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Select Lowe's Stores: 6-Pack GE 1' x 1' Multicolor LED Panel Light Expired
$8.30
$25.97
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Select Lowe's Stores (link for reference only) have 6-Pack GE 1' x 1' Multicolor LED Panel Light on sale for $8.27. Offer is valid in-store only (store locator).
Thanks to community member vodfan for sharing this deal.
Note, offer price is available at select stores only and will vary by location.
Features:
Thanks to community member vodfan for sharing this deal.
Note, offer price is available at select stores only and will vary by location.
Features:
- Control light with touch or included remote
- 16 different vibrant RGB light colors plus white light
- 5 light modes including gentle party, energetic party, wave, smooth, and standard
- Uses built-in audio sensor to synchronize with music nearby
- Link up to 12 panels (2 packs) to create custom layouts
- One remote can control panels and LED+ Color light bulbs
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Edited January 8, 2023
at 08:28 AM
Found lowest store around me at $8.27 and picked up a few yesterday. Others were $12.57, $13.97, $15.97, $19.97... YMMV!
https://www.lowes.com/pd/GE-GE-LE...5005340535
Brickseek link:https://brickseek.com/lowes-inven...5005340
Create art with light using this modular light panel kit. These lights can sync to your music with the Party Mode settings. Use Smooth Mode to cycle colors gently and Wave Mode to cycle through ripples of color. Link up to 12 panels, 2 pack, to build a custom design to add a little color to your life.
https://www.lowes.com/pd/GE-GE-LE...5005340535
Brickseek link:https://brickseek.com/lowes-inven...5005340
Create art with light using this modular light panel kit. These lights can sync to your music with the Party Mode settings. Use Smooth Mode to cycle colors gently and Wave Mode to cycle through ripples of color. Link up to 12 panels, 2 pack, to build a custom design to add a little color to your life.
- Control light with touch or included remote
- 16 different vibrant RGB light colors plus white light
- 5 light modes including gentle party, energetic party, wave, smooth, and standard
- Uses built-in audio sensor to synchronize with music nearby
- Link up to 12 panels (2 packs) to create custom layouts
- One remote can control panels and LED+ Color light bulbs
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| Product Name: | GE 6-Pack 1-ft x 1-ft LED Panel Light in White | 93129895 |
| Product Description: | Create art with light using this modular light panel kit. These lights can sync to your music with the Party Mode settings. Use Smooth Mode to cycle colors gently and Wave Mode to cycle through ripples of color. Link up to 12 panels, 2 pack, to build a custom design to add a little color to your life. GE 6-Pack 1-ft x 1-ft LED Panel Light in White | 93129895 |
| Product SKU: | 5005340535_5005340535 |
| UPC: | 43168542746 |
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In case you are thinking these are cheaper nanoleaf devices, they aren't even in the same class. There's no app or way to customize the patterns and color. No Bluetooth or WiFi. Just a very flimsy IR control which gives you 8 (unsaturated) colors; 5 steps of overall dimming; white that is a pinkish-greenish hue; and about 6 programmed modes. They are more of a toy than anything. Your 9 year old will think they are really cool for their TikTok videos.
There's a reason why the price keeps dropping. I will guess that much of what's left are customer returns, so be careful when you shop. Mine get sent back on Monday.
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In case you are thinking these are cheaper nanoleaf devices, they aren't even in the same class. There's no app or way to customize the patterns and color. No Bluetooth or WiFi. Just a very flimsy IR control which gives you 8 (unsaturated) colors; 5 steps of overall dimming; white that is a pinkish-greenish hue; and about 6 programmed modes. They are more of a toy than anything. Your 9 year old will think they are really cool for their TikTok videos.
There's a reason why the price keeps dropping. I will guess that much of what's left are customer returns, so be careful when you shop. Mine get sent back on Monday.
How are any RGB lights not toys
exactly?
I have lifx tiles and nano leaf rhythm
But I just picked up 3 sets at $9 ea w/tax
They are pretty nice especially for this price, I wouldn't trust those adhesive strips though and I am trying to fit out how a other poster here got 3 sets linked
With one power supply without burning my house down, he must be running it off of his PC or have a really good power supply because I just plugged 2 sets into my 12 amp ipad charger and it is getting kinda warm.
