Would they work well with handing hot lights?
308833
Assume this is relative to hot light bulb handling. An isolated case with momentary handling would be within capabilityof cowhide gloves. Consistent use would require a insulated Mitt or gloves commonly used in kitchen/oven use.However, logic approach tells us to turn power off, let bulb cool before handling!
308834
I guess it depends on how hot...a regular incandescent bulb is no problem, but anything hotter than that might be suspect. Have you checked the Wells Lamont website? Sorry about that...
1912551
They come with a few different fittings for hookup. Best guess they should. The lights give a good glow and make for a nice feature apart from the rest. The only problem I 've run into was they don't want to light up in extreme cold.
2001840
Most likely the wire will be fine considering the LEDs don't draw as much power as conventional lights.
1162562
They should be great for your application. You can get dimmers for these and you will need a transformer if you will run on AC.
538035
Yes, they don't put out much heat. I put them underneath some shelves to get more light over a wash sink where I clean my hands after coming in from the shop. Lights it up quite nicely.
625478
They are already hotter than the sun, so probably not. You could of course use your own lights with the light tent, but I think the point of this particular kit is the convenience of buying an okay photo tent with some okay lights at a cheap price and all at once.
1560407
I would say yes. It can get hot after extended use but it is extremely bright. Maybe have an extra battery or second light so they do not get too hot.
2275095
You can use them as they will fit, but the lights will overwhelm everything else. I also doubt if women, especially, would find the 5500 color temperature flattering.
1398274
We have not tried that before. Although they are bright and flicker like real candles but it may not bright enough to light a walkway. It also depends on how bright you want. In very dark place, it real give enough light for that as some customers did use them as night lights when feeding their new born babies at night time. Hope this may help. Thanks for your question.
1551787
I believe it would work okay. The light does generate a lot of heat -- so use in a confined spot could cause problems, in my view.PN
1971858
I do not see any fire hazard issue, as they do not get very hot and the electricity to power is low voltage. Each uses only 3 watts and the power supply is only 12 watts. If you leave them on, of course it will reduce lifetime, but they are LED so they are also prone to long life.
1540743
Yes, but I would NOT advice to buy these....They do NOT work!!! I had ordered these for something very special and our special day was completely ruined because they would NOT light...None of them would catch on fire. We were heart broken!
1944819
I suppose you could yes, but I would use a continuous light source that gives off little or no heat such as LED lights.
252122
Being that these are very very bright led lights they really don't get hot.the glass housing are warm to the touch but the metal is not. I hope this answers your question.
1398271
They don't put off as much light as a real flame, but if put closer together maybe 2 ft apart they would work
1726389
Yes, it would work great, and you can adjust how hot the bulb can get with a little non on the side, so it's perfect for them.
1456011
I would not recommend it. They are thin plastic and would not hold up to much heat.