Are these genuine "TUFF LED LIGHTS" ? I am concerned about the disclaimer.
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Look for "Sold by Tuff LED®" under where it says "In Stock" If you're not sure you can look down just past the bullets in the description and click on "6 new from $24.18" that's where you can choose to buy from Tuff LED Lights. All other sellers are selling low quality knock-offs.
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If you are buying these from Sunvalleytek they are NOT ORIGINAL TEFF LED LIGHTS. They refer you to the Tuff pictures but they are not the original. The front glass is different and the LED's are different. I have an original that came in the correct boxes, I thought I was ordering another original and I got this knockoff. I don't know if it is good or bad yet but they are being hooked up side by side. I will see just how different they are.
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I guess so. It's hard to tell these days with the sellers changing names. I found with the longer light bars there multiple sellers selling the identical products, each denouncing the other so go figure. However I will also tell you I have had a pair of these lights on my lawn mower with all of its vibration and I've had no trouble with them the past three months. Regardless of all, remember you get what you pay for. I bought mine thinking they might fail in a few weeks but its been three months of hard abuse and all is well.
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I'm not sure bout that but I use them on my boat for bowfishing and they are really bright. Like them alot
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I love these things ,they seem original .I use them on a few of my wreckers and they sure light up the work area up here in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan on these dark back roads
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Mine are Tuff's. I was pleasantly surprised by there construction of cast aluminum. I have 6 mounted right now. 2 on an ATV and 4 on one of my tractors. I have a day job so these really do well for my night farming.
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I used it for a back up light and it seems sturdy enough for that application. Seems well built to handle the rough stuff that I might encounter on a trail with my Ranger 900. Hope this helps you
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Hi, Thanks for your question. These are safe to look at, although whether LED, Fluorescent, or Incandescent the brighter the light and the longer looking can temporary bother anyone's eyes.SincerelyRockyKamrock Lights
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Yes, these are real. It has a sticker labeling it's voltage, mAh, and 18650 size but that can be removed. The positive lead is flush, as well as the negative. No weird discoloration of the wrap and no seam. These are real. At least the ones I got were real.
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I am using them as back up lights. There are 5 1.5w plasma LEDs there is an heat sink on the case. They should be fine in continuous use. I have seen them in H3 fog-light form. I would get two sets if you need a pair. Sometimes one of the elements will flicker. I would get 4 keep the best 2 and return the second set. They are all made in china and the quality is inconsistent. This gives off the best 360 light and runs cooler than all the others I have tried.....DO-NOT use the 5w cree's in continuous operation.
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The lights sold by Amazon are not all the same. Some are can be solder and some are solderless, but he principle is the same.
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They are advertised as underwater lights. We bought 2 for wet outside water under waterfall not submerged. They have a short pigtail so I wouldn't go too deep. That aside ours have worked perfectly and no complaints.
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The LED chips on mine are clear potted into the white plastic base. The pwr leads seem to be molded into the bases also. That said, ultimately the mfg should specify if they are indeed water rated- resistant or proof? Sorry I cant offer more info, it didn't seem like these had a data sheet when I received mine. What I can tell you is on 13VDC SLA battery these are rather bright, two modules (6 LED chips) will moderately light up a smallish dark room. They should do reasonable well for sign backlighting given enough modules are used. Their CRI I would guess to be in the high 70's -low 80's as they seem to look to be 7000plusK.
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Since these are basically generic RGB 5050 SMD LED'S and have no info provided with or on them, it best to contact the seller your buying from since they are sourcing them or even having them manufactured to their standards. Plus since these are RGB, their luminosity (lumen's) will vary per color - though I have seen individual RGB 5050 SMD generic LED's listed with their Millicandela ratings - Usually 1000.
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No they are not this is one of the reasons that I am now upset they only lasted for about 2 or 3 months now they are flickering and I have several LEDs that went out. Another problem with the lights is that the housing fogs up it's like if they are not sealed the proper way
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I can't tell you if it's guaranteed.... But I beleive it was real! I order cheaper fake ones 2 weeks before the Phillips one & they were terrible! The phillips has been great... So far (about a year) good as factory light but 1/2 the price!
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I was skeptical but they are marked Tommie Copper. I doubt amazon would risk fraud.
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Beware of answers insisting these are legit. They are probably from sellers. They insist they can be registered when they cannot. Amazon doesn't care if the stuff is real anymore. A shame.
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I've bought those before and they are most definitely not LED, someone made a mistake.
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With a 4 1/2 star rating and over 200 comments it's hard to believe these could be counterfeit. I'd say your more than likely got a bad one, or someone touched the bulb with their bare hands. Hopefully Amazon can help. Good luck.
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The individual LEDs used in the bulb are Samsung. That's all they are claiming.
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I don't know, but I doubt they are. While the connectors are similar in design, I found that the connectors and the "rope" were larger in diameter than rope lights I've seen elsewhere.
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I'm pretty sure they are. I would suggest checking the Tuffbuilt.com website to be sure.