LED Lighting

Is white or yellow OK?

So, 3x1W LED should be enough.

It's around 2" x 2".

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White preferred... for the outdoor BBQ counter lighting ;-)

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I'll send it to you. I got a white and a yellow sample. If they are enough demand, the factory can ramp-up productions.

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Not a bulb, but these are interesting. A 4.5W version of the standard

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I am sending him the 3x1W 120V AC bulb and 12x0.25W 12V DC strip. He can light up the grill with the bulb and the path to it with the strip. Perhaps, I'll drop in for BBQ later.

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Nice! And really inexpensive! Looks perfect for my present tasks: (1) Installing adjustable shelves in existing recessed wall cabinets and (2) installing an adjustable keyboard drawer under my wife's built-in desk. ...Jim Thompson

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So, $15 for 4.5W is not too expensive. We can probably sell the 3W for less than $10.

I have a blue light strip under the desk and above the keyboard drawer. This way, I can surf the web while my wife is sleeping. I like the blue better than yellow or white. The light strips are adjustable from 6V to 12V.

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The best part is that they don't get hot, like halogen worklight. It's a real pain to bump into one while working in cramped quarters and getting a burn. I bought one a few months ago. The only thing I don't like is that there is no power switch.

That's why I liked it. My work space is so cramped that I can barely get my shoulders through the door opening. ...Jim Thompson

With a little work to modify the mount, it would make nice 'under the eves' lights near a door or for the garage door/driveway.

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Why not use the strip? I use long light strip in the bathroom and keyboard desk/drawer. For the keyboard drawer, even 3W is too bright. Using a 3-6-9-12V wall adapter, I usually keep it on 6 or

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A work light with 45 crystal blue LED bulbs.

Please comment on color. Blue doesn't sound like what you'd want for a worklight???

I was talking about using them outdoors, as well as a portable worklight.

Who said they were blue? I said they are white.

Anyway, a lot of 'white' LEDs are blue with a phosphor to generate white light.

The Harbor Freight site says "Blue". ...Jim Thompson

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I don't think it's 150W. Probably 30W to 40W.

The link you gave does say blue. Blue is good for background lighting, but not for worklight.

The one I bought has white LEDs. I have reported a number of errors on their website. I'll check with the local store to see what the current stock is.