Are the electronics for the LED (i.e.- circuit board) inside the light fixture housing, or are they located underneath the round wall-mount cover?
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The electronics are in the light fixture but the driver(ballast) is in the cover. You need the cover, or a junction box to house the driver. The smallest box that will work that I have found is a 4x4x4" PVC box.
1145486
it's on the base plate that mounts to the wall. you can see the little turn knob switch in the picture... just below where the lamp comes off the base.
379011
I do not recall; however, I am well pleased with the brightness. I've used other leds that were very disappointing.
975655
It is those thin pieces of metal sticking out to each side. I slide the wire through those little holes then apply the solder. The + & - are a bit confusing. What I have found is ....if the LED is laying flat with the + in the right hand corner near you, then the + terminal is on the side opposite you. If you hook it up backwards.....it just won't work, but no damage.Make sure it is heat sinked with thermal grease......otherwise it will burn itself out in just a couple seconds.
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At least not in the model I received in Aug 2013. All lights are located in a single housing mounted on the underside of the brim. Two buttons, also on the underside of the brim, but running near the brim's edge, operate either side of the 4-bulb light housing (4 bulbs = 2 paired white + two paired green).
1357516
Not sure. Haven't had to replace mine yet. I would guess a lighting showroom or supply place.
1357982
Yes, the LED's are under the power and reset buttons. Expanding the front view photo you can see them. It has all the hardware for mounting the MB.
1673895
Everything is inside the fixture. It is very easy to install and it is very bright. My old eyes need a lot of light and this works great.Just to add, my wife suffers from migraines and florescent lighting is torture for her. This LED fixture does not bother her headaches.
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The package I received only had the LEDs. Each LED has about a one inch lead on it, so you'll need to find a way to secure them to the battery (probably at least a 9v). If you have a little soldering experience, it's pretty simple to attach a bit of wire. Don't forget the polarity. The flat side of the base of the LED indicates the negative polarity.
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I just checked it and it is a row of LEDs. Have no idea how to have it replaced.
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I believe the lamps and housing are a sealed system. The housing acts as a heat sink for the leds, so even if you were successful in separating the components you would need to address the heat disapation issue.
2188656
No the fixtures are not removable it pretty sealed up. Not sure you could even replace the led elements. But seems to work well as is.
1494235
Yes it is. We recently installed some dimmable under-counter led lighting and the manufacturer said this one is one of the few that had been tested with their product to be fully compatible. Works like a charm for us.
1434187
No, the unit is completely self contained with the LED driver directly connected to a lamp unit which appears to be permanently sealed. Nice product; surprising amount of light. Would definitely recommend.
1525709
HI... it doesn't look like you can replace the LEDs. The lighting strip is part of the overall circuit assembly.
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