I want to use these inside my house, not outside. Is it possible to "bounce" the light off of my ceiling to disguise the visible glow from the LEDs?
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I would guess that any IR reflective surface would work for your purpose. I found that the NEEWER 52mm 52 mm IR 760 nm 760nm Infrared Infra Red Filter fits exactly over the Crazy Cart IR source (but doesn't attach - would need tape or adaptor to hold it) and completely blocks visible light, and still gives exellent IR illumination.
152302
I actually tried what the other guy recommended. The Neewer 760 filter didn't help at all. You still see the glow.
152303
I would guess that any IR reflective surface would work for your purpose. I found that the NEEWER® 52mm 52 mm IR 760 nm 760nm Infrared Infra Red Filter fits exactly over the Crazy Cart IR source (but doesn't attach - would need tape or adaptor to hold it) and completely blocks visible light, and still gives exellent IR illumination.
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I don't think these lights would do very good outside. If you put all three together... maybe. However they are also toggle on/off by pressing the lense. I use them in my basement to illuminate a pretty precise area.
510093
I am not sure about these specific bulbs, but I used LED bulbs in an electronic dimmer before and there seemed to be a trickle of current going through the electronic dimmer that made it look like a lightning show. this was in a bedroom, so the dark room probably exaggerated the effect.
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That was my original idea with these lights, unfortunately I wasn't able to use them there because there is "too much" light for the lights to come on. I installed them under a shelf in the laundry room where it is dark and they work great!
2065962
You could use small flat head screws to fasten the holders, then the lights just pop into place. I did that with wooden cabinets. You Might have to pre-drill the holes. surprisingly they give off a lot of light.
397377
haven't had any problems with this. I have them in enclosed globes both ceiling and wall and they do just fine. I think the key is that it not be a sealed fixture. In other words, if air/dust can get into the globe it's probably going to be fine. If the light has a seal / gasket of some sort around it to make it airtight/dust proof, then I wouldn't recommend it. Best LED lights I've purchased so far!
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I usually wall install these units but if you read the instructions I'm pretty sure they can be ceiling mounted. There is a problem with some units that when they operate at night after install they may strobe and not stay on full brightness. I was able to fix that by adjusting the time and sensitivity at night. I spoke with a Lithonia Rep who said that this was a reoccurring situation.
1455755
Yes you can. Although I bought a neon air attachment which doesn't have the option to turn off the light..
1865538
Possibly. Depending on how secure you want them, you could glue. I wouldnt recommend drilling holes because they are fairly thin and you'd likely destroy some LEDs on the edge or some of the circuit board.
2013129
sorry i do not know. mine are in lamps which i dont have that option. i love the glow of these lights tho.
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I haven't tried that but I don't know why they wouldn't. They are like a regular light bulb in every sense. Unless you mind the flame pointing down which it does not seem like you would. Just remember they put off no real light, they are for decorative purposes and produce a beautiful glow. I love them and would try it for sure.
750207
Sure, I hung mine using thin stainless steel cable. No worries, you just need to be creative on attaching them. BTW, these lights failed after about 6 months.
1860129
Yes, I have them in all my lights on the ceiling and use in my outside light. I really like them alot. Gives off a better light I think. I hear they also use less electric.
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Throw that out, it's part of the packaging. If you keep it on, the light reflection on the ceiling will be partially obscured. We did this accidentally!
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Im not sure if you can but they seem to be air tight. Very nice and bright LED light.
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Yes you can. However I agree with Ray's answer - you would need to place them every 15-20 feet if you are going for a complete illumination. On my deck I have 2 mounted 7ft high 20ft apart pointing up so the light bounced on the second floor eves. The light illuminates the 75 X 15 ft. area nicely with a soft glow.
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no, but when you can directly see the led, it is very bright/distracting. I have one behind my head board and 1 behind my tv stand. the headboard covers the led and you cannot notice te glow whatsoever. the tv stand one has direct line of sight, between shelves so It is very noticeable in a dark room. But overall the light does not "glow" spread light a far distance.