High-Intensity LED Flood Light - Blinding!

All Customer Questions

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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)

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I honestly thing this is overkill for that. It would be nice for show use, but way too bright for normal driving.

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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?

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Hi! You might be better suited with our Waterproof SMD Linear Bars, but if you wanted to use the waterproof LED floods, I'd suggest them spacing them out every 8-12 inches for even light distrobution. Epoxy can be used to secure the Flood Lights, or you can use the included mounting holes.

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

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The actual lifespan has not been tested, however its durability and the longer lifespan of LEDs should give you years of repeat delight.

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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

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It's hard to say. While the flood is very bright, it won't have as directed of a light as the 1156 bulb reverse light housing, which is specifically designed to shoot light in the proper directions behind your car. Honestly it's something you'd just have to try and see if you like it. You can always exchange them for something else if it doesn't work out.

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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?

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1) That is subjective. Why not just run 2 per wheel so it is extra bright? :)
2) Close to 1/8" diameter

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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)

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It's really up to you, it's all user preference. Red wouldn't be bad, but for true illumination purposes, I'd stay with the White Floodlights.

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Will one of these per wheel well be sufficient lighting to give a good effect? If not what is a better solution?

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These would be great for that application.

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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)

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These floods would be perfect for this application.

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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)

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You could do that or just pick up one of Oznium's 12V adapters.

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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

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20 gauge, 2-3 amp fuse.

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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)

Answer

The Pre-wired Superflux LEDs would be a better solution. Just mount them in a place that you can't see!

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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)

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These need to be wired in parallel, since they are already set up for 12v DC.

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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)

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Yes, I think with this combination you will be very pleased with the results.

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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.

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The Flood's light spread at 120 degrees is extremely wide!

At 3 Feet, it is virtually impossible to take a photo. If you wanted to illuminate a surface from 3 feet I would suggest using a tighter angle High Intensity LED like the
Spot: http://www.oznium.com/high-intensity-led-spotlight

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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)

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Two different technologies, it'd be difficult to exactly match them up. I'd say buy a couple and try them out, see if they will work for you, then order more from there. We'd be happy to work with you regarding bulk pricing.

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

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120 Degrees

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Does this come with a switch to turn on and off, and do it connect it directly to the battery? Does it come with instructions on how to do so? - by Jonathan

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It does not come with a switch. We've got so many cool styles of switches to choose from.

Yes, it connects directly to the battery. Of course, you'll likely put an on/off switch and a fuse on the power wire though.

It does not come with any instructions. You should check out the Oznium Forums.

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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)

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One under each door will be plenty. These are a better option for your application than the pre-wired superflux. I'd go with Warm White. I think you should really consider the Spot instead of the Flood.

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

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100 lumens

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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)

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What LED is installed?

Can you dim them? - by Charle

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It uses a 1 watt LED.
All LED's can be dimmed.

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

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Doubtful. You would not get the spread that a standard underbody kit offers. These are great for your wheels, though!

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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?

Answer

I'd recommend using the superflux LEDs. For the price, the superflux LEDs will provide a better glow for your grill area than these High Intensity LED Flood Lights.

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

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The average temperature is about 120F to 130F degrees.