Do theses lights get hot?
1795981
Only barely warm if you touch them. I do not perceive any heat buildup at all in an enclosed display.
815063
No! The LED units, while not cool during operation, is no where near as hot as the halogen bulbs that I replaced.
1790586
I believe so, but I can't say for certain. It seems to me that these things are designed for stage lighting, which are usually hot, right.
1366784
They do put out a lot of heat. I use them in an IKEA fixture and I an feel the heat when I am under them...It says something like that on box how many degrees it gives off
684091
No generally LEDs do not produce heat anything like an incandescent, but I am using them in motion sensing outdoor fixtures that are enclosed in glass, they stay on for 5-10 minutes at a time generally but they will be fine in most applications and not get very hot, I have all sorts of LEDs installed besides these in use outdoors I have PAR 35 flood lights and several indoors that have not been a problem at all. Rich
399945
Halogen lights get way too hot. You could not touch a lit 10w halogen bulb without getting a 1st degree burn; they get that hot. Do NOT use a halogen bulb in your daughters room.
1259375
The lights I got already had the tape on the back of the light. It does not get very hot. Just warm to the touch.
568851
They dont run hot but the filament breaks when lite falls on floor. they are to fragile. in my line of work i always carry a spare. never had one on long enough to judge the life. i would go led over this type.
1527694
If I needed a light to always be on I would get one with an LED bulb. I have never noticed this light getting hot. I use a 20 watt bulb in mine, so its on the low side of energy usage, compared to incandescent bulbs.
1560407
I would say yes. It can get hot after extended use but it is extremely bright. Maybe have an extra battery or second light so they do not get too hot.
964052
No they do not get hot. No, the print is clear even after months of use. They are beautiful !
1459973
Yes, they get too hot to touch. That's why they have the rod with the small ball on the end to adjust the direction of the lamp.
1515074
Normally yes - they are only warm to the touch. But if you leave them on too long they can get hot to the touch. Good luck!
246681
Absolutely OK. They emit close to zero heat. You can grab the bulb with your bare hands even after it has been on and not get burned.
1069736
They are VERY COOL they don't get hot like the regular bulbs. They also use about 80% less power. Joe
1604132
They are pretty good lights. When they are running they are good. When you turn them off, they make slightcracking sounds. Warm covers cooling off is my theory. It doesn't last that long...
1426127
I think so they do get extremely hot so you might have to hold them up a little. I've never tried it.