Re: LED filament bulbs
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Fog Top on
URL: https://www.es-forum.com/LED-filament-bulbs-tp4034862p4034872.html
"What about the affect on the eyes? Do these cause damage like regular LEDs?"
Steve
That's my concern, also. I have a brother who has gone blind in one eye from retinal damage.
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From: steve [via ES] <ml+[hidden email]>
Sent: Friday, December 13, 2019 5:47 PM
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Subject: [ES] Re: LED filament bulbs
What about the affect on the eyes? Do these cause damage like regular LEDs?
Steve
On Friday, December 13, 2019, 08:45:40 AM PST, Marc Martin [via ES] <
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Ahh, well there are dimmer LED bulbs. The Waveform Lighting "40 watt equivalent" LED filament bulb seems perfectly fine to me, and comes in color temperatures as low as 2400K! Also on Amazon there is a "Bedtime bulb" that
appears to be a filament bulb (it's frosted on the outside, so hard to say) that is about the same brightness and has a similar color temperature. And both of these bulbs cause zero interference on my AM radio (unlike the non-filament bulbs). So I think
I'm going to start using these, as I've had all incandescent and/or halogen incandescent up to this point.
Marc