ips led? just wondering else i should go with the ld450 ips?
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Amazon has the 30 day guarantee, and it seems people do not have trouble sending back the TV if it is not the IPS panel. At this price I'm thinking of getting one myself.
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You should definitely check the recommendation of the manufacturer of the LEDs. Most recommend parralel not series connection due to voltage and current limitations of the strips.
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Either standard or whatever you decide to use aftermarket. Unless you speak of the led's inside the unit, then I don't know
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Low like, easy corals. You should look at getting the 48-60" version or finding another light that uses true 5w leds.
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You are correct that many LED lights are sadly lacking lumen specs. I don't nomally buy ones without lumen specs unless I don't have much choice for my application and then I cross my fingers or check a lot of reviews. High powered CREE LED's are more expensive than piling in a bunch of lower output cheap ones. Pick your price point and good luck finding lumen ratings.
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I would try and do some more research on it and maybe give the company a call I'm sure they could give you a definite answer before making the purchase. But the lights in the psu are a nice touch and look great in my case. Hope I've been of some help.
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Depends on how low. I use 40W equivalent LED with no issues on 3 different Progress Lighting fixtures
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I just assumed that the 20W was actual power consumption for the LED matrix. You seem to think the 20W is some kind of equivalent light output wattage in incandescent terms.Lumens is light output. If you have the 1600 lumens, you have the light output. 20 watts in, 1600 lumens out. What more do you need?
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There are some LED Panels, and Company has to let you know which one. Examples Lutron or Leviton brand... Here some models IP710-DLPA18036
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I've used LEDS only and they been running perfectly for 6-7 months now. I recommend you check the ones made by Torchstar if you are talking about MR16s. Their new line of LEDs match halogen output as well as color. I posted a detail review with a bunch of pictures.
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Appears to be the difference between the type of LEDs used. The H uses the more common (and older) TN LEDs; whereas the H uses the newer VA LEDs. For understanding these differences, see: http://www.tnpanel.com/tn-vs-ips-va/
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Lutron is probably the best in the business. Costly compared to this brand, but very high quality, and great customer service. Available locally at bigbox home improvement stores in case you're in a hurry; although I hope you're NOT in a hurry since it's been 2 years since you posted your question! XD
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Have simply used standard par 38 incandescent bulbs in all 3 units...no problems. Have not tried LED's. JET
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Brand name......don't bother though....I returned mine....buy a LED LENDSER...you'll love it http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0054KX6YS/ref=ox_sc_sfl_title_7?ie=UTF8&psc=1&smid=A1JGIS49I66QK2
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My personal thought would be to go with the "whiter" 3000k. If you put a dimmer on the switch, it really won't be an issue as the brightness will be adjustable.
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In a word, silent. And I am NOT joking. On the other hand the front panel LEDs are quite obtrusive, but I cover them with electrical tape, and all is good. Why manufacturers insist on having BRIGHT LEDs on their equipment is beyond me. Makes an HTPC setup look rather like an old school arcade game... :-)
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FYI, probably not as intense per LED than the epandahouse (Ebay) 12-chip white LED panel they have. 3.1 watts, ~250 lumens with 12 5050 LEDs.