You can get a similar Commercial Electric retrofit at Home Depot for $21. What makes this better? I need 17 of them.
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Compare the life expectancy, lumens, and the color temperature. Not all LED lamps are equal. My suggestion is to buy one of each and compare. LED lamps are all slightly different. Even Sylvania has different models that have similar housings, but different lamps and internal electronics.
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The one from Home Depot is discontinued, which is likely why the price is so low. Also, those use 14.5 watts while the sylvania's use 10. I purchased 24 of the Sylvania 70734's for my remodel project. I had no lemons out of the box, and when paired with the right dimmer, they are all flicker free through the whole range. If you can find similar reviews for the commercial electric, I would say go for it. If not, then I would suggest going with something that is proven to work effectively and will give you years of use. They will use less power (although not a significant amount) than the commercial electric equivalent. The one from Home Depot is discontinued, which is likely why the price is so low. Also, those use 14.5 watts while the sylvania's use 10. I purchased 24 of the Sylvania 70734's for my remodel project. I had no lemons out of the box, and when paired with the right dimmer, they are all flicker free through the whole range. If you can find similar reviews for the commercial electric, I would say go for it. If not, then I would suggest going with something that is proven to work effectively and will give you years of use. They will use less power (although not a significant amount) than the... » Read More The one from Home Depot is discontinued, which is likely why the price is so low. Also, those use 14.5 watts while the sylvania's use 10. I purchased 24 of the Sylvania 70734's for my remodel project. I had no lemons out of the box, and when paired with the right dimmer, they are all flicker free through the whole range. If you can find similar reviews for the commercial electric, I would say go for it. If not, then I would suggest going with something that is proven to work effectively and will give you years of use. They will use less power (although not a significant amount) than the commercial electric equivalent. « Show Less
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Make a trial run with one installation...assuming you are updating existing can lights...several iterations available and you may/may nothave enough head space, in which case try another provider. We have 80 can lights, not all installed at one time by same brand and have beenable to retrofit by trial and error.
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I looked online and found that they are available for 3.99 but shipping is another 3.99 here-- http://www.cleanerhomeliving.comI am going to check and see if my local Ace hardware will order them for me.
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I shopped for LED bulbs to replace everything in our home. If you shop at the eBay you can find 60 to 100watt equivalents for about $3 to $4 in groups of 10. Local Depot want about four times that. You can also choose between "warm" and "cool" whiteness. It really pays these days to shop China for electronics. If you think your being patriotic by shopping US often you are paying a lot more to pay for profit. VW and Toyota helped the US wake up and produce more quality and efficiency. "Tomorrow and Change" cannot be separated no matter how much you pay, LOL
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Why is this model so much more expensive than the same model on the Home Depot site? It is $699 including tax (none) and delivery.
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Hi Stanley, I bought this because they were universal meaning to retrofit to many models. In my case I did not install them my Son did and it was a breeze. But with Amazon I have never had a problem having to return any items even if the item was from a different seller. Check the one wire to see if it suppose to split. another suggestion with this model # look on youtube for any install videos. Good Luck..
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Why on Earth would you pay 120 bucks online if you can get it at Home Depot for less than 75? I guess you have a different view of "a good deal" than I. The panel itself produces the advertised power but mine stopped working after less than three years which I thought was poor for a device with no moving parts. Personally, I will not buy this brand again and I only paid 91 dollars, including shipping. The price seems to have gone up a lot.
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I have both. To my mind, they are equal. Same mode of operation, same features, very similar construction. Just avoid the Commercial Electric brand testers from Home Depot. I had one that I had to return because it was intermittent...I couldn't trust it.
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Most good electrical supply houses would be able to order this for you if they did not have it in stock. I am not talking about the two major home improvement big box stores everyone thinks of first but a true to life electrical supply house.
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Home Depot carries these. You might contact them and see if they will order one.
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Take a look at Home Depot, just bought this kit brand new on clearance for $74.....that is not a typo either!
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Not certain, but put in 2 upscale rental properties. Price at Home Depot over $400. Satisfied with quality.
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Yes I recommend the Levitron LTB60 which has several settings. It's under $30.00 at most hardware stores and is fairly easy to install pending your electrical skills. Good luck!!!!MarkInnovative HVAC Systems, Inc
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It's because it's your main tv and it being ran on a constant basis. This is also how they make their money, on bulbs. I suggest that you buy 2 at a time at the lowest price. I think I've seen the lowest at 45-50 bucks. Oh and keep the original housing cause sometimes when you buy them like that, it doesn't fit the tv. Just a heads up!!
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Home Depot has several choices and found one with a push button to plug it. It works well.
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No, you can get one dirt cheap at smarthome.com, I could only find one that fit a commercial door width.
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Not sure I bought it for my son...BUT check out the price @ Home depot first ...they were the same AND it was NEW