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consider beam angle before buying this sort of light around your property
you don't want to put something up that neighbors will object to as you
inadvertently end up shooting a high glare lamp into their windows.
66 Watts * 12 Hours * Cost Per KW / 1000 x 30
Put in your cost per KWH. I've seen KWH as low as $.06 KWH and as high as $0.50 per KWH at the highest tier.
If you are in a state that is $0.06 then it is $1.4256 per month.
If you are in a state that is $0.50 then it is $11.88.
If only all our neighbors thought like this. Flood lights left on all night are super annoying, have to buy blackout shades to deal with.
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01-10-2022 at 09:08 PM.
consider beam angle before buying this sort of light around your property
you don't want to put something up that neighbors will object to as you
inadvertently end up shooting a high glare lamp into their windows.
consider beam angle before buying this sort of light around your property
you don't want to put something up that neighbors will object to as you
inadvertently end up shooting a high glare lamp into their windows.
If only all our neighbors thought like this. Flood lights left on all night are super annoying, have to buy blackout shades to deal with.
consider beam angle before buying this sort of light around your property
you don't want to put something up that neighbors will object to as you
inadvertently end up shooting a high glare lamp into their windows.
My neighbor has a similar flood light. Fortunately it is facing the rear of his backyard. If course the people behind him might not like constant day light.
I have 2 of the 66 watt knuckle mount on the back corners of my house facing my .3 acre yard. damn does it light it up well. You can see the corners of the yard even with tree coverage at night. I'm going on 4 years with these lights, an excellent purchase. I thought about purchasing a RAB which was triple the price. Glad I didn't, these are awesome
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you don't want to put something up that neighbors will object to as you
inadvertently end up shooting a high glare lamp into their windows.
Put in your cost per KWH. I've seen KWH as low as $.06 KWH and as high as $0.50 per KWH at the highest tier.
If you are in a state that is $0.06 then it is $1.4256 per month.
If you are in a state that is $0.50 then it is $11.88.
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Our community has rated this post as helpful. If you agree, why not thank PetSpy
you don't want to put something up that neighbors will object to as you
inadvertently end up shooting a high glare lamp into their windows.
66W and 5000k color does not lead to same product on both sites. It shows 40W, 500Ok instead.
you don't want to put something up that neighbors will object to as you
inadvertently end up shooting a high glare lamp into their windows.
If only all our neighbors thought like this. Flood lights left on all night are super annoying, have to buy blackout shades to deal with.
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you don't want to put something up that neighbors will object to as you
inadvertently end up shooting a high glare lamp into their windows.