LED floodlight for home/office fixtures

chiaroscuro · Apr 8, 2004

This Enlux lamp was written up in today's "Circuits" section of the New York Times.It's meant to replace 65w incandescent lamps but wholesales @ the $50-60 range. Still,I'm intrigued. Some of my commercial interior design clients may serve as guinea pigs. /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/wink.gif
The below link doesn't show the illustration in the print addition--- It looks like a floodlight w/ cooling fins--rather cool.

NYTimes

If I posted this in an inappropriate forum,my apologies.This seems to slip between the cracks.

JJHitt · Apr 8, 2004

The NYT link goes to a username/password prompt... and the NYT will spam you to death if you give them your email address... (personal prior experience).

What's the expected lifetime in hours?

3rd_shift · Apr 8, 2004

Log in required for the ny times. /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/icon23.gif
Find the manufacturer of it and copy and paste thier link (address text)in your next post.
Something like this;
http://www.geocities.com/cpf_3rd_shift/TrilightRedOrange_versus_Mc660.html?1081443357330

chiaroscuro · Apr 8, 2004

I've never had a spam problem w/ the NYT. Anyway, the manufacterer's URL is:
www.enluxled.com.
Expected lifespan is 50,000 hrs.

The Yeti · Apr 8, 2004

If you have the available voltage and current, but are looking for an efficient light, use florescent, they are much more efficient than the best LED, however they are not focusable. On that front, LEDs do much better. LEDs also do specific colors much nicer.

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