Nope, I've never seen anything like that, but that doesn't stop me from commenting....
I was an early adopter of LED bulbs. Some might remeber early models had heat sinks incorporated into the bulb design. Maybe the LED itself ran cool but there's a bit of circuitry to to convert 120V AC to DC lower voltage. I think that's what ran hot.
Newer bulbs are much better but I still see a warning on the packages do not operate in a closed enclosure. If your bulb destructed & fell on the floor, I guess it was in an open enclosure. I'm going with Rickey & say it was a bad bulb.
I was an early adopter of LED bulbs. Some might remeber early models had heat sinks incorporated into the bulb design. Maybe the LED itself ran cool but there's a bit of circuitry to to convert 120V AC to DC lower voltage. I think that's what ran hot.
Newer bulbs are much better but I still see a warning on the packages do not operate in a closed enclosure. If your bulb destructed & fell on the floor, I guess it was in an open enclosure. I'm going with Rickey & say it was a bad bulb.
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