Keep in mind I referenced 12.00 volts as a baseline. Temps accelerate exponentially splitting away from lumens increase around (roughly) 12.5 volts. These parts arrive with double-sided foam sticky tape. A decent quality LED operated at <50c 122F will last a staggering amount of runtime.
Today I received an answer from a vendor that was hilarious. As usual, the LED product was denoted by lumens and watts. Apparent, not actual watts. I constructed a question limited to 2nd grade grammar. How many milliamps at 12 volts?
The answer arrived "What is a milliamp?" I even supplied examples (.5 .7 .9)
