this. the dubai lights are very interesting. just normal led lights, standard philips, nothing unusual... except that it doesn't have resistors in series with the diode. somehow that reduces the power draw by half for each resistor, so a 10w bulb only draws 2,5w with its two resistors missing. the lumen output is much closer to a traditional lightbulb and the dubai spec also has a different colour temperature, the same as a traditional bulb. theoretically you can modify any regular philips led bulb to make it that way and the slightly based but homosexual scottish electrician showed how to do it, but for (((some mysterious reason))) the selling of the dubai bulb is illegal outside of dubai. probably has nothing to do with the claimed life expectancy of infinite incumbent to that specification. it's probably to do with the blue light it doesn't emit. fortunately due to the completely rgb nature of the hue lights, you can terminate the blue output entirely but i don't know if that really works and changes the health effects. what i do know is that people my age use them to make their house straight crimson one night and straight purple the next.
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