Abstract: A light comprises a combination of light reflective and light refractive surfaces with geometric configuration of light emitting diodes (LED's). With the geometric configurations, the number of LED's can be minimized while retaining the redundancy that substantially eliminates the threat of a burned out lamp or light fixture. The LED configuration permits a beam or flood of light of circular or oblong shape depending on the reflectors and covering lens. In general, the LED's are located at the center of, or about the inside periphery of, the lamp and directed toward the shaped reflective surfaces at the back of the lamp. The reflective surfaces direct the light through a covering lens that may or may not refract the light passing through.