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| From the DeadSure app for reporting faulty street lighting. |
Too early to make a judgement, but something tells me these new LED street lights are less reliable than the older sodium ones. Which makes sense, considering sodium lamps are simpler and purely electrical/electromechanical, whereas LED lamps have more working parts— not moving parts, but semiconductors—that can fail. I reported this one that I noticed tonight because the upper path in the Valley Park seemed dark. There may be a couple more not lighting, further out the road closer to St. Brigid's Well.
LED lighting theoretically has a lifespan in the tens of thousands of hours (30,000 to 40,000 hours). However, in reality it can be less than this because the driver electronics fails.

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