AC-IN LED VS. DC-IN LED in 100°C High Temperature Environments_Heat Resistant Test

The common problems of DC-IN LED light in high-temperature environments are driver output reduction, shut down, or even worst-case - failure. 

In our 100℃ filed testing, other brand’s DC-IN LED failed after 1-hour of operation; while, our AC-IN LED light is still illuminating. This has again proved that only AC-IN LED light is truly ideal for harsh environment applications. 

Please take a look at the video to witness the power of driver-less technology. 




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