How does it work up against a house when used in place of Christmas lights
1740424
I used it with red & green lenses & loved the color scheme. The light is somewhat muted by the colors but still plenty bright to be visible.
1740425
It just floods the house in various shades of colors. 16 total i think. U can vary the speed that it cycles thru. There is also an option to run the 4 primary colors in a cycle. U can also pick any color or use the strobe option
1740426
It is like a large flood light. Each one of these LED flood lights will easily light up a wall about 20' wide.
1740427
that's how I use mine. it lights up the side of the house has multi color patterns but it has a very intense light if you look directly at it. if it shines in Windows it could be a little bit glaring.
197021
We live in MN and have had this product for about a year. It has been in use year round, and subjected to driving rain, freezing rain and snow. It is currently being used on our outdoor Christmas tree lights.
6157
Hi Jorege -- My iluminated the whole side of the house and you can see it from far... but if you want to lightup a big area, you have play with the angels to cover the radios you want. It is very powerful and we are very happy with the results.
1783247
yeah it should work nicely. i use it in a recessed metal fixture on our garage overhang and plug the christmas icicle lights with an adapter. i can turn them on from inside my cozy house instead of walking into the cold garage to flip the switch.
1065394
I installed mine in a covered outside garage light in order to power Christmas decorations. The light housing has a metal top and glass plates on all four sides. The bulb is inserted through the open bottom of the light housing. Since the adaptor is inside the class cover where the light bulb goes it is protected from rain or snow there. It works fine so far.
99021
we have had ours since xmas and still lights up as strong as 1st day. I would say no.
806744
You should plug it in and turn off the lights from the lamps in the room and close the windows at day. It lights up in darkness only. If it's day and you have natural light across a window for example, it won't work because it lights only in the obscurity. The most obscurity, the most light. Beside that, it should work, if not maybe there is a problem. We haven't used it yet constantly, we only used it in Christmas day to see if it worked and how it works because it was a gift for our son, and he hasn't put it still in his bedroom. Hope this help you.
401733
I put it up high on the end of my house where the street light did not hit. Probably 18 to 20 feet up. You can set the sensor for the direction you want. Not as bright as an electric light but plenty of light so see to get up the sidewalk without stumbling over something. Considering another for the back of my house.
399687
It's motion activated so it will work only if you have a place to put it so you can stand in front of it to keep it lit.
1704064
These light are 12VDC powered using an AC adapter or "wall wort". If you are comfortable soldering, they can be soldered together. Otherwise, you will need the cable to mate multiple strands together. These will not work with traditional Christmas lights. If you are looking to use these outdoors, you will need the model in the watertight tubing. These do not come with their own AC adapter. You will need to buy one separately. They are available on Amazon.
1228077
Tina, this item we returned and went with standard white outdoor Christmas lights(they where being used around a pool fence) The only problem we had with these is that the LEDs are in a tube and we didn't have control of the direction of the light(part faced out,down,up,and back) I hope this helps
732813
Jace has the right idea. To Richard's comment, I have this on Christmas lights. It weathered a hard Michigan winter without a problem, but it wasn't continuous use.
1165973
I use mine in our family living room and it lights up the whole ceiling. I would just use one.
2023220
I used mine for Christmas lights. I would not use kit for an electrical device such as a snow blower.
2231317
You could put duct or electric tape over the lights. You could open the case and cut the leads to the lights. If you use it in a family room/man cave put something in front of it to block the lights.
2216255
not for outdoor use. the lights are for indoor displays at Christmas or other occasions. i would not use these lights for long periods of time and NOT in night lights.
1309522
We did not find that it worked well on our prewired Christmas tree-it does work great on strings of lights!