has anyone used these in there garage i have a 20 x 24 attached garage will two be to bright
51233
They are very bright but I think they will be fine in a garage-who doesn't want more light in a room
51234
These lamps emit an exceptionally intense white light; whether two would be too bright for a 20 x 24 garage depends on how much light you need and where you need it. The light does emit 360 degrees. I'm using a single lamp over a table where I do office work and read, and it's marvelous for that application. I light my garage with reduced wattage fluorescent lamps, but I have them over work surfaces around the perimeter. Hope that helps.
51235
Not in my estimation. But that being said, there is no such thing as "too bright" in a garage like work place. I'm not 20 anymore. YMMV. I did have a 50% instantaneous failure rate (the fan quit working) on the two I ordered. In free standing, downward facing open fixtures I'd think that'd be the BEST application for these lamps. Anything enclosed, not so much. They appear to be a first attempt and as such, I think they'll get the kinks out.
332893
Don't know. The lumens value is not given for them. The number would not be high though. In a dark garage they light up enough to see but alone would not be enough to light your way in a vehicle. They are blindingly bright, I am using them for daytime running lights in my RZR.
1327980
My experience is that these bulbs only detect movement not light . They do come on during the day if the garage is dark.
401724
They are very bright. In fact, I added a dimmer to tone them down when not working under the cabinets
575088
They are for me and the light is not very good over my locker at work. If you have good light I don't think you will have any problem. I think you will like it. I would not use anything else.
1596945
I'm running it on a 12v system and they are pretty damn bright. If you run 24v they will be even brighter.
726294
I put them in may garage ceiling sockets with 7 watt (40 watt equivalent) LED bulbs. Works great. I get the equivalent of 160 watts, without the warm-up delay of CFLs.
1581299
I have them mounted under my rear bumper to help with recovering vehicles. They are very bright. @ 53' there should be plenty of light.
2110147
I don't know about -20, but they have a very high failure rate at 75. I've lost two lights out of six in the first few months of operation. LED wholesalers sent me new drivers, which had to be soldered into the units, but I'm extremely wary now of the lights
1411321
I have two outside garage LED lights and it is working fine. Was easy to setup, if you follow the instructions.
1631953
Depends on the situation you are using the for. Just darkness...then yes they are bright
658646
I used them as outdoor lights on my storage shed and they are very bright - three of them will illuminate a patio deck which is 12 X 24 feet, nicely. They were mounted on the eaves at seven feet up off the ground.
364703
I'd say they're not quite as bright as a 60 W light bulb, but pretty close. You could definitely use a few of them to light up a small shed. Perhaps 1 would work, depending on the size of the shed. They're definitely way brighter than a regular flashlight.
1422297
http://youtu.be/7QDrXYJyb8UThey are bright. Heres is a video of one of the projects I did....
1082239
I have mine mounted on the front of my garage, with the bottoms about 6-8 inches higher than the garage doors, and they work just fine. In fact, I have had earlier versions of these same lights mounted there for over 10 years, and they always work as advertised.
2029634
Yes, but they did not work well in my old apartment's wiring. "Dim" was still rather bright and they buzzed louder than my incandescents. I returned mine. I blame my wiring, but other reviews on The Wirecutter and elsewhere said those two things weren't an issue.
1794253
Yes. Very bright and you will be happy. I replaced all my recess lights in kitchen and in Garage .Also seller provided excellent customer service.