I have used two in my garage door opener for over 1 year. I don't know if vibration is what you're worried about or not, but those have held up great. The two for my ceiling fan have not been installed yet only because the incandescents haven't burned out yet.
I have used two in my garage door opener for over 1 year. I don't know if vibration is what you're worried about or not, but those have held up great. The two for my ceiling fan have not been installed yet only because the incandescents haven't burned out yet.
I don't like the buzz of some CFL's either. Our porch lights use 2 small candle type 40 watt bulbs and I can't find replacement type bulbs that are not incandescent.
Walmart has some led candelabra bulbs.
GE I think.
That's what I installed in my porch and garage entrance fixtures.
Been a year now and the work great.
I will check it out,thanks.
I have 9 can light in my kitchen and replaced those with LED first because they are on a lot. Then my undercounter fixtures went away and got replaced with LEDs last summer. I really like them. Bathroom fixtures were also done so like Hobbs, I'm slowely changing all of my lights based on which ones get used the most.
Yes, Cree bulbs, with no issue.
Same here. They burn 24/7 because I never remember to turn them off/on when I'm supposed to.
They work fine with a dimmer. Unlike CFLs.
LOL
It's best to buy a LED bulb that specifically says that it is dimmable.
I went with these Phillips for the ceiling floods
2 things different as far as LED vs incandescent:
1. Incandescents can be dimmed all the way down to 0 or off.
LED can typically only be dimmed down to about 10% of their lumen capacity.
2. Incandescents change color drastically when dimmed and emit that awful orange reddish light when dimmed way down.
LED keeps pretty much the same color index all the way from max lumen to min.
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