dchomak
(dchomak)
November 21, 2017, 3:25am
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Freedom:
dchomak,
I believe that you have just inspired many of us out here to look at our present fixtures ‘in a whole new light’ Thank you for taking the time to share.
Quick question(s) please:
Is there much field experience out there with the last 110V driven LEDs shown?..
Can you pay more than $2 ea. to receive better quality LEDs from different manufacturers (or receive varying Kelvin ratings)?
…and are you referring to the thickness of the metal that they would somehow be attached to as the minimum heatsink needed for say a 50W module?
If I could somehow simply install ‘x’ number of those in an old fluorescent tube fixture by simply laying a long piece of metal/heatsink in there to attach them to (while still saving the reflector)…what’s not to like?
I think the thick aluminum would help conduct heat away from a 50W module into the rest of the base.
I just learned of those modules from this thread How to light a two car garage for under $30
DoubleA posted links to these in post #20 of that thread.
Big Clive posted some tear downs of these modules. Very interesting and informative. He seems to think that the quality is good, even though the price is very cheap.
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