What is the difference between the Rigid 20211 and 60211? Both are flood lights and IP-68 rated. Any help would be great.
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The 60211 is the marine version with different paint coating to reduce corrosion from salt and it does not come with wiring harness i believe. The 20211 should be fine unless you are using in and around salt water. After two winters with mag chloride Ive seen no impact to the housing on mine (non marine version).
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20211 is the black original product, and 60211 is the white marine product.
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It appears to me that the importer is a bit remiss in dealing with the details. In addition to the discrepancy in brightness, he also lists two different wattage ratings. I suspect that he is now selling the 20-watt version of this light, vs. the older 18-watt version, and simply botched the ratings. (1650-lumens)/(18-watts) = 91.7-lumens/watt(1950-lumens)/(20-watts) = 97.5-lumens/wattBoth of these figures are VERY efficient, and replace fluorescent tubes VERY well.
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Just for the sake of accuracy and interest, the 405 series is water resistant to the same extent as the 305, i.e. it meets the same IPX7 standard. Also please note that "water resistant" is not the same as "waterproof".
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i don't know,but the light is very powerful and it s working very nicely.good flood light to use on your backyard.
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I bought the 19216 which came with a unlighted one so I bought the 19211 which works good
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I am pretty sure that it is a 60 watt. I was not pleased. I used it in a front porch light. The light was in a wet area. It shattered within a few days of putting it in. They refunded my money quickly I bought one at Home Depot, different brand, and it has been fine.
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Your welcome! When you get them double check the outside of the package to make sure it is IP65 rated. I have ordered several strings of these and one came as IP32, they returned them at no charge and sent me the right ones but I would hate to see you have to re-do your work...
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Is it really? "Compatible" not just that it will light up but it will light up and not burn out in days or weeks. In my experience, motion sensors don't play nice with CFLs. I've tried several brands in a protected outdoor floodlight fixture and all have died an early death ranging from days to maybe 6-18 months at best. It gets tripped by our dog for maybe an hour or less total on-time every night.Maybe it's time to invest in some LED PAR38s or BR40s.
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I have one 6602 in the dining room controlling a 5-LED-bulb ceiling lamp which is able to do a nearly perfect job dimming those Osram (Sylvannia) 40 watt dimmable lights. The very same bulb, only one in a different room with a 6602 from the same batch even, only works from about 20-25% of the range up to maybe 90-95%? Go figure. The added resistance of 5 LED bulbs (making it closer to an incandescent load perhaps?) makes the difference, seemingly. Not bad after all...no flickering at all (so far) in either location. That part is about the LED brand (design, implementation, components quality...) I think. Some Philips are very reliable too I heard/read. I have one 6602 in the dining room controlling a 5-LED-bulb ceiling lamp which is able to do a nearly perfect job dimming those Osram (Sylvannia) 40 watt dimmable lights. The very same bulb, only one in a different room with a 6602 from the same batch even, only works from about 20-25% of the range up to maybe 90-95%? Go figure. The added resistance of 5 LED bulbs (making it closer to an incandescent load perhaps?) makes the difference, seemingly. Not bad after all...no flickering at all (so far) in either location. That part is about the LED brand (design, implementation, components... » Read More I have one 6602 in the dining room controlling a 5-LED-bulb ceiling lamp which is able to do a nearly perfect job dimming those Osram (Sylvannia) 40 watt dimmable lights. The very same bulb, only one in a different room with a 6602 from the same batch even, only works from about 20-25% of the range up to maybe 90-95%? Go figure. The added resistance of 5 LED bulbs (making it closer to an incandescent load perhaps?) makes the difference, seemingly. Not bad after all...no flickering at all (so far) in either location. That part is about the LED brand (design, implementation, components quality...) I think. Some Philips are very reliable too I heard/read. « Show Less
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Hello Jane - You can contact me directly about this via the Lawn Lights website. Use the 72-04 model for pathways. Lawn Lights are very durable. Thanks! - Mark
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I have not purchased from this vendor however the one in the picture is NOT the v2 model. There is another one listed on Amazon that states it is the "af" model and as you will see in the image both ports are labeled with PoE.
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Combo mean that this particular light (11031) has both ligth beam pattern. Go see on their web site it may make more sence.http://www.rigidindustries.com/product-p/eseries10.htm. JUst becareful to the serial # it changes for differant light beam configuration. Good luck
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My paperwork indicates a 5-year limited warranty. If you registered the product you aught contact lightathome.com, the distributer. My floodlight was installed one year ago and works fine; all bulbs are still lit.Sorry I have no further information for you.
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I bought a set of 2. At first I didn't notice, but after about a week or two at night after I installed them, I noticed that the two light have vey different beam spot sizes, or flood patterns...or whatever you want to call the illumination pattern. I measured them, and one is close to 8 degrees, and the other is close to 30 degrees. The 8 does look like a spot type. With some small amount of outside the spot light beam. The 30 is more or les a flood type light. No real focused beam. Still seems to look as bright when doing the stare test, or the 'dark garage wall test. I'm trying to contact the vendor and ask them. FYI - *** When I've looked at other sellers of LED moto lights web sites, the majority of them do mention that they sell a spot version, and a flood version.( for the same lamp type) And if you don't specify exactly what two you want in your order, they sys they will ship you one of each. That may what happened to me.
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Hi Timothy,I have purchased more than a dozen FVS336Gv2 routers for my clients and also deploy them in my own offices. The v2 has a significantly stronger processer than the previous version; I wouldn't want anything else. The v2 is NOT what is in the picture; the ports are in the front and only the power is in the back. HTH,Keith Parker
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Major difference i see on asus site under specifications is: ManagementUPnP, DLNA, IGMP v1/v2/v3, DNS Proxy, DHCP, NTP Client, DDNS, Port Triger, Universal Repeater, System Event Log which is mentioned in 68U but missing DLNA in 68R
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Where do I check to tell if I have a rev21 board or the ev15 board?I purchased the 37AV and it says WNDR37AV-Rev1 on the box. I have not even checked to see what the actual unit has labeled on it but I will tonight. Funny, when I registered it my only choice by product number was WNDR3700. I have had only one problem with it not working correctly but that seems to be attributed to my modem and not the router.I really do not want to have to return it but will not hesitate if I have the lessor quality board. Thanks.