my room is dark and useing the normal ones dont cut iit with just one will just one brigten up my room with out racking up the bill?
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I try led 5050 and my ex. its better to buy a candle it might do the job if it had a reflexder
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hi, you can use one of these, you'll alumbar well, I have 5 on my home, bedroom, living room, kitchen and dining room and illuminate me well
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I found the light works well, however, the light spectrum was too cold (blue) for my tast.
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This bulb is one to use in a picture light, it replaces a 15 to 25 watt tube light. There are other light bulbs at Home Depot, Lowes, Menards, etc. that replace 100 watt bulbs. My first LED replacement was a 100 watt equivalent for the spot light on my US flag. That bulb alone saved me $12.00 the first month. I have since replaced any light that is on for more than 5 minutes. My last electric bill was under $50.00 for the first time in decades.
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i would not buy this light - aftwe only using mine for 2 weeks half the led's burned out - i would buy these - Miracle LED 5 Watt PN 605051 - i have about 8 of these and they have been working fine for about a year now - pretty bright = to a 60 Watt bulb
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I think so! I am not noticing any bill escalations. It is set for 70 degrees for my 3rd level master bedroom area. It cuts off after 70 degrees. It should not be used for the entire house. Hope this helps.
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I am running 1 in the main house and 1 in an outbuilding 24/7 and I have not noticed any increase in the electric bill.
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I would not recommend that!! Do what Pinkney said. Buy a pack for less than 5 dollars. If you are trying to save money on strips, then use them fully and cut the unused strips to use them later.
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Hi Edna, Mine stay on a bit during the day, but only in my darker rooms. They are triggered by a light sensor, and the threshold does allow for some ambient light. If the light doesn't bother you, the electricity usage shouldn't be a concern (they're supposed to represent about $1/yr).
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i dont believe that it has effected my electric bill. if it has it is minimal.
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Yes, mostly. This provides a kill switch which stops all electricity to devices connected to it, that way you can connect multiple devices and shut them down completely ensuring you are not being charged I have done that for my tv, cable box, xbox, etc as turn them off at night completely. Saves some money.
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It would depend on how cut-up your home is. In defined rooms, I would think every room would need a unit because air from room to room would not circulate. If you're talking about an area open like a kitchen, dining and family room, one unit would probably do it for the entire area.
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We recommend to change both units. Not only you will save money in your electricity bill, but also you will get more seer rating.
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It depends how thick they are sliced, your room temp, and humidity. Longer than an electric, but usually a couple days does it.
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I've had my heater for about a year and I never saw any significant increase in my bill. I use it on my bedroom to keep from turning on the central heat. If it's really cold, it may take a minute to warm the room up. But once it's warm, IT'S WARM.
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No. But we dont mind them on 24/7 and we have noticed no change in our electric bill. We have one in the kitchen and one in the bathroom and when the lights are on you dont even notice them on
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I haven't got the bill yet. I plan to install more solar colectors to offset the cost. I have a 20K system now and SCE will not let me install more until I use more electricity!!
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I am sorry to say I have no idea. This item is connected into the wall, and just like all of my electric lights, television, etc it does not come with a separate bill. Quite frankly, however, I cannot see it using very much since you cannot leave it on for an extended period of time.
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I would say yes. During blackouts I used 1-3 per room and they made it safe to move around.
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Correct. You might need an adapter but no cutting. You will need to tap into a line for power
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I have them in my son's room so that has not been something that i've had to deal with. Unfortunately i can't say whether they will work or not,sorry.