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OK........So can anyone tell me if they make any LED strip lights that about 25 ft long, really bright and are good for dark hallways? I've done the outside, now I need to light up the inside by attaching them to the ceilings
That is an unusual approach to lighting up hallways. At my old place I had LED light strips attached at the floor moulding to light up your path, but not on the ceiling.
Are you looking for "LED Tape Light"? or some other form-factor?
A sort of standard size of color or whit e LEDs embedded in a tape strip such that you can apply power at one end and light up the entire strip, and firms make a plastic or aluminum channel and diffusor to even out the light. You usually see these used as a 5 foot strip under a counter, not a 25 foot strip the length of a hallway -- the tapes are available in rolls that long, but would get expensive, fast once you add the channel and lens...
That is an unusual approach to lighting up hallways. At my old place I had LED light strips attached at the floor moulding to light up your path, but not on the ceiling.
Are you looking for "LED Tape Light"? or some other form-factor?
A sort of standard size of color or whit e LEDs embedded in a tape strip such that you can apply power at one end and light up the entire strip, and firms make a plastic or aluminum channel and diffusor to even out the light. You usually see these used as a 5 foot strip under a counter, not a 25 foot strip the length of a hallway -- the tapes are available in rolls that long, but would get expensive, fast once you add the channel and lens...
I have a mini storage and too often the bulbs in the halls get hit by moving furniture and the LED strips may solve that problem for me.
Wow guys, just installed our new 6650 lume security yard lights yesterday and wow what a difference. Bright, clean, low profiled and it cast out light well past where the old sodium lights quit. So happy we found these on line and didn't have to go too HomeDepot or Lowes paid out the wazoo for them.
Tomorrow I'm planning on ordering the last four lights I need to complete the whole outside yard lighting and plan on adding one more. 70,000 hrs of life to them mean no changing of the bulbs for years to come and that's fine with me. Nor to forget if someone comes along wanting to buy the company from us it will be a great selling point.
Wow guys, just installed our new 6650 lume security yard lights yesterday and wow what a difference. Bright, clean, low profiled and it cast out light well past where the old sodium lights quit. So happy we found these on line and didn't have to go too HomeDepot or Lowes paid out the wazoo for them.
Tomorrow I'm planning on ordering the last four lights I need to complete the whole outside yard lighting and plan on adding one more. 70,000 hrs of life to them mean no changing of the bulbs for years to come and that's fine with me. Nor to forget if someone comes along wanting to buy the company from us it will be a great selling point.
SO which LED yard lights did you go with? Bulbs or complete replacement units?
A complete replacement unit. We get some pretty high winds here were we live and the old sodium yard lights were always getting damaged by them. So I figured that since they had a 75.000 hour life expectancy to them, they'd be around long after me and would be a great selling point when decide to sell and retire.
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