A Simple Piece of Advice about LED Lights
During a meeting with local electricians, we ran across LED
lighting fixtures that had recently been decommissioned due to major failures. Upon close examination of the fixture it was
apparent as to why the lights had failed.
Take a look for yourself.
Two obvious issues are the addition of a cooling fan and the visible
corrosion.
In this case we can deduce that the fan did a poor job of
protecting the fixture from overheating and malfunctioning. A well
designed LED fixture with quality components doesn't need a fan.
A common problem with LED fixtures squarely lies on the fact
that they’re made with cheap parts. It’s
no surprise that this fixture would be prone to corrosion and overheating because of its build quality
So here’s some advice for those who are thinking about the
switch to LED Lighting:
Don’t get an LED fixture that has a fan attached to it- it’s
a sign of poor quality and design.
Have a great day!!
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