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Lamps With Led Bulbs That Can Not Be Replaced: Annoying And Senseless
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Whilst looking for a couple of lamps, I have become quite annoyed at the mind-set of a seemingly increasing number of manufacturers who **insist** on offering a product with a LED bulb that, once 'dead', the whole unit is rendered useless.
Has anybody else noticed this development? What can one do to counteract this trend?
Thank you.
Has anybody else noticed this development? What can one do to counteract this trend?
Thank you.
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.Low voltage (DC) leds either fail virtually immediately (in which case you return the item for exchange/refund) or last pretty much forever.
Mains voltage leds are a different matter - I would never buy a lamp with a captive mains voltage led bulb - they just don't last the predicted lifespan in 'normal' (as opposed to 'laboratory') conditions.
Mains voltage leds are a different matter - I would never buy a lamp with a captive mains voltage led bulb - they just don't last the predicted lifespan in 'normal' (as opposed to 'laboratory') conditions.
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