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Their failure rate has been absurdly high, especially in higher moisture environments like bathrooms. On average I would estimate I receive about a year of life out of them.
The failure seems to be within the internal working of the bulb itself, not the LED. The light will start to flicker, maybe once per minute accelerating to constantly flickering despite being on a regular switch (not a dimmer.) Once it becomes unbearable I replace it.
Low voltage flickering when dimmed I found I was able to adjust the minimum voltage on my Lutron dimmers by holding the button for about 10 second and using the rocker to set it high enough. I assume most others will have a similar feature, but the minimum was much higher than I wanted and ended up going to 40w equivalent LED for that fixture.
However I still think this is a reasonable deal.
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Their failure rate has been absurdly high, especially in higher moisture environments like bathrooms. On average I would estimate I receive about a year of life out of them.
The failure seems to be within the internal working of the bulb itself, not the LED. The light will start to flicker, maybe once per minute accelerating to constantly flickering despite being on a regular switch (not a dimmer.) Once it becomes unbearable I replace it.
Low voltage flickering when dimmed I found I was able to adjust the minimum voltage on my Lutron dimmers by holding the button for about 10 second and using the rocker to set it high enough. I assume most others will have a similar feature, but the minimum was much higher than I wanted and ended up going to 40w equivalent LED for that fixture.
However I still think this is a reasonable deal.
Their failure rate has been absurdly high, especially in higher moisture environments like bathrooms. On average I would estimate I receive about a year of life out of them.
The failure seems to be within the internal working of the bulb itself, not the LED. The light will start to flicker, maybe once per minute accelerating to constantly flickering despite being on a regular switch (not a dimmer.) Once it becomes unbearable I replace it.
Low voltage flickering when dimmed I found I was able to adjust the minimum voltage on my Lutron dimmers by holding the button for about 10 second and using the rocker to set it high enough. I assume most others will have a similar feature, but the minimum was much higher than I wanted and ended up going to 40w equivalent LED for that fixture.
However I still think this is a reasonable deal.
That's about the same as my experience. The fliquering was really annoying. Felt like I walked into a club.
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the what?
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Amazonbasics are garbage.