surprisingly robust little LED fixture...
581404
This little light fixture by Zitrades is designed to function as a night light, and features LED's that produce light output at two distinct levels.  No external power source is required, as the light fixture is powered by a rechargeable battery, which is charged by a small solar panel at the top of the unit.

The typical method of operation is for the battery to be charged during the day.  As darkness falls, and it gets dark enough, the LED's come on at the lower level.  When motion is detected by a sensor located at the front of the unit, the light level increases to a fairly impressive level.

A fixture that functions like this would be great as a night light located along the path of travel, as it delivers more illumination when you get closer to it.  Since the fixture directs light forward and down, it would probably do well either mounted a few feet above ground level, or perhaps 7 feet high or more, as you probably don't want the LED's too close to eye level.  It is important that the light receive sufficient sunlight during the daytime, or the light may not last through the night.

A sample was provided for evaluation, and I find that this light fixture is solid performer with rather sophisticated controls, which can be installed either indoors or outdoors.  The product photo shows the fixture with the "Zitrades" name on the front, but this was not present on the item I received.  This particular fixture seems to be a generic, which is being sold by various vendors at Amazon.  Zitrades' price does seem to be on the lower end.
3168308
I had this fixture installed for a total (small) bathroom remodel job.  I liked the simplicity (almost Mission style in appearance) with no parts overpowering the overall design.  Using 60 watt bulbs (nothing special) I have fantastic downward light onto mirror area.  Brushed steel finish matches new plumbing fixtures. Its proportion works well with a 30x30" mirror framed to match my vanity.  Fixture arrived well-wrapped and on time.
4906400
Good inexpensive fixture.  Installed easily.
I bought two of these and a set of 4 75W equivalent LED bulbs.  This is much cheaper than buying a integrated LED fixture.  Plus you can install whatever bulb you want at different wattage/lumens level.  Basically, I created a 2200 lumen LED fixture for les than 1/3 the cost.
Yes, you can see the bulbs if you step back a ways but I don't think it's a big deal.
Put two of these in the basement family room...REALLY lit it up nice compared to the tired old circular flourescent fixtures I had.
4894404
I have a few American DJ lighting fixtures that use this style of LED and each fixture has a panel of 32 LEDs in series.  I smashed one of the LEDs by packing it poorly during transport to a gig.  The fixture cost about 100 dollars and I felt the effort to disassemble the fixture may have been  a bit pricey to repair.  I did a little research on LEDs and rules of polarity and amperage calculation etrc,  I decided I needed a blue replacement LED and I would attempt the repair myself.  It took less than 20 minutes to solder the new one in and test it out.  There was no difference in brilliance and I am using it tonight on a gig.  I tested the light for only a few minutes today but the verdict will be in tonight for Karaoke.  I am not going to pledge a follow up unless the unit prematurely fails.  sooooooo....no news will be good news.  regards and enjoy!
ps...The resistors and the other LEDs was truly a nice bonus
589591
We just remodeled out kitchen and I wanted some task lighting for a desk area. This is a neat product. Simple installation using a strong adhesive pad or you have the option of mounting with screws that are cleverly hidden in the battery compartment. I love that the tiny little screws will not get lost if I decide to mount more permanently. The light bar is held by magnet so it is easy to pull down to change batteries. It gives off a nice bright light over a wide area. Batteries were included so it was ready to go in seconds out of the package. I also like that the screw holes are nicely hidden by little plastic caps. The light is small enough to tuck up under a cabinet so it is not seen. I had tried some little puck lights before and they were useless. I was impressed by the well thought out design and effectiveness of this little light.
4022670
I love this partly because I got if from Amazon Warehouse for about half price! The other reason I mention this is that speaks to the quality of packaging. Short of being completely crushed, I'd say there is little that could hurt this thing. It shipped in the original manufacturer box and was really torn up on one end. Worried, I tore it apart and found nearly zero damage and nothing that can be seen when it's mounted for sure. I took a picture of the fixture arm without a shade to show the worst damage I found; can you see it??. Each piece is bubble wrapped and each type of piece with it's siblings in a smaller box. Those 5 boxes are attached with the longer track pieces in their own box and all of that inside one larger shipping box. So, the chances of getting it in good shape are very high.
That said; is it a good product?

1. Construction is as good as any fixture I've worked with if not slightly better. The housings are sturdy and solid. No squeaky joints or loose fittings on anything I received. The shade attachment springs are nice, sturdy and hold the shade all around; no chance that is going to fall off. The wire in the fixture cap is 12 gauge aluminum. Not copper, but still a good heavy gauge. I can't find any fault here.

