1. How many LEDs are in this fixture? 2. What is the color of the LEds. 3 What is the warranty
1686909
4101 24" - 36" 22.8 x 3.5 x 0.44 23 Watts 48 Dual Daylight/48 Dual Actinic LEDs, 96 LEDs Total, you can view all specs at www.current-usa.com
389476
I'd send the bad one back. It should last longer. The LED part is probably good, the circuitry sometimes fails. Can't remember the warranty, thought it was a year.
869472
Do not have an exact answer but I have purchased two types from the same manufacturer. The first were white light and a bit startling and different from incandescent that I am used to using. I really did not like them. The second purchase was of a warm light variety. Right now they are intermixed with the white light in the fixture. I will buy the warm or reddish light ones in the future. My disappointment in these lights is that three have burned out in the first six months and one lasted less than a week. They have held up better of late. They are in a fixture fed with a dimmer and I wonder if that is the cause of the failures. I am getting better at setting the dimmer slightly off the peak setting where the lights actual want to flicker. Off course I know the dimmer will not work but it is there and sometimes gets set inappropriately. Need to replace it with a regular switch one day.
872694
Correct. Only 1. It is one ugly looking with a few LED's, 2 of each color, but not a multicolor changing light.
2112082
Don't recall and I have already thrown out the packaging. It's probably on the manufacturer's website. I do not recommend this brand of LED lights due to customer service when an LED lamp fails. Recommend the Phillips brand for this type of lamp - they have the most experience maufacturing these particular lamps. I think the claims of extra long life of LED lights remains to be seen and they are banking that by the time you experience a failure the prices would have come down enough that it would not be worthwile to have to pay to return the broken product for a replacement.
1252364
I don't know about the warranty, but I did buy these lights to put on our deck. Replacing the none LED lights.They have been up about 6 weeks, love the soft light, if they will last 6 months, that will be "great". I have used lights on this area for years, and I am hoping the LED light will last longer,, than the cheaper ones I have used in past.
1204242
I think the warranty is 90 days, but I wouldn't recommend this light. Mine broke just out of warranty, and the company wouldn't help.
1942650
It's not a lamp that has bulbs that you can replace. It's an Led strip. If one or all of the led's go out it would be a warranty issue. GOOD LED's out last regular bulb's any day. I know I have well over a 1000 hours on my lamp without any problems
1875252
It has a built in cree led that could last up to thirty years. When it burns out or the fixture deteriorates which ever comes first. You simply replace the fixture. No need for bulbs and is the most energy effiecnt light source to date.
621213
It has a set of 4 LED's with a life expectancy of many thousand hours,and as such are not replaceable. One or more of the other operating parts or features of the light will most likely cause the unit to need replacement long before the LED's cause any problems.
393429
No; it has 32 LED's that have a service life of at least 70,000 hours replacement "bulbs" will never be an issue. If the light stops working it will be because the electronics powering the 32 LED board has failed. I really like them and plan on getting more if them.
71335
There are a total of 15 LEDs inside the day white tube included in the package. My kill-a-watt meter read 5.0 watts power consumption for the whole fixture. It comes down to about 0.3W per LED. I cannot find any detail spec of the LEDs on the manufacturer website. The word "BG15-15LED-V03-HS" is printed on the LED circuit strip but no info could be found by google it. My best guess is the LEDs are about 6000-7000K, by comparing it to my other aquarium LEDs I have. The included day white tube is bright enough to light up any tanks no more than 16 inch deep but you definitely need 2 more tubes or build your own LED tube if it is for a planted tank.
1036849
This fixture uses 4-40W Xenon G9 Bi-pin (Bulbs Included). I doubt there are compatible LED lights for this fixture. But why would you want them? This fixture is really very nice as is. If the power cost has you worried...don't.
435901
the one I got I BELIEVE is 100. I got it in 2012 and it has 3 small led with 2 different brightness. and 1 big led that is brighter with 2 different brightness. but mine didn't have a green light. hope this helps
435005
12-LED per light. The lights keep changing different color continuously including Red, blue, green, yellow ,white and multiple colors. And you could not be able to have each of them all red etc.
798908
There are only 6 LED's. You can see the difference in the labelling next to the actual LED's.
1252363
I'm not sure of the warranty, but we've had many windy nights and I have not had any leds go out. The only thing that happens, is that the lights are not very heavy, and they have blown up onto the roof a couple times, but I haven't had any other issues.