I don't think anything under 30 is a good idea
Yep happened to me too
I bought one for pickup, then I went to the store , it said 2 in stock before I reserved mine for pickup
I got there and a nice employee led me to them after I couldn't find them
They actually had 4 on the shelf
So I bought another set and took it home to try it out ( my order pick up wasn't ready at the at the time)
I liked it and read in ITT that you can actually connect 3 sets so I decided to go back today to pick up my order which miraculously wasn't cancelled
I got to the store and immediately headed back to the section,I saw the same guy who helped me the day before and he asked me if I was looking for more.
He told me they sold out , but then after talking to him for awhile about smart home stuff he felt bad and brought me one from the back
So I ended up getting 3 sets after all
The panels are rated at 0.8W each. Note that they're likely only drawing anything near that much at full brightness on white (so they're likely drawing a fraction of that for only red, for example).
At 12 panels that's a total draw of 0.8W x 12 = 9.6W and that puts this well within the default 10W that most any ancient USB A device can support. USB A power adapters are commonly available to support a default 12W mode at 5V and 2.4A (other than the 5W Apple iPhone adapter, so maybe don't use one of those?).
So in theory your 18 panels could draw up to 14.4W but there are a couple of considerations here. First of all, the rating of 0.8W per panel could be overstated (so the actual draw could be lower). Second, as noted earlier, the max rating may only apply at a specific single color setting (e.g. - all white or perhaps blue) at max brightness (which I would suspect isn't likely how these are utilized).
I'd be interested to know what cycling through different single colors at max brightness does. Honestly, I'd expect either the lights or the USB adapter to gracefully shut off rather than anything really concerning happening. In fact, some chargers can even default to a 15W default mode (5V at 3A) which would still be more than enough for three sets, though I doubt GE built these with that much brains (normally 5V at 3A is unique to the default mode of USB-C power delivery devices).
Good luck!
Jon
I have a power brick that says just that
5v 3A ,it has a type C and a type A
It says 5v 3a for the type C , so my question is this , can I plug in a type A to C cable between the panels and the charger
Or will it not work in reverse?
Or plug in a type C OTG adapter to the C port on the charger and use the included cable ,would both of those be the same or is it different/ better to use the OTG?
Or it will not make any dit because the panels do t have the circuity to demand the voltage? Not sure what you mean by "defat mode" but does that require power negotiation on both ends like the PD Power Delivery standard? Sorry but type C stuff still confuses the S out of me.
Instead of some proprietary one like my life tiles
Do you happen to know of any hacking projects for these ?
They are not bad for $8 as they are out of the box but if we could connect an ESP 8266 board to them and use something like WLED that would be great
I don't see how these panels come apart though, I'd like to see the insides
I am guessing the control comes from the mic /IR module but I haven't plugged it in without that attached to be sure.
It would be awesome if we could hack these
The only thing to dont like is that you can kinda see the supports behind the panels, it kinda looks like a small ring in the middle and a radiation symbol ,instead of a solid uniform diffuser ,the shadow from internal support material kind ruines these
Without that and an ESP hack these would be perfect
also minus the no dedicated white channel.
but the RGB is pretty good especially for the price
I also own both nano leaf rhythm and lifx tile (which I used to use with devicebook animations before that got shit down)
Thanks, yeah I did already find that thread and another one on my own already.
The guy who got it working with WLED replied to me and said he will post a write up on his GitHub.
These look pretty good from only having 9 neopixels and also being rear mounted and not side mounted.
I also did end up using a USB type C OTG adapter with a type C power Brick that says 5v 3a for The type C ( it has a type A also that is lower)
So far no problems with 2 sets ,I am going to try 3 next.
The only weird thing I did notice is that 5 of them look warm white on the white setting and the rest look cool white.
At first I thought it was 6 that were warm and thought maybe there was a discrepancy between the 2 sets ,but no.
5 look really warm and the others look cool , I think maybe it has to do with a voltage drop unless these things were made different and I just happer to get 5 that were made different.
Not sure what else can explain it
In case you are thinking these are cheaper nanoleaf devices, they aren't even in the same class. There's no app or way to customize the patterns and color. No Bluetooth or WiFi. Just a very flimsy IR control which gives you 8 (unsaturated) colors; 5 steps of overall dimming; white that is a pinkish-greenish hue; and about 6 programmed modes. They are more of a toy than anything. Your 9 year old will think they are really cool for their TikTok videos.
There's a reason why the price keeps dropping. I will guess that much of what's left are customer returns, so be careful when you shop. Mine get sent back on Monday.
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