2. The design is nice though this is highly subjective. Not too old fashioned and not to angular, it seems like a nice compromise shape. I've uploaded some shots of the details.

3. The finish is smooth or just barely textured. It's matte, but more like a dark chocolate brown than a bronze patina. No streaks of other colors or coppers, etc. It's pretty much homogenous throughout. I took photos with a couple different backgrounds with and without flash and one with white paper to give you a better sense of the color.

4. It is indeed 16 FEET long if you want it to be. The description states 192" and that is inches. Four - 4 foot rails come with the kit and the five lights can be spaced any where along that expanse. The photo on Amazon shows 2 of the 4 sections. Of course, you can shorten this length to 4, 8, or 12 feet as your application requires. It comes with 11 5 inch standoffs and you can use a many as you wish.

5. It's going to be best on higher ceilings as you'll have 5 inches of standoff and then the lights themselves hanging down another 6 inches so it's about 11 inches from ceiling to bottom of the shades.

6. They send six 50 watt halogen bulbs with the fixture; one extra.

So yeah - it's first rate as far as I can see. I rate it a great buy, especially from the Warehouse!
1581132
This light arrived in four business days. Was easy to install onto the pullies that my 2ft, four bulb T5 light fixture was on. The LED light has been over my plants about four days now, and they seem to like it. The light is very bright, and (after I put on sun glasses) was able to verify that all LEDs are on and functioning.

To this point, my only complaint is that there was something rattling around inside the light when it arrived. So I had to remove the light from the chassis to see if it was damaged, before I turned it on. I found a screw bouncing around inside that was meant to be used to mount the circuit board with the LEDs to the frame. I was actually pretty impressed with the solid construction of the unit. Solder joints were nice and tidy, and proper color, wiring was done well and with quality materials. However, to have a screw bouncing around in there was unforgivable. So, I deducted on star from my rating.

One other thing about power consumption with these LED lights. They have banks of cooling fans constantly running, which would seem to me to use quite a bit of power. Compared to a T5, I'm not sure if there would be much saving on power consumption. Although, the overall growth of the plant might be better with a LED. For me, the jury is still out on whether the light will perform better ... I'll update this in a few months with results of the grow compared to other lights I've used.

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Update: This light performed perfectly! I grew a couple autoflowers under it. Harvested them yesterday. The yields were above average, and buds were large, firm, and resinous. I am quite pleased with it. Although, I still have to leave one star off, due to minor flaws in quality (the bouncing screw, and one of the hanging wires broke).
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Update#2: I've had this light now for over a year. I ran it for about 3 months last Spring. It performed well. Decided to use it for another run this Spring, after about 9 months in storage in the garage. This time around, it looks like two LEDs have not lit up. That's pretty poor for a light that claims 50,000 hours for it's LEDs. The light has not even been used for more than 500 hours, and the LEDs are already starting to fail.  ... In LED lights when the individual bulbs start to fail then the load on the power supply becomes unbalanced, and this causes more LEDs to fail more quickly.  it also screws up the spectrum coverage. ... I'm going to continue with this light for now, but looks like I won't be able to use it for any other grows... Cheap LEDs, and the screw bouncing around inside, are not cool ... I'll update again to see how it does during this grow cycle, and report on how the rest of the bulbs perform
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Update#last: Used this light for about a week. Plants were growing ok under it, but I didn't like that it had burned out LEDs. So, bought a new light from a different company, with better spectrum coverage and LEDs are working. I installed it last night. I'll still use this light for vegetables waiting to be transplanted into the garden, but won't use it for herb.
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Final Analysis: This is good, inexpensive LED grow light, but for the price, do not expect it will last 50,000 hours. I had a couple successful grows with it. I'm very disappointed in the long term quality of the light. There are similarly priced, newer lights available with better spectrum coverage. I do recommend this light as a transition LED grow light. It will grow plants and keep them healthy, but only for a year or two of use.
2654130
I got this at a discount through the company's registration program. I was expecting a piece of cheap equipment that wouldn't be worth putting batteries in. I'm happy to say it's actually a pretty nice light...that is relatively rugged and very bright. It's a pretty simple device, you load in three AAA batteries, screw the cap back on and press the button on top to get a very bright LED light that's nice to have in your shirtpocket when you're doing work.
As a benefit there are magnets in the clip and on the end that can help it stay in place. They're not the strongest rare-earth magnets I've ever felt, but they're more than sufficient for holding the light in place on a vertical surface.

