Where buy high quality low voltage landscape lights ?
Jun 07, 2009 47 Replies
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brooklyn1
Does your mommy still hafta wipe your tushy... if it's so important to you there's an 800 number or send email. Lumens aren't very important with outdoor lighting... typical indoor lighting reflects off the walls,ceiling, floors, and furnishings back into the room... outdoor lighting travels to infinity... type of source/light and how it's concentrated is what's important... that's why there are floodlights, spot lights, etc.
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Billy
Ah, Shelly's charm offensive (or should that be offensive charm? Hmmmmm).
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trader4
I never suggested judging illumination by wattage. I only pointed out that they have NO SPEC of any kind for the light output for the solar light I looked at. Should I waste my time looking at every light there? If you have a great example of a solar light with specs that can be used to light a flag at the top of a pole, I'm sure we'd all like to see a direct link to it.
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And now you engage in racism. That should go a long way to convince people of your credibility and the merit of your arguments.
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trader4
In other words, you have no specs. You're the one that was calling people names and claiming that we were behind the times. Yet you're promoting companies and products that can't even list the light output of their products on the internet. I only do business with companies that provide specs and data sheets and have them available on the internet, as any decent vendor does. No need to waste time with companies that don't have them available, because it's usually for a reason.
If you want to convince someone as to how viable solar lights are to light up a flag pole, a data sheet with specs would go a long way. Also, apologizing and retracting your racist remarks would be a good idea too.
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brooklyn1
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Billy
Be happy that your name isn't Christian.
From: Sheld> I own a business "Professional Pond Maintenance and Fish Care".
That's your first untruth... you *operate* a business.... you don't own a business until your IRS return doesn't show you're operating at a loss.
That's your second untruth.
Your parents must have had high hopes for you to succeed in the arts... you're not going to do well in business unless you change your name.
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As you see, Shelly has always been narcissistic, pompous, wrong, and denigrating of others. Good luck in your conversations with him.
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Dioclese
Yep, and here's some details that some people may be interested in regarding that:
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bottom of the page. I don't like their method of moving the light way up the flagpole. To start out with, its ugly in appearance. Part of the illumination is blocked by the flagpole itself. The usual method consists of surface/ground mounted units to illuminate all areas the flag could possibly furl. Double that distance and mount on the ground, you have 1/4 the illumination for the Liberty Light on the flag. You'll need more than one Liberty Light for a stand-alone flag pole. The building side mounted flagpole, one is enough. They throw in the Lux factor for an idea of its illumination. Look here:
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'm all for green. We need to use what's available including the sun. What we get when we use a solar-powered product needs more research by the consumer before a purchase. We also need uniformity of illumination specifications, along with stating that as a comparison of what we know. Like illumination compared to a certain wattage standard incandescent light bulb when citing illumination of an LED.
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Dioclese
In other words, you have no specs. You're the one that was calling people names and claiming that we were behind the times. Yet you're promoting companies and products that can't even list the light output of their products on the internet. I only do business with companies that provide specs and data sheets and have them available on the internet, as any decent vendor does. No need to waste time with companies that don't have them available, because it's usually for a reason.
If you want to convince someone as to how viable solar lights are to light up a flag pole, a data sheet with specs would go a long way. Also, apologizing and retracting your racist remarks would be a good idea too.
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The specs are there, you have to click a link on the page for more details. They may not be in lumens. One of the website uses comparsions to the standard incandescent light bulb in terms of watts, and another website uses the term "lux" which can be converted to lumens. While "lumens" is more specific in illumination, the layman needs a comparison to the standard incandescent light bulb in terms of watts to get an idea of illumination of a specific LED.
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