lol yeah Iv tried those it lasted about 1 year in the garage
Hmm, the paddle bulbs do not last. I bought two different brands. One lost a paddle after 3 months in the garage after normal use. The other one was in my cellar and that on blew a panel after 31 days just past the warranty. Be interesting if you have any issues 😉😎😷
2 out 3 I used it
I wonder what ideas looked like before the lightbulb 💡 was invented???
2:26 wait you needed a electrician to screw in a lightbulb
I have always seen those last bulbs advertised as directional bulbs not deformable. Must be the different countries.
So Lit.
That battery backup bulb could be modified to function like the bulb Uncle Fester used to "power" by putting in his mouth on The Addams Family.
0:06 going to show you a cool light bulb… Here’s a whole fixture instead.
Positive Comment!!!
Even lame light bulbs have become cool in the future.
That intro definetly caught me off gaurd
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LEDs don't last even close to what they are promoted.. they are wired in series and if one fails then it's broken. that's why in led back light TV probably the most broken part are LEDs..
I have LED bulbs from the early early days, even some can lights that had them built in that are now 7 years old and going strong, used constantly. Yet some bought just a couple of years ago have already failed. Outdoor ones are a disaster if you get the wrong brand. You are 100% right about the TVs too. They CAN last if these companies want them too
I've got a question
What if someone has a disability and can't be around those type of lights
What happens then
Is the issue with the LED spectrum light or something else?
The deformable would be useful in attics and garages. The other two are expensive gimmicks.
1:16 I like how subtly downplayed this is. GE was literally founded by Thomas Edison, pioneer of the light bulb.
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shoulda mentioned corn lights.