A reviewer said they were not Cree LED but Halogen? is this true?
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It is NOT Halogen. It is LED, I can't say for certain if they are Cree emitters, but, it's very bright.
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This is not a Halogen, it's LED. The light itself is brighter than halogen lights on a car. It is not HID but the brightness it gives is more like an HID light on a car. Maybe brighter than HID but is very bright for a bicycle light!
1982439
This is a 3 XML led light, like the description says, battery's are questionable though.
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Hello my friendI really do not know what exact brand Led...I can give Faith that the flashlight illuminates very very well. I am Mountain Biker and We frequently ride in the nights, I ride All Mountain and faster trails. The Lights has worked perfect ever time in the mountain, even under heavy rains.I tell you ... I have two flashlights. and I still like much of 1600 lumens from a single LEDregards
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No, they are Led. It's hard to know the brand and whether it's Cree or not but I bought two of these, the 3800 and the 1800 and they work very well though one 4-AA battery pack now dies after 40 minutes of use after owning it for 10 months. The other battery pack still last over 80 minutes. I already purchased 4 new rechargeable batteries for $11 and plan to make a longer lasting battery pack.
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No they are not. These are sealed units ..non serviceable. However...i work in the lighting industry sorta...and know LEDs have come a long way. Chances of them crappin out...pretty slim
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Stephie, I contacted the manufacturer and it is not. But I went to Lowes and picked up light that were really accent lights instead. I only wanted these for my bedroom near our night stands so we had more room. What I bought worked really great, good light and about 20% of the cost. Try that otherwise the cost is rich.
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They are halogen - not LED. Dont know the wattage. But must be high... between the 6 bulbs they generate enough light and heat to warm up the room. The product comes with barely any instructions or information.
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Up until recently, all CREE products were produced in the United States. Based out of Durham, NC - CREE basically crafted all of the standards for the diodes that constitute LED technology. Sometime in the last year or two 2012-2014ish, they opened a non-US production facility in China. Unclear exactly which products are being produced there. I know that when I purchased these from Amazon, they were not produced in China. Importantly, the diode was not produced in China.However, one thing CREE is good at is making sure their products have a high degree of quality assurance. So I wouldn't worry too much if CREE produced some of these in the single non-US production facility they operate. Up until recently, all CREE products were produced in the United States. Based out of Durham, NC - CREE basically crafted all of the standards for the diodes that constitute LED technology. Sometime in the last year or two 2012-2014ish, they opened a non-US production facility in China. Unclear exactly which products are being produced there. I know that when I purchased these from Amazon, they were not produced in China. Importantly, the diode was not produced in China.However, one thing CREE is good at is making sure their products have a high degree of quality assurance. So I... » Read More Up until recently, all CREE products were produced in the United States. Based out of Durham, NC - CREE basically crafted all of the standards for the diodes that constitute LED technology. Sometime in the last year or two 2012-2014ish, they opened a non-US production facility in China. Unclear exactly which products are being produced there. I know that when I purchased these from Amazon, they were not produced in China. Importantly, the diode was not produced in China.However, one thing CREE is good at is making sure their products have a high degree of quality assurance. So I wouldn't worry too much if CREE produced some of these in the single non-US production facility they operate. « Show Less
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Hi Brandon,Please send us the type or product information on the LED's and we will be able to advise you.
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Yes they are incandescent which are no longer being manufactured due to the governments ban; most new standard bulbs are either fluorescent, halogen, or led which all have a different color range than the old incandescents(some special shape bulbs are still incandescent)
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Hi, yes there are, but in my experience, the halogen ones are brighter and less expensive.
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Don't think so... Some LEDs at made to replace incandescent bulbs, never heard of replacing a halogen with one.
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I am not sure but they are working great and are almost as bright as my high beam halogens, sometimes I forget I am on low beams
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Yes, they are. That's why I'd really recommend LED bulbs for this fixture. I was also worried about the heat at first but then, my LED bulbs have been working great. Haven't experienced bad yet. Here's the link, hope it helps!: http://www.amazon.com/fashioned-incandescent-light-bulbs-bulbs-/forum/Fx10WP47XG95WPC/Tx1CH0HDNOGIFE0/1/ref=cm_cd_al_qh_al?_encoding=UTF8&asin;=B00GIVYQRI&cdMSG;=answerPosted&cdSort;=newest&newContentID;=MxVJUOUB443FCY&newContentNum;=3 Yes, they are. That's why I'd really recommend LED bulbs for this fixture. I was also worried about the heat at first but then, my LED bulbs have been working great. Haven't experienced bad yet. Here's the link, hope it helps!: http://www.amazon.com/fashioned-incandescent-light-bulbs-bulbs-/forum/Fx10WP47XG95WPC/Tx1CH0HDNOGIFE0/1/ref=cm_cd_al_qh_al?_enco... » Read More Yes, they are. That's why I'd really recommend LED bulbs for this fixture. I was also worried about the heat at first but then, my LED bulbs have been working great. Haven't experienced bad yet. Here's the link, hope it helps!: http://www.amazon.com/fashioned-incandescent-light-bulbs-bulbs-/forum/Fx10WP47XG95WPC/Tx1CH0HDNOGIFE0/1/ref=cm_cd_al_qh_al?_encoding=UTF8&asin;=B00GIVYQRI&cdMSG;=answerPosted&cdSort;=newest&newContentID;=MxVJUOUB443FCY&newContentNum;=3 « Show Less
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Yes it is, but beware, 50% of the Cree Bulbs ( 8 ) lasted no longer than 6 months.
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It doesn't really matter, why are you asking since the LED needs no servicing and Cree LEDs are now only a slight bit higher efficiency, not enough to matter on a value priced light.
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Hi,The bulbs are not LED. They use a gu10+c base bulb 50watts each. You can find these loghts in led if u wanted to buy thrm separately,
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Are these halogen lamps?--if so, I find that my local Lowes store has a great selection of halogen and other small bulbs. See if you can read the bulb # on the bulb itself and go to the store.
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I've bought those before and they are most definitely not LED, someone made a mistake.
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we did not find them overly bright. they are a nice warm light, but nontheless we put them on a dimmer from Home Depot that works for LED lights. We dont use the dimmer, but its there if we want it.