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Post #103190592 added 08-04-2017 9:35 AM by Masejoer in Deal Talk
No, high CRI gives more accurate color rendering. With LEDs, warmer color temperature is more likely to have higher CRI. It isn't a rule, but of all the products out there, the warmer ones on...
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Post #103038832 added 07-31-2017 7:08 PM by Lillybulldog in Deal Talk
I'm no surgeon, warmer temp please, bummed as I need to light up my pole barn. Good deal though for those operating rooms.
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Post #103022836 added 07-31-2017 11:25 AM by jimkiler in Deal Talk
both.
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Post #103148412 added 08-03-2017 8:58 AM by tommyimages in Deal Talk
I'm the former lighting scientist for NASA's Lighting Environment Test Facility and everything you wrote is wrong. The ganglions in your eyes are actually highly sensitive to blue light. That...
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Post #103225224 added 08-05-2017 5:26 AM by arjun90 in Deal Talk
Thanks for the heads-up. This prevents me from purchasing from Sam's Club, because their warehouses are over 60-minutes away (factor in traffic and fuel cost, lol). I haven't had any issues...
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Post #103225420 added 08-05-2017 5:39 AM by BSoares in Deal Talk
I have 4 of these linked in my 1 car garage and I only use them for detailing. 5000K is better for that. I'd buy more if I needed more light.
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Post #103222992 added 08-05-2017 12:51 AM by chrisp7815 in Deal Talk
Was going to go led but home depot had cases of fluorescent bulbs on clearance for like $30 last year so I got some $13 fixtures instead. Figure I can just convert them to led when I run out of bulbs...
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Post #103223040 added 08-05-2017 12:58 AM by Zumaone in Deal Talk
It's showing ONLY shipped for me.
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Post #103225060 added 08-05-2017 5:12 AM by arjun90 in Deal Talk
These companies can get away with advertising higher than expected lumen values as there is an overseas company involved in manufacturing these for the big-names (such as Honeywell, LOA, and the...
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Post #103224876 added 08-05-2017 4:58 AM by slowcooker in Deal Talk
I checked this as helpful, just not sure if your really a former NASA scientist. Sure sounds good though.
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Post #103035240 added 07-31-2017 5:10 PM by mrsaturnboing in Deal Talk
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Post #103062844 added 08-01-2017 10:25 AM by AndyL7671 in Deal Talk
I had this one, stopped working in 6 months...
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Post #103049232 added 08-01-2017 5:07 AM by CBGill in Deal Talk
I misread the OP. I thought they would be $35 after the discount. FWIW....some people were reporting finding the Feits for $10 at Costco earlier in July. I never saw that price at my store...
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Post #103023088 added 07-31-2017 11:31 AM by CBGill in Deal Talk
Costco has the FEIT brand for $20 fairly often. I don't think the Honeywells are worth a $15 premium.
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Post #103034956 added 07-31-2017 5:00 PM by CTRFK8 in Deal Talk
i put 6ft'ers and phillips in my shop lights best way to go
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Post #103042936 added 07-31-2017 9:18 PM by katespe in Deal Talk
Overall, I'm very happy with this. It took me about ten minutes to hang it, and that was from a high ceiling in my garage using a ladder. I screwed the included screw hooks into studs, and I highly...
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Post #103086900 added 08-01-2017 7:27 PM by SteveA7911 in Deal Talk
Daylight. Like being outside. I have no clue why people want soft white that makes everything orange. Nothing like the old cool white that offices used. But perhaps your brain processes the...
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Post #103219584 added 08-04-2017 9:27 PM by xtp in Deal Talk
no way it's 4500 lumens, that's over 100 lumens per watt.. its real rating is probably 3700 lumens like the similar costco version. 90 lumens per watt is a more realistic average for budget...
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Post #103143468 added 08-03-2017 7:11 AM by MotrSwp in Deal Talk
I have the Costco one, still pending return because I haven't had the time. Thankfully, I was in the shop when it happened. I felt a chemical burning smell, looked around, then up...saw white...
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Post #103033100 added 07-31-2017 4:00 PM by roehmj1 in Deal Talk
5000k
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Post #103034720 added 07-31-2017 4:51 PM by Dopavash in Deal Talk
Bleh, how do people want the 5000ks? They're way too blue for me.
