High-Intensity LED Flood Light - Blinding!

I installed three of these lights in my fish house and they work great. The only problem is when I turn them on they tend to interfere with my fm radio. Is there anything I can do to remedy this. - by Eric (Stillwater, Mn)

Do you make them in uv? If not, will you?

Can these lights be wired to a switch? I don't want to simply do a fuse tap as I want these to be separate lights from my regular driving lights on my truck. I have your LED switches with 3 prongs. What are your suggestions for wiring these up? Thanks - by Kohler (Maryland)

For under dash lighting and dome lights, would these be as bright as the dome lights you sell? mounting or wiring isnt the issue, i want a seriously bright, white dome light. - by Ryan (Kansas City MO)

I want to install these under my hood for engine bay lighting (along with a pin switch to turn them on when the hood is raised).

My concern is, when the hood is closed, these will be in close proximity to the main engine. Can these hold up to the heat of the engine bay? - by Mike

what if i wanted to mount them outside and i live in arizona and it can get pretty hot do u think it will melt or shorten its life span?

watts consumed per flood light

how many amps does 1 flood draw?

if i mounted these in plastic trim, the hatchback of my VW, would they melt the plastic??? They do run at 120 degrees F correct?? - by Tyler

What would be better, the LED floodlight, or the LED spotlight?

I want to light up the underside of my hood. I currently am using 2 of the round chrome modules, for the engine bay, but need a bit more light on the hood. For reference here is the hood/design I want to illuminate the pinstriped flames.

http://photos.sweetgt.com/Mustang/Boss%20Inc%20Hood/10220023_std.jpg
- by Rick (Cincinnati, OH)

i wanted to use this product to illuminate my instrument cluster in my 2000 silverado do you think 2 is to many? - by bruce (florida)

I want to add lights under the doors/runningboard area of an extended cab Chev. pickup. Would these be a good application and if so how many per side?

What is the life span of the flood light? Of the spotlight?? - by Lucky (USA)

Will this work as a reverse light, obviously not plug and play with stock connections but will it be brigt enough to replace the 1156 incandesent bulb

I'm gonna use these red flood lights for my wheel wells.
1) Is one per wheel good enough, or do I need two since red isn't that bright?
2) Second, what size are the mounting holes?

I was thinking of using these as "rock lights" on my Jeep Wrangler for going 4x4'n at night when you want to illuminate the terrain below your rig... I know someone that's used these in the wheel wells... I'm not sure if that's exactly where I'd place them, but I'm thinking that I'd do 4 of them... I'm also thinking of maybe using the red color because I've heard that red is the best color for night time illumination without destroying your night vision. What do you think? - by Trayson (Vancouver WA)

I was considering using these as a "fog light" on my car. I know they will not cast light to increase my visability. I'm looking for something that will allow other drivers to see more easily. Would you suggest this, or one of your other products. I will be making a custom mount, but I don't want to have to make a lens.
Thanks - by Michael (Toronto, Ontario Can)

Can I use a computer power source to power these - just 1? Using the 12v output from the computer power supply or is there another/better option? For use in my home. - by William (Birmingham, AL)

I plan on installing four of the LED flood lights running them threw the Round Rocker Switch. Just need the recommended gauge wire to run and Fuse. Thnx

Was planning on putting some red LED's inside my air vents.. dont want the light shinning out just a nice glow. Do you think these would work well, if not what do you recommend? - by Camron (Mesquite, TX)

I want to make a flood array to wash the front of my house in different colors. Can these be wired in both series or paraell to the power supply? Which is the perfered method? - by Richard (Texas)

i want to add some lighting to me engine bay, will using 2 of these on the sides, and your flexible LED strips along the back and front be good - by Jorge (Miami, Florida)

Can you please post a picture of this item shining down on a white surface from a height of 3 feet? I would like to see the spread/pattern.

how many of these would it take to equal the light output of say a 25 watt compact flourecent? im thinking of buying in bulk for my whole house starting with the kitchen. - by Parth (Windermere, FL)

Whats the viewing angle on the lights? - by TravisXRS (Tarpon Springs)

I am thinking of using 4 of these under my Jeep Grand and hook them up to go on when the the corresponding door opens, to provide the look of what high end europen cars do with what they call pudel lights. Would this be bright enough or will I need two per door or use the prewired superflux. Also because I using thies to see, not for looks would you go with white or the warm white? - by Jeremiah (Colorado)

What is the lumens output of the LED for a typical current?

Getting 6000 HIDs the LED comes in 6500 (white) how well will they match? Got a picture of the LED (120) lighting up the wall? And a picture of the 6000 HID lighting up the wall so I can see how close they are? Aiming to put the LEDs in my fogs on my Explorer... - by Danny (Anchorage, AK)

Would the 4 of these High Intensity LED Flood Lights be good to make an under car kit? - by Joey

I want to light up my grill area in my avalanche. I was going to get the 4-chip superflux LED's til I saw this.

Both are waterproof, and for the price I can get 6 prewired superflux for 1 of these. What would you recommend to light up the whole grill area? Would 1 of these be enough with the wide viewing led or would i need 2?

What is the average temperature of the heatsink/case during operation?