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| Album name: | FrontSideBus / Solid State |
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| Date added: | 12 Sep, 2026 |
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I'm guessing these don't have the green hue that the Philips Ultra Efficent lamps have. Philips did improve this slightly when they released the 2700k Ultra Efficent lamps, but they still have a green tint. Providing the LEDs run cool and the driver is well designed, I see no reason why they wouldn't manage 50k plus hours.
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I certainly didn't notice any major tints but after several thousand hours may be a different story.
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How are they flicker wise & afterglow wise ?
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You know we have to give credit to some well made LED lamps - OSRAM/LEDVANCE and Philips seem to be doing it right even if they have setbacks, that green tint wouldn't bother me too much. Were theere any of these in candle shape for the 40 and 60w incandescent equivalent
even though got the STATUS branded regular type of LED candle lamps, I would ditch them for LEDVANCE candle version of these
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@Ash: Ledvance LED lamps, tends to have a very little flickering, which is only visible through the camera.
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Dor Any manufacturer can have different versions of the lamps some of which flicker mor than others. In particular dimmable lamps may be more flickery because some of them are the ones with no bulk DC capacitor (which is what prevents them from workng correctly with a dimmer)
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