Can these lights be used ONLY in time of a breakdown in MASS?
883879
yes. If you want lights that you can use on a daily basis, buy gen 1 or 2 blue lights
883880
Not sure about the laws in Mass. I'd look it up 1st. In AZ you could end up in jail.Laws on the books about red and blue lights are for LE, fire and EMS.Avoid unpleasant encounters with the law. Get Amber lights for your application. And be sure about your local laws.Helmut1*
1158196
no, when plugged in it will only light up when there is a power failure. you can use it as a flashlight at any time when you remove it from the plug.
137713
Don't know. In my experience, however, they have been less robust than I had hoped for my application. They continue to light, even as they have fallen apart.
613133
No...it will mess them up. And be warned now. They may blow and only a couple colors will work. Crappy lights.
1576560
Sure you can, they are 10 watt each. However these lights can't be used underwater as advertised. I have several and did get some replacements because they are not designed to work underwater. You need to encase them in something that I have not found yet. They mainly leak around the electrical grommet.
318424
Can be done. Did it in one locationThis is a 2 person job. Expensive light to drop. Good luck.
872521
Yes. The light by itself and/or the mounting bracket can be detached almost instantly for portability.
1983574
No! bulb has a large ballast, and reducing the electricity to the Bulb will cause it to burn out early.
1482048
Yes, but only if used by themselves. I used them as an extra brake light in the park light position with a jumper wire. Then there was no code light.
85070
yes..no reason that you can't..however they don;t hold up well if you don;t use the flashlight enought..paul
1356825
In my case, we needed temporary light at a lectern without electrical access. It worked fine for us for that purpose. Perhaps others interested in art illumination are more concerned with price than "true light."
848436
Not that I know of. You can buy a power failure light that only comes on in the event of a power failure. I like these because they are a night light that you don't have to touch, but also a flashlight in case of power failure.
1208710
Don't know the answer to that question, but since they are low voltage I think the chances are you might be able to. The connections between lights seem to be tight enough to keep out moisture.
424454
I don't see why you couldn't. Although the adhesive on the back of lights probably won't be good after the initial use.
605527
I don't think so, but you really aren't risking much of ruining the light as they are quite affordable. You definitely won't hurt the battery trying.
554978
Yes, as you can see in the picture it comes with 2 EXIT signs in case you need to view it from both sides. So it does not matter if you are coming or going so to speak. The spotlights are only on 1 side though. So you will not have lights on the back when there is a power outage
1183370
Yes as long as the load is not too much. so a string of xmas lights, yes. a table saw, probably not. a really long string of xmas lights?????