I am wondering if the quality of the EESL LED bulbs distributed under the Hosa Belaku Yojane meets any well known standards.
I tried to dig into the specifications but did not find anything. The email response from EESL was evasive.
Is this another scam?
When the government gets into subsidizing something, the taxpayer loses almost always.
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I dont know about the
I dont know about the standards but have seen them installed and running and should say it looks pretty worthwhile for the money paid..I will try to get hold of the unit with the case and see soon.
Energy Star ratings and LED bulbs
@srinidhi
It is not a case of "it just works" - LED bulbs fail differently than the ordinary bulbs.
Take a look at this article
http://www.gizmag.com/ene...
BLDC fans now
Another piece of news -
http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/india/LED-style-drive-for-efficient-fans-soon/articleshow/51232388.cms
I have used one of these and it failed in around an years time, though the company replaced the motor.
I wonder if we will get a "use and throw" type of fan now onwards. I am sure the fans using BLDC motors can be engineered to last a 100 years with attention to good design. But the profit motive will over rule all this.
from bajaj bulb i received..
LED Ratings
Thanks Srinidhi.
Here is another sample (below) I found on the Internet to compare - Seems like the failure rate of F50 is very high on the above Bajaj bulb. And after doing a bit of reading, it is still not possible to make out if one bulb is better than the other for a lay person without understanding all the parameters thoroughly. And some of the claims of 25000 hours are not very clear (and what does 70% of the light compared to the original look like? One cannot judge that without a side by side demo). And below it says 15 years - that might be at 5% of the light output as LED bulbs do not always fail completely.