So, all in all...I expected to get junk and instead got a pretty decent flashlight.

I'll report back if there are any durability issues...I don't expect any as it feels pretty solid (case is mostly metal).
2145865
Great for mounting some of my small LED lights for film production.
2042536
Easy to install, LEDs are bright, great product!
1028671
After reading some of the reviews on varying brightness and early failures I was a little apprehensive before placing an order. However, by design, these candelabra LEDs appeared to be an ideal replacement for a five lamp hanging light fixture placed over the table in our kitchen. The bulbs themselves do not have any glass shades to hide them and it was important any replacement bulb should look like the original.
The overall brightness appears to be a little better than from the original 25 watt incandescent bulbs they replaced. I see no variation in brightness between the bulbs. With less than one week of use I can make no comment on longevity only that, as location demands, this fixture is used extensively every day. Only time will tell.
16496
actually a bit brighter than I expected. I wanted some low-power bulbs to leave on 24/7 in the corner of the garage and in my sons' room. These fit the bill, and thread into a standard normal US-Edison light fixture. The bulbs themselves are very small, something between a golf-ball and a chicken-egg, but the threads are normal.
1223153
very functional, and good looking light fixture
679703
I work for a news organization and I've been looking for a good LED, at a great price, for some time. This is the light I've been looking for. This is a very well-built design. Quite sturdy, and the U-mount adds to the sturdiness and makes it very easy to mount to a common stand. The light is dimable and can run off batteries. I chose to get a v-plate to gold-mount battery converter, and it locks in just fine. Even with a full-size brick, the light holds steady. I was afraid that this light would be just too bright to control, but it's not. But, its still not really enough to give a great, full, fill outside. But it does provide some fill, and a lot of fill, IF you can get some cover from the sun, and control the light. The light (lum) quality is good. I don't think it has any 'green' hue to it. Again, overall, if you're looking for a great LED, at a great price, this is it. Look no further!
417344
So far I absolutely love this light fixture. It's so slim that the people who've seen it so far can't figure out where all the light is coming from at first.
Setup is really simple with a single keyed screw cap connector from the controller to the fixture and a simple 12Vdc power connector to the wall wart.
The remote buttons are small but not hard to locate or press even without readers on but the sensor on the controller is no-where near sensitive enough, especially off-axis to make the remote usable from within about 10ft of the controller and the remote pointed directly at it. It really doesn't matter, though, since you'll probably only use the remote on the first day or two to do initial setup and play with the, admittedly gimmicky, dynamic lighting programs. I do actually like the cloud-cover mode that randomly changes the under-tone of the projected color as well as the intensity of the white lights.
In case it wasn't clear to you from the description here on on Current's site: there are discreet white LEDs and then the variable color LEDs. You can control the intensity of the white and the color and intensity of the variables with the four level button sets on the remote. That means you can project pure white from the white LEDs and/or mixed white from variable color LEDs. The effect of the latter is somewhat theatrical and makes the aquarium look nice.
I do wish I could set the sunset color to match the local reddish sunset here, as things are the controller just moves in a linear fashion from the daylight color you've chosen to the moonlight color you've chosen.
I didn't set up a light meter to test it and it may be that human eyes are less sensitive to changes at high light levels but is seemed to me that about  of the light intensity change happens in the 0-50 settings and I don't see much brightness change for the steps between 51-100. Ex: the change between 11 and 12, I can see easily but the change between 82 and 83 is not noticeable to me.
heat: almost none from the fixture. I had a 2 tube T5 rig over the tank and had to install a chiller to keep water temps below 80 with room temp at 76-78. The chiller has not come on once since installing this LED unit.
You've got to get this light, or one like it, just to see how freaky your aquarium looks under pure blue light.
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I was concerned that the bulb wouldn't fit in my undercab fixture, but it is more smaller than it looks -- fit just fine. I took off one star because the "warm white" version is a cooler light than you would expect. Lumen output is decent, almost comparable to a 25w hallogen. Took off another star because the bulbs hum slightly.  Despite all that, I will continue using the bulbs and probably order more given the price.
200326
Great small LED lights.  They are actually very bright, more than what I expected, and are made of a very resistant plastic; they will not break easily.  They also have a very good price versus other LED bulbs.  I will continue buying more to replace more of my house's incandescent light bulbs.