Would these lights be ok if I hung them behind a sheer curtain? I dont want to cause a fire haha
1478687
I really don't think it will cause a fire (my opinion) Since these are LEDs and produce a very lower heat. But I cannot grantee...it might depend how long your are going to keep the lights on...
1478688
yes they would be fine for that. I am wrapping them in a sheer fabric as well and have had them on for about 30 minutes solid not blinking. The led lights do not generate much heat at all.
1682790
The bulbs should work fine if not totally enclosed in a fixture. If the are completely enclosed, the will get hot and die. The color of daylight is bright white which should work well for art.
93810
I would only be guessing so please use your own judgment ... I suppose that if the light(s) did not give off excessive heat you might be able to use them with this fixture. There is some extra room inside the fixture if it is not loaded with all three of he possible LEDs "bulbs" it is capable of handling. Again, though, please be careful as I am no expert in these matters.
296815
I would have to say no. Unless, of course, the lock is right next to the outlet. These are better for smaller rooms. I have a fairly small bathroom and in pitch black these barely illuminate the room.
162643
I love them....night use should be fine if there is lighting. But these are more fashion than effecient. You should be fine
2028394
I would say yes. I really loved this lights. I really recommend them. they are cute to see and they provide a nice light in the room.
119827
Should be OK as long as it is not exposed to rain and there is no accumulation of water in the fixture. These bulbs do not create a lot of heat but it is best for them to have decent ventilation.
92451
I wouldn't think so? They are covered in cloth along the wiring. IF you plan to use them in a patio area where they wouldn't get wet, then I don't see why not. I have mines hanging in the sunroom and they look soooo nice. I would not hang them anyplace where they could get "wet" or a high wind would blow them and cause them to crack or break, by swinging and hitting against something.
254756
I am using them in a vertical/sideways position for two fans with no problem. . Bright lights. Good luck
1468490
I use them under my counters, they do get hot if left on all day, but not to the cabinets. The light fixtures themselves will start to fall apart.
708328
I think that could work. The lights have worked great. Not the easiest to install but for the price worth it and they do function properly. I have mine under kitchen cabinets on a dimmer switch in the wall.
1683091
That was my original idea with these lights, unfortunately I wasn't able to use them there because there is "too much" light for the lights to come on. I installed them under a shelf in the laundry room where it is dark and they work great!
575088
They are for me and the light is not very good over my locker at work. If you have good light I don't think you will have any problem. I think you will like it. I would not use anything else.
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.
66598
Probably. The lights themselves are well encased in a flexible plastic strip. However there is a plug in joint about every 2'. Over time these joints may be susceptible to corrosion.
506884
Hi..probably not....but the wires are so small, being LED that they are easy enough to run and plug in without noticing the wire as long a you are willing to drill a few holes in your cupboard. I hid wire behind the edge of tile. They are amazing lights, way better than what my electrician had installed only a month before wth huge wires. I say buy them and see.
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I would be very careful what I placed around the fixture as it does get very warm, even when outside. No curtains or light material.