Just as the title says. Come get this thing out of my garage. It works great but don't need it in my garage due to going LED. Was pulled from my kitchen for an upgrade.
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Just as the title says. Come get this thing out of my garage. It works great but don't need it in my garage due to going LED. Was pulled from my kitchen for an upgrade.
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If no one pipes up by Sunday it's going in the trash.
More interested in your LED upgrade...details on that?
Over at costco they have an led shop light that looks like this florescent but with super bright leds in it for $40. It's a plug in the wall socket kind but I just got a screw in adapter for my socket and did it that way. I'll be buying another to put on my back wall for even more light coverage.
Interesting...are they 4' long LED's?
I helped install it. It has what looks like 2 48" long T5 or T8 bulbs, but the bulbs are actually white plastic tubes with LED strips ran through them.Quote:
Originally Posted by sammm
Thanks todd
http://www.garagejournal.com/forum/s...ght=Costco+LED
Question - I thought LED were going to use less power these are speced out at 38 Watts.
They do look pretty sweet!
To be honest I didn't care. I just had a regular bulb for a garage light.
The fixture mimics 2 32w bulbs, so there is a 26w power savings.Quote:
Originally Posted by POS Racing
I saw those, looks like a lot of ppl were buying them. How bright are they compared to the usual florescent tubes you find in most garages? The original tubes in my garage lasted about 4 years which isn't bad but I'd swap them if the LED are a lot brighter.Quote:
Originally Posted by driftdevil
I like'em! LED's are instant on too. Don't have to wait for them to warm up like florescent's.
They are way brighter than the tubes. It would be a good upgrade.
It's in the trash lock it up