Can these be used outdoors? I have a vegetable garden that does not get enough light. It is a mesh/redwood greenhouse with a mesh roof.
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I use mine outside in a grow tent, however, it should not get wet i.e. from rain, morning mist...
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It's not recommended. They are designed to use indoors. The elements outside (rain, humidity, and winds) will destroy it. If you decide to use outside, make sure that it's covered from rain.
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These lights were meant to use indoors. You can use it outdoor, but it must be completely protected from the elements. Water damage will also void your 2 year warranty. We hope this helped! Happy Growing
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Definitely not. These LEDS in these hoods have a pretty low lumen count and are pretty much strictly for illumination, not plant growth. You could grow some low light freshwater plants, but that's about all.
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Sure you could use them inside, They give a nice steady light. I have mine outside on my fence and it makes a nice lit pathway nearly until morning.
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Hi Becky, I have not used for outdoor use so I am not sure. Follow the maximum wattage and maximum voltage for your fixture, it should work unless it is exposed to the elements, rain, etc. or go back to your fixture company customer service, ask them for help.
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Attachment to previous message.....Take a look at the solar security lights. I purchased 4 Swiftly Done (motion activated) Bright Exterior LED Solar Powered Lights. I have them in back (wooded lot) they work really well, even on cloudy days they put out bright light.
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Hey There, I am in NC but sent those to my sis in California for a present, so I don't know for sure, but I imagine they would do fine at least as an annual as long as it gets full sun. Good Luck
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No, they cannot be put outside. They would die almost immediately. They are very small humidity-loving house plants. I made terrariums with them planting them in clear glass containers that I got at the thrift store. I added decorations and they look very nice. There are many excellent articles on the Internet on how to plant and take care of terrariums, and I referenced several of them. Also, you might put them in a dish garden. Again, there are many helpful articles on the Internet on how to plant and maintain dish gardens. I do think, however, that a terrarium setting would be best for these humidity-loving plants. Sorry I didn't answer the email sooner, but I just saw it now. No, they cannot be put outside. They would die almost immediately. They are very small humidity-loving house plants. I made terrariums with them planting them in clear glass containers that I got at the thrift store. I added decorations and they look very nice. There are many excellent articles on the Internet on how to plant and take care of terrariums, and I referenced several of them. Also, you might put them in a dish garden. Again, there are many helpful articles on the Internet on how to plant and maintain dish gardens. I do think, however, that a terrarium setting would be best for... » Read More No, they cannot be put outside. They would die almost immediately. They are very small humidity-loving house plants. I made terrariums with them planting them in clear glass containers that I got at the thrift store. I added decorations and they look very nice. There are many excellent articles on the Internet on how to plant and take care of terrariums, and I referenced several of them. Also, you might put them in a dish garden. Again, there are many helpful articles on the Internet on how to plant and maintain dish gardens. I do think, however, that a terrarium setting would be best for these humidity-loving plants. Sorry I didn't answer the email sooner, but I just saw it now. « Show Less
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these lights are ideal for pergolas. and in fact are outdoor lights built to withstand the elements. so yes ! enjoy
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These would work just fine on a sunny day, as visible as any other light I would think. I think best use of these would be as a backup to a proper set of lights but if you only use your bike occasionally I think they would work just fine as well.
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They are. I have mine outside and they do fine. Not very bright as the moment though, but I'm in Oregon where it gets dark so early. They were a bit brighter when I first got them, earlier in the year, and I expect them to do very well this summer.
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Yes you can. You will need 1 light for every 10 square feet or so. I use them to light up my back patio and they are quite bright for such small inexpensive lights. I bought the 12 volt solar panel as well as a 35mah solar rechargeable battery and it's enough power to run 8 of these lights totally off the grid. It's only $12, give them a try and you won't be disappointed....... PROMISE!!!!
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The top and bottom are open so the bulbs would be exposed. I don't think they should be used outdoors but technically they can
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I would say yes. We use them in lamps but I don't see why you couldn't use them in hall ceiling fixtures or outdoor lighting.
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Yes, they will work outside with little to no problems at all. I use them to light up my land scape in the backyard. I have been using them for about six months on. The only problem I had was that two of them burned out within two months of installing them, so they had to be replaced, as for the other 5 they have been working great. Hope that this helps.
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As long as your plants are under the light you should be fine. These are very bright.
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Yes they could. They are very tiny lights though. What I like is they have 3 flash settings and still mode. I have mine on an arbor in the back yard. But as stated the solar panel will need to be mounted for the most sun. Been pretty cloudy here so they don't always light up. If you want light every night best to go with electric lights.
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The lamps are not specifically rated for outdoor use, but I have 2 of them in the ceiling outside my front door and don't expect any problems there. My opinion is that they will be fine as long as they are not getting rain-drenched. I plan to put them in my exterior flood fixtures that are kind of funnel shaped and the bulbs fit well inside them.