Weird. I dunno what to think.
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Weird. I dunno what to think.
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Interesting to note that on their home page they claim to be a "Manufacturer of luxeon LED's" and that "Luxeon ..led lighting..lasts for 100,000hrs or
22 years" and "saves 95% of power compare to incandescent bulb" .Presumably the Philips/Hewlett Packard 'Lumileds' venture is just a front and the devices Lumileds offers are all bought-in products. Maybe, however, since in the luxeonics world there are only 100,000 hrs in
22 years (or 4545 hrs in a year), in the other 4215hrs a year available in the rest of the world, the luxeons are secretly copied by Lumileds - unknown to luxeonics since this is outside luxeonics time continuum.Impressively luxeonics leds 'save 95% of power compare to incandescents'. Assuming a typical TH incandescent at 20 lumen per watt, a 95% power saving gives efficacies of 400 lumen per watt for their luxeon leds.
Eat your heart out HID manufacturers - no longer can you gloat at your world beating 200lm/W figures.
Lumileds claim a mere 30lm/watt for their 'copy' luxeons I believe.
I just wonder why, being the world manufacturer of luxeon leds, they show pictures of (mainly) compact fluorescent tubes on their home page.
Yes - 'tis odd.
hi, i have actually seen the genuine luxeon leds and the cheaper type of luxeon leds, both say 1 watt, but the genuine luxeon is DEFINATELY brighter than the copies,. mark k
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All - Luxeonics is not associated with Lumileds Lighting, nor are they the manufacturer of Luxeon LEDs. Lumileds is the sole manufacturer of Luxeon LEDs (Luxeon I, Luxeon III and Luxeon V). Luxeon LEDs are available through Future Electronics.
Steve Landau Lumileds Lighting
| Interesting to note that on their home page they claim to be a "Manufacturer | of luxeon LED's" and that "Luxeon ..led lighting..lasts for 100,000hrs or | 22 years" and "saves 95% of power compare to incandescent bulb" . | | Presumably the Philips/Hewlett Packard 'Lumileds' venture is just a front | and the devices Lumileds offers are all bought-in products. | Maybe, however, since in the luxeonics world there are only 100,000 hrs in | 22 years (or 4545 hrs in a year), in the other 4215hrs a year available in | the rest of the world, the luxeons are secretly copied by Lumileds - unknown | to luxeonics since this is outside luxeonics time continuum.
Actually it's even worse than that, since 100,000 hours is equal to only
11.4 years.-- MT To reply directly, please take off your pants from my address.
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Luxeonics is not associated with Lumileds Lighting, nor are they the manufacturer of Luxeon LEDs. Lumileds is the sole manufacturer of Luxeon LEDs (Luxeon I, Luxeon III and Luxeon V). Luxeon LEDs are available through Future Electronics.
Steve Landau Lumileds Lighting
Anyone remember the Korean camera maker, "Olympos"? Rather similar to the Japanese brand "Olympus".
-- KC6ETE Dave's Engineering Page,
I hadn't heard of that one. But a neighbor had a pest repeller that they had in the kitchen for a few years, and they said it didn't work for cockroaches. So they gave it to me. I opened it up and it was full of cockroach droppings - they loved the warm insides. Basically it was a 555 osc driving a tweeter. The name on the circuit board was "PANASONY". I'm still wondering about that one!
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