Are they frosted lens or clear lens? I am looking for the Frosted version. Not sure if they make them anymore since I couldn't find them at Lowes or HD. I used to have the Frosted ones in my previous home backyard and I loved how the light glows. Any pointer on this would be appreciated. thx Are they frosted lens or clear lens? I am looking for the Frosted version. Not sure if they make them anymore since I couldn't find them at Lowes or HD. I used to have the Frosted ones in my... » Read More Are they frosted lens or clear lens? I am looking for the Frosted version. Not sure if they make them anymore since I couldn't find them at Lowes or HD. I used to have the Frosted ones in my previous home backyard and I loved how the light glows. Any pointer on this would be appreciated. thx « Show Less
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Lenses are clear.I suppose you could scuff them up with sand paper or have them sand blasted to get the frosted look.Another trick that works and is simple to do is to use really cheap aerosol hairspray or polyurethane (water proof and more permanent) and spray it into the air above the lens, letting the mist fall onto the lens. This works great for making frosted camera filters and should do well for your needs too.Hope it helps.
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Clear. I also bought led pin bulbs at the same time. It was less expensive then buying the led ones.
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These are clear, but the globe does a pretty good job of dispersing the light.
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It's funny you asked that. The yellow bobble head I got had clear glasses and the glow in the dark one has frosted glasses. What I up with that??? But yes I know what you mean!!!!!!!!
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Clear lens but all the LED surrounding is black, they look really good; one thing is that I got 2 LED not lit about 3 months after I bought them so I think I need to return it for a new one, other than that they look great.
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According to the item name and model number they are the full gray (smoke gray) lenses. I ordered mine a few months ago and I got the full gray lenes. I think they are using the wrong image.
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All I can tell you they are nice (really brighten things up) on cloudy days. At night they cut down on light glare from headlights/street lights but they do darken shadowed area more then clear lens. In town at night they are ok but not on country roads at night,to dark.
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Mine were fine when I got them. I really like them. They give a low light at night-not a glare to the eyes.
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They all seem to be nearly identical, I can only speak for the Frostfire and say that I put them up for porch lights on my trailer and the lights are still going when the sun comes up in the morning. I can't guarantee they will burn all night during the winter. I live in the South and if you live in the north the length of the winter night may be a factor, but I don't think the other lights will burn longer than the frostfire
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The lens is clear. I've talked with Cooper customer service about the cracking lenses. I was told that some of the lenses, if not milled exactly to specs, can crack. She was very helpful and sent me a replacement light. Hopefully the problem with the lenses has been solved.
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Hello, HG, I have to admit I have twice now used the blacklight flashlight at night just to look for pet urine and I haven't been wearing protective UV glasses. I just had a long discussion about this with my spouse who was a scientist and who told me that for my small use of that flashlight there is very little likelihood of my having any damage to my eyes; however, "little likelihood" is not a comforting thought to me and so I think I will acquire a pair of those glasses. I don't like to take chances with my eyes. Thank you for mentioning this possible problem.
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I have a set of instructions email me at dennisbitter0311@hotmail.com and I'll scan them and send them to you. I'm currently returning mine and getting new ones because the day light blew out only 2 months into using them. Ugh anyways shoot me an email and I'll send them over to you tomorrow
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Very strange, but they have the same lens listed twice! I was wondering this too..but they're the same lens. Sorry for the late response!
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I just received my order. Right on the side of the box for Model DPG28 it has a label that says: "99.9% UVA-UVB Protection." Can we please just retain what we "think" and only share what we know? I was wondering this same thing before I ordered, and the comment below almost caused me to not purchase them. Then I figured that it would almost be impossible to have darkened lenses that don't offer any such protection, so I looked it up online and found a vague answer saying that they did offer some kind of protection. Very pleasantly surprised to see that they offer such thorough protection!
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I still have the box. I will see if I can find information.http://www.pegasuslighting.com/optivex-uv-filter.htmllook at this one
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The light is a white light that illuminates through the frosted knobs. seems fine. it's almost like backlighting. Actually I hardly ever use them. If I can't see the knobs I sure can't see what the heck I'm cooking.
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My lens are VR 28 lens and the lens are coated with iridium. Even tho I bought them through here you can look at also from extreme supply. That's where they came from
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The glass is pure frosted white. I'm sure the light bulb you choose to use would cause the glow to be either warm or cool. Depending on which bulb you choose that could make the frosted white glass maybe appear a little yellow--but the fixture itself is pure frosted white.
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The edible image is translucent (not opaque), and I actually used one on chocolate frosting. Yes, it looked very vivid, but on the lighter parts, you could see that the chocolate frosting underneath made it look a little darker.