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LZHOME LED Deformable LED Garage Lights (9000 Lumens, 82W CRI 80 Leds, Adjustable Garage Lights (No Motion Activated)) 1 or 2 pack from $20.79 + FSSS

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LZHOME INC via Amazon has their LED Deformable LED Garage Lights (9000 Lumens, 82W CRI 80 Leds, Adjustable Garage Lights (No Motion Activated)) 1 or 2 pack from $20.79

1 pack [amazon.com], original price: $30.99, after 20% code 20KXR5Q9 + $4.00 coupon on page, final price is: $20.79
2 packs [amazon.com], original price: 59.99, after 20% code 20KXR5Q9 + $12.00 coupon on page, final price is: $35.99

LZHOME LED Deformable LED Garage Lights (9000 Lumens, 82W CRI 80 Leds, Adjustable Garage Lights (No Motion Activated)) 1 or 2 pack from $20.79 + FSSS

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HokeMoseley

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HokeMoseley

04-02-2021 at 12:16 AM.

feh! don't motion-activated panels ever get deals??
otherwise I'd probably scoop this.

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SteveA7911

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SteveA7911

04-03-2021 at 03:08 PM.

It would take a huge garage to need 9000 lumens.

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BrightMeat826

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04-03-2021 at 03:55 PM.

I have one of these and they get INCREDIBLY HOT. If it were just the actual bulbs that got hot I wouldn't be as concerned but the wires on it get hot too.

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hungtran87

04-04-2021 at 09:51 AM.

Quote from BrightMeat826

I have one of these and they get INCREDIBLY HOT. If it were just the actual bulbs that got hot I wouldn't be as concerned but the wires on it get hot too.

Then we need to buy insurance

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Blahzz

04-04-2021 at 09:58 AM.

Quote from BrightMeat826

I have one of these and they get INCREDIBLY HOT. If it were just the actual bulbs that got hot I wouldn't be as concerned but the wires on it get hot too.

Do you have this exact brand? Some of the cheaper versions are made differently while the LZHome one is supposed to be the superior material one.

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BrightMeat826

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04-04-2021 at 10:21 PM.

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Do you have this exact brand? Some of the cheaper versions are made differently while the LZHome one is supposed to be the superior material one.

not sure

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EtherGnat

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04-06-2021 at 11:46 AM.

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It would take a huge garage to need 9000 lumens.

Two car garage here. I just put mine in. I gotta say, it's a dramatic improvement over the 100w compact fluorescent I've had in there for the last 10 years.

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pekko978

04-06-2021 at 03:20 PM.

Thanks got one. I like how you can direct the light if needed.

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04-08-2021 at 11:40 AM.

Quote from pekko978

Thanks got one. I like how you can direct the light if needed.

As you can see from the photos, the outer ends of the panels can be moved upward if you need to direct the light toward a particular direction. You should also be able to rotate the entire unit if you need to. However they do get hot, so don't how this will affect the heat sink panels if they are vertical (certainly don't allow anything flammable to get too close to the heat sinks).

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softrider

04-08-2021 at 12:13 PM.

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feh! don't motion-activated panels ever get deals??
otherwise I'd probably scoop this.

Probably just easier to get a motion sensor wall switch, especially if you have several lights to activate.

This is what I picked up the other day. I have an old house, so don't have a neutral wire.

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product...UTF8&psc=1

If you have a newer house with a neutral wire, you can pick up a motion detector switch for about $10.

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softrider

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04-08-2021 at 12:48 PM.

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Two car garage here. I just put mine in. I gotta say, it's a dramatic improvement over the 100w compact fluorescent I've had in there for the last 10 years.

These paddle LED lights are tremendous. I have a couple of the 60W units, which I have used to replace some 60W equiv LED light bulbs. One is in the attic and other one is in the basement. Generally a 60W LED light bulb produces around 800 lumens. The 60W paddle LED produces around 6,000 lumens, or 7.5 times the light output of the single bulb with the same electrical usage. The difference is dramatic, but they are also so bright (and hot) that you have to be careful where you place them.