Kitchen lighting perfboard prototype
Kitchen lighting perfboard prototype
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3 of these just failed


Initially I was very pleased with these 5 chip 1/2 Watt LEDs I acquired from ebay.
For testing I ordered 10pcs of the warm-white type (100,000 mcd @ 100mA), which are shown here, and 10 pcs of neutral/cool-white (120,000 mcd @ 100mA). NONE of the latter have failed so far.
I use constant current LED drivers, therefore it shouldn't have been over-current that has killed them. 3 in a row.
Now will I use these, or search for equivalent/better SMD types?
As it turns out, I won't use the warm-white type at all, it doesn't look good on the kitchen counter at all.
For testing I ordered 10pcs of the warm-white type (100,000 mcd @ 100mA), which are shown here, and 10 pcs of neutral/cool-white (120,000 mcd @ 100mA). NONE of the latter have failed so far.
I use constant current LED drivers, therefore it shouldn't have been over-current that has killed them. 3 in a row.
Now will I use these, or search for equivalent/better SMD types?
As it turns out, I won't use the warm-white type at all, it doesn't look good on the kitchen counter at all.
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