Are these suppose to have a lens over the LEDs? They look kind of odd/naked with just bare LEDs. Are they at least sealed to protect from the weather?
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no there r no covers but once u get them it dont look that bad but i could not get the tail and brake and turns to all work like they r sopose to so i use mine for just turns nothing else.
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There's no lense over it but it's sealed. I haven't had any issues. They won't get burned out because their led
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There sealed to protect them. They work great , looks odd but you'll be ok.
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I. have in hand. Yes sealed. I thought maybe attach - cover, but now I think that the amber, not red is from sealed inside. My next move is to figure a red cover or coloring. It is agood quality lamp, well made. Duane
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They are sealed, and the lens is "bumpy" and do NOT work as both tail and turn/brake lights. I use them as extra brake lights and they work very well. I painted the mounting bolts black to match my bike and that blended them in very well. If you want extra running lights I would suggest stick on strip LEDs from an auto parts store, stick on where you want them.
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they look exactly the same; all are from spec-d tuning, so i would say they are just different prices from the vendors. if you think these are cool without the LED's, go for it, cause i guarantee that within a few months all of the LED's will either be flickering or out altogether, and they are not directly replaceable.
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These bulbs are not sealed like the standard bulb (having a glass cover all around). If you use these LED's, they will need to be in a protective lens cover that is water tight. Also, you may want to use dielectric grease on the socket area to prevent corrosion.
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Robert, I only purchased the round lights. The lens is diffused. I installed them on my 500 Ninja. They work as a good fog light. The beam projects a liitle further than the low beam, but the pattern is wider than the bikes stock headlight. The color of the Tuff LED lights reflect off of traffic signs very far down the highway.
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If you are going to use these outdoors, I'd recommend putting them in a waterproof enclosure. I use them quite a bit and when they get damp, LEDs fail.
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The LED's themselves are enclosed in a sealed plastic tube. I cannot say they are 100% waterproof, but I don't think it can get much better. I found them to be a good product and work well.
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I just got these last week & they come with the screws attached on already. the way you see it on the pic on the left is how they come, they were well packaged up for me. I was happy with my order of these headlights had to buy them my old ones were so fogged up & had so much moisture. At night my lights did not light like past 5 feet that's how bad they were also one side was cracked. But for your answer it comes with all the screws attached just have to remove them a few to install!
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These may not be the lights for you. They put out very little light. I suppose it a cold white light. Fyi! One of the leds burnt out and the assembly is not sealed so ants have put dirt inside both.
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Hi, I am away from the lights, so I am not sure, but I was distressed to be unable to find a UL label on them when they arrived.I guess I would not recommend them out in the weather and I wouldmake sure next time to get lights with a UL label clearly displayed in the ad.
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They came as a package of 2 bulbs. However, I would not put them in a place where moisture can get to them, the electronics are not sealed. The bulb shown in the link below might work better for an outside location as it is sealed (I use it as a porch light for a motorhome). The Amazon URL is Pack of TWO (2), LED 12V White Omni Bulb BA15S Clear Cover
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the 'hood' does not seem to be removable, and the LEDs are exposed, but look to be sealed well.
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They are pretty good lights. When they are running they are good. When you turn them off, they make slightcracking sounds. Warm covers cooling off is my theory. It doesn't last that long...
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I have mine outside, they are not a water tight fixture but they are well protected from the elements. I have not had any problems, they have been up for about 3 months. So far so good!!
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These are LED lights and do not produce much heat at the lens (e.g. cool to the touch). Regarding the housing, I would ensure some minimum air circulation to dissipate heat vs. tightly enclosed, but there is very little heat output.
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LED's love the cold, however the low voltage power supply should be wrapped to prevent condensation. I have these in my cold display cases.
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Do you live where there is little rain? We are in the north east, and I bought these lights last summer. They still look great..after snow, rain, you name it, and of course we have not covered them. So no, I'd say it's not necessary at all. :-)
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Dear Larry, Thanks for your inquiry and sorry for the inconvenience this may have caused to you. Sorry to tell you that our former batches had harden glass lens,but it is proved that it is not safe for the people who will install or replace the lights,so we afterwards improved the lens from glass to toughened PVC which is more harder and more durable than glass,but we forgot to revise the product discription. So actually the lens of the lights you ordered are made of toughened PVC but not glass,but it is much better than glass. And we will correct the product discription soon. In this case,would you like to keep the lights? If not,please tell us your amazon order number,we will email you with solution soon once you have confirmed. Hope you can understand and that we can hear from you soon so that we can assist you promptly. Sorry again for all the inconvenience this may have caused to you and thanks for your kind understanding. Regards, Bingomama