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  • Computers use switch mode power supplies. The first step is a bridge rectifier, they could run on a square wave or ~170vdc. Most have active power factor correction, which chops the incoming current up even more.

    Cheap capacitive dropper power supplies won't like a modified sine. Simple motor loads won't either. If you're doing radio frequency work, it will be a huge source of noise but shouldn't damage anything.

  • They are commodity now. No way for a brand to differentiate themselves other than price, and consumer s usually buy the cheapest thing available. There's no market for nicer designs because they're too expensive. They may offer more expensive bulbs, but it's probably still the same shitty cheap design.

    My experience is that dimmable bulbs last longer because the power supply cannot be shittified as bad as the on/off.

  • Be aware that some only work with neolink in between. I have some B800 cams and the picture is phenomenal, but I have to use neolink and h265.

    I moved to Amcrest. Much more open, the api is documented, and h264.

    Oh, and frigate NVR