Post by account_disabled on Dec 29, 2017 10:40:33 GMT
Hi,
“LED lights emit zero heat” is a slogan we hear over and over again. While this is true (LED light emits no perceptible heat), the lamps themselves do emit some heat. This can actually lead to problems with LED life because people place them in enclosed fixtures or airtight recessed cans. While the bulb of an LED light won’t heat up like an incandescent (even after hours of light, the lighted surface of an LED is only slightly warmer than room temperature), the driver and heatsink, typically mounted in the neck and base, will heat up.
For More Details:
2d animation video
“LED lights emit zero heat” is a slogan we hear over and over again. While this is true (LED light emits no perceptible heat), the lamps themselves do emit some heat. This can actually lead to problems with LED life because people place them in enclosed fixtures or airtight recessed cans. While the bulb of an LED light won’t heat up like an incandescent (even after hours of light, the lighted surface of an LED is only slightly warmer than room temperature), the driver and heatsink, typically mounted in the neck and base, will heat up.
For More Details:
2d animation video