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The answer is generally -FALSE, whether well known substandard lines

like ;feit or Lights of America,-- or Philips or Lsg all of the SSL YOU WILL

SEE IS SUBSTANDARD;The objective science behind this is simple

None mentioned above use AC/leds - why does that matter-HEAT MGMT

Leds that take Ac line voltage and run it through a DC power source are

apt to have failures. Whether its heat bubbling phosphors resulting in color shift or failure of ANY other components- Any knowlegable SSL pro

knows using products with fins - is like being a proponent of using a

brick style cell phone, instead of a smart phone.

Good ,usable information

regarding SSL is / or should be a component of a detailed LIGHT AUDIT/

and solution pkg regarding kWh reductions - It is a home inspection

item often overlooked - how many dollars to get the lighting right.

Learn about what constitutes quality SSL - to be able to recommend

whats worth having- It ain't incandescents or CFLs those were the lights

from a soon to be bygone era/ Good - riddance - SSLPro

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The answer is generally -FALSE, whether well known substandard lines

like ;feit or Lights of America,-- or Philips or Lsg all of the SSL YOU WILL

SEE IS SUBSTANDARD;The objective science behind this is simple

None mentioned above use AC/leds - why does that matter-HEAT MGMT

Leds that take Ac line voltage and run it through a DC power source are

apt to have failures. Whether its heat bubbling phosphors resulting in color shift or failure of ANY other components- Any knowlegable SSL pro

knows using products with fins - is like being a proponent of using a

brick style cell phone, instead of a smart phone.

Good ,usable information

regarding SSL is / or should be a component of a detailed LIGHT AUDIT/

and solution pkg regarding kWh reductions - It is a home inspection

item often overlooked - how many dollars to get the lighting right.

Learn about what constitutes quality SSL - to be able to recommend

whats worth having- It ain't incandescents or CFLs those were the lights

from a soon to be bygone era/ Good - riddance - SSLPro

You sound like a smart fella who's up to date on LED (Light Emitting Diode) technology for illuminating dwellings. Ever consider taking a course in English?

Marc

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marc,

Correct about Led knowledge - As english is my third language -

I should apologize if syntax or spelling errors hampered content

delivery - What skills I lack in written communication ,I make up

for in SSL acumen . Sorry if my in-elegance with english

prevented you or anyone from taking away my meaning or advice-

curious do most N amer - home inspections evaluate kWh usage

as it pertains to current lighting paradigms?Is sound advice

regarding the benefits of the use of SSL on the radar of those who

council bldg owners how to have better systems within their bldgs

whether home or commercial?

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curious do most N amer - home inspections evaluate kWh usage

as it pertains to current lighting paradigms?

I do not.

Is sound advice

regarding the benefits of the use of SSL on the radar of those who

council bldg owners how to have better systems within their bldgs

whether home or commercial?

I don't do that either. Except for your posts, I've not heard of LED's being used for general illumination in dwellings. I'll google it out of curiosity but basically, I'm just an inspector, not an LED salesman.

Marc

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