Chocolate Bunny Melts Under Incandescent Light, Survives LED Light
Loading...
Uploaded by CreeInc on Mar 30, 2010
http://CreeLEDRevolution.com A chocolate bunny is placed under a 65W incandescent light and a 12W Cree LRP-38 LED lights. About 90 minutes later, the chocolate bunny under the incandescent light melts since about 90 percent of energy from them is emitted as heat. Energy efficient LED lights produce significantly less heat. In the middle of the time lapse, the bunny under the incandescent light fell over. You'll see my hand adjusting the plate so the chocolate bunny remains in the shot.
- 131 likes, 9 dislikes
-
Link to this comment:
Top Comments
All Comments (62)
-
Hungry
-
@landcruiserlarry i live in england, extra heat is always needed
-
What song is this?
-
Besides the good points people have already mentioned about this video, how can the producers show what happens to a chocolate bar and then compare it with the effects on a house, shoes, and clothing? Like chocolate is stronger than all of those examples? I mean, one usually says stuff like, "this medicine produces great side effects on an adult, inmagine what it can do to your baby".
Whoever produced this commercial seems to be an amateur...
-
'
what happen to the clock,,,
cannot see the clock without a light on,,,
LED light leave on the dot limit area,,,
normal light bulb is more spread light than LED,,,
LED is more pricy,,,
bulb is cheaper
-
you can clearly see that the filament light bulb lights up way brighter than the led one. they haven't even choose a normal light bulb, the one on the left is an exterior light bulb that is suppose to be at least 1feet from anything.
-
Hope to see more
-
6 people would like to appologize to BP.
- 3:33LED light testby skracingone38,528 views
- 0:33DRY ICE BOMB.by niggasayplease767,773 views
- 2:38FloLight LED Lighting Overviewby FloLights45,964 views
- 0:25LED Liquid Lightbulb by Liquid LED at CES 2009by ROCKETBOOM289,410 views
- 4:38LED Tube Light Bulb Installation UTube LED Ligh...by LEDuBulbs47,533 views
- 3:17500 LED Extreme flashlightby ledcreations5,569,625 views
- 1:36Short: Wraak - Champagne & Eiby xylomedia219,005 views
- 2:42How To: Make a USB Light!by MattCarlBMWZ358,476 views
- 1:55Cree Demonstrates 60 Watt Equivalent LED Light ...by CreeInc102,480 views
- 3:06Litepanels LED Video Lightsby BHPhotoVideoProAudio36,449 views
- 1:56CREE-LED (3 watts) household LED light bulb - v...by HighQualityLEDsale176,634 views
- 11:23AAMI Park LED Lightsby MajorProjectsVic22,721 views
- 1:12How a light bulb worksby bjtaylor09184,421 views
- 9:19CREE XM-L Thrower Flashlight Showdownby goingprepared33,369 views
- 2:09Melting Bunnyby icuddy10,051 views
- 2:38Comparing an 8 watt LED lamp and a 60 watt inca...by toplightco6,317 views
- 0:42RGB LED Dome- Color Changing Lightingby SGiLighting14,196 views
- 4:21LED Lightingby felicityhamilton51,336 views
- 4:56EcoGeek Compares CFL Incandescent and LED Light...by ecogeeky93,762 views
@YamiChippy it would make sense to use equal wattage if the goal of a light was to use power. But the goal of the light is to produce light. Even though the LED bulb has a much lower wattage, you can see that it produces the same amount of light.
vlogbrothers 1 year ago 20
@mysterialite The wattage is irrelevant. the lights are the same number of lumens , which are a measure of Light output. so.. they are the same, just not the same wattage. the reason it takes so many more watts to make an incandescent bulb have the same Lumens as an LED or even a CFL is because of the amount of heat that is produced and wasted when the filament has a voltage placed across it. LEDs also have a voltage that 'Reacts' with the diode and creates light, just without all the heat!
Jordn284 1 year ago 9