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Post #103227428 added 08-05-2017 7:15 AM by MattG in Deal Talk
The version of this at Costco is much better... the tubes are still plastic but they look just like flo-tubes (soft, even lighting... not individual points)... and the overall quality of the output...
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Post #103038200 added 07-31-2017 6:48 PM by ionlyplaybops2 in Deal Talk
I guess that kills the deal for me. I thought they would be 4000.
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Post #103130276 added 08-02-2017 7:27 PM by FearAndLoathing in Deal Talk
You do not want soft white for these...are you installing them in your kitchen? These are garage/shop lights. 5000k is the right color temp. It gives more accurate color rendering.
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Post #103223704 added 08-05-2017 2:39 AM by konoplya in Deal Talk
btw these are just Honeywell branded not actually made by Honeywell. i have these in a kitchen version, also 5000k, but with the cover and all. had them for about 6 months, bright as hell and so far...
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Post #103219996 added 08-04-2017 9:47 PM by ssaxe01s in Deal Talk
I have both Costco and Sam's club lights and I can tell a visible difference in brightness and color difference. The Costco one is dull and yellow compared to the other one.
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Post #103223076 added 08-05-2017 1:01 AM by TowHead in Deal Talk
C'mon, you're claiming false advertising ... I think it is 4500 lumens. These lights sell everywhere else (outside of Sam's) for $45 minimum. I bet they're better than the Costco ones which I...
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Post #103182364 added 08-04-2017 5:41 AM by qblunt in Deal Talk
Does anyone here know if you can direct wire the Honeywells or the Feit lights? Could I open it up and cut the wires or replace the wire bundle? I bought the Feits over a yr ago from Costco, but they...
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Post #103237220 added 08-05-2017 1:22 PM by jimkiler in Deal Talk
yes it is a deal for in store and online.
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Post #103143596 added 08-03-2017 7:14 AM by MotrSwp in Deal Talk
Human eyes aren't evolved to work well in blue light. Our evolution makes our vision better adjusted to neutral or slightly yellow (sun) lighting. Our eyes react poorly to blue light and therefore...
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Post #103034792 added 07-31-2017 4:54 PM by vinny1976 in Deal Talk
I like the fact you can butt them together for a cleaner look.
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Post #103220600 added 08-04-2017 10:14 PM by ionlyplaybops2 in Deal Talk
Deleted. My light is a different brand.
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Post #103035804 added 07-31-2017 5:29 PM by earthdogmonster in Deal Talk
For those with menards nearby, they were selling 3600 or 3700 lumen of some generic-ish brand for 15 after rebate recently. Sale not going on right now, but Menards tends to cycle through this kind...
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Post #103105948 added 08-02-2017 9:16 AM by LeonardVinson in Deal Talk
Wait. I don't understand, how can different people have different preferences for lights, colors? THis confuses and angers me as well.
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Post #103105376 added 08-02-2017 9:05 AM by jimkiler in Deal Talk
Seems to me if you are working you want the blueish 5000K and when at home i prefer the yelowish 2700K lights as it is more relaxing. That last part maybe just because we grew up with yellowish...
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Post #103219704 added 08-04-2017 9:33 PM by JordanBruce2017 in Deal Talk
Did honeywell replace the failured lights in warranty?
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Post #103022564 added 07-31-2017 11:18 AM by jimkiler in Deal Talk
This light will be reduced in price on Saturday August 5th by $10 off the regular price of $35. ...
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Post #103225076 added 08-05-2017 5:13 AM by arjun90 in Deal Talk
Also, Honeywell's tech support is a hit or miss. The five year warranty sounds gimmicky. In this case, I'd be better going with the Hyperikon. The last time I had to troubleshoot a kitchen dimmer...
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Post #103022776 added 07-31-2017 11:24 AM by johnecon2001 in Deal Talk
In store or online?
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Post #103023304 added 07-31-2017 11:37 AM by jimkiler in Deal Talk
The FEIT are only 3700 lumens and the Honeywells are 4500 lumens. So for a $5 difference on the 5th i would buy the 4500 lumen Honeywell lights, any other day i would probably do the FEIT.
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