I spotted this at a Red Robins restaurant. This GE LED is very dim. The other track lights have mostly halogen PAR20s. The table lights still have GE LEDs tho.
Westinghouse incandescent bulbs had a major flaw, their stems cracked very easily. In many factory cases I went though at least a couple had no vacuum due to cracked stems.
GE made the best incandescent bulbs they are the most accurate in their life claims. Almost all the GE bulbs I used at work lasted within 100 hours of their rated lives. The 15w soft whites lasted only half of their rated lives though.
LEDs shouldn't be sensitive to switching on/off. I think that this LED lamp is simply defect.
The LEDs don't heats up the whole lamp, so their driver should be able to dispose its heat well.
The heat is only a problem to the LEDs themselves, but i think that this is a defect lamp.
I have seen some high power LEDs with lumen maintenance problems, but this is the first time I saw a GE LED that dim. Possibly a driver problem or this was in a track light that doesn't allow enough cooling.
Lumen maintenance problems in HPLEDs may caused by overheating.
The LED lamp itself provide heatsinking to the LEDs in it.
Can be a problem with the driver.
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The LEDs don't heats up the whole lamp, so their driver should be able to dispose its heat well.
The heat is only a problem to the LEDs themselves, but i think that this is a defect lamp.
The LED lamp itself provide heatsinking to the LEDs in it.
Can be a problem with the driver.