Shade and Current Reduction Perfection
583253
Plan is great- offers a lot of shade and perfect for zoning the tank for some of my more aggressive fish. Also helps reduce current from the filter and makes the tank very peaceful.
440996
I love buying cool lamps at thrift shops and antique stores, but unfortunately, these usually do not include shades, and are often missing parts.  These adapters completely fix that problem. You can use these with just about any type of lamp shade, and clip it directly onto the bulb. They work best with traditional/LED bulbs, but you can clip it onto a compact fluorescent, but it's a bit difficult to keep it perfectly straight.  These lampshade adapters are good quality, and easy to use.
2143007
Equipement ncessaire pour les rparations et l'entretient des conduites  essence et de la climatisation de votre voiture camionnette ou 4x4
4650866
Well made, flawless performance. These panels are up to charging voltage at dawn, well before the sun rises above the tree line. They maintain charging voltage even on cloudy days. No moisture issues with Florida's rainy season. No regrets with this purchase.
1694414
The offer to try out this "stick-on" cordless cellular shade came just at the right time.  We just re-modeled our upstairs bathroom and I haven't decided what kind of window treatment I want - caf curtains?  a roman shade?  shutters?  I've been hemming and hawing because I don't want to drill holes in the immaculate trim until I'm 100% certain I've made the perfect choice.  In the meantime, It's been really difficult to use the bathroom because no one really wants to get naked in front of an exposed window.  The Easy Lift Trim-at-Home offers us a way to have privacy without the commitment of drilling holes or installing hardware.

I put this up over the weekend and am extremely impressed.  So far it's holding well and they look about as good as more costly custom shades I have in other rooms.  Cutting them to fit perfectly was super easy because there's a ruler right on top and a sliding bracket with a slot to hold your knife securely in place as you cut.  Once the cutting is complete, you simply peel off the ruler and stick it in place.  It should be noted, these are room darkening shades, so the interior of the cells is black which, without curtains is very visible along the side.  Plus, there's no way to cut them to the appropriate length so where they gather up at the bottom of a smaller window (like mine) they tend to appear rather dark as well.  But that's really a small price to pay for the convenience.

One last note, the instructions are to cut this with a kitchen knife and, while that worked well enough, the task involved a fairly gargantuan effort.  And I'd recommend against using your prized Ginsu for the job since it really seems to do a number on the blade.  For best results, use a cheap but very sharp knife that you aren't particularly fond of.

This a great "why didn't someone think of this before" kind of product.
1460676
This delivers a realistic impression outside.  I recommend.
Being used in a non-tech relative's home; no fuss; good effect.
Also serves as "night light" and some "shadow camouflage" during on-time.

Three suggestions ...
1.  Larger marking of switch options for 4 hr and 7 hr-from-dusk shutoff.
2.  Run times should be 3 hr and 5 hr for Summer.
3.  A filter wheel that can rotate over light sensor to better control
  the dusk trigger, since some lights inside can interfere.
(One clear quadrant, and three with various shade levels/hole densities.)
(This could also serve as the seasonal adjustment.)
1134677
Perfectly fine lampshade that does the job without calling too much attention to itself.
1966151
I just installed one of these to replace two of the popular 'purple' 300W inverters that I've been running with 4 Renogy 100W RNG100 36-cell panels. I have a pair in series on each of the inputs on this unit to match the inverter specs.

Woot!  The power factor and efficiency are far better and I'm squeezing out about 20% more watts compared to the purple units.  Saves me from buying another panel to compensate for poor efficiency.  Low light /cloudy operation is noticeably better also.

Build quality is excellent.

The unit comes with a custom power cable intended to string these units in series.  The connector ends are comprised of 4-piece unit plugs that are screwed together.  To plug this inverter into a standard AC outlet, unscrew one of the connector ends to expose 3 soldered terminal lugs.  Desolder/cut off the wires and attach them to a standard AC plug that can be obtained from any hardware store, noting carefully which wire is ground, hot, and neutral.  Plug and play.

[3/29/16 update] Here's a quick snapshot of what I see from my 4x 100W panels at noon today:
Clear, cloudless sky, full sunshine, 19C ambient air temperature. My location is 37degrees latitude in San Jose, CA.
Backside temperature of panels = 46C

Input to the inverter:
Panels are running average 33.1V @10.6amps output = 351W with the inverter tracking.
For reference, assuming Renogy's spec of 0.44%/C derating above 25C, my panels can theoretically
output 400(1-0.44%*(46-25))=363W maximum, so it's not too far off.

Output of WVC inverter:
PF=0.97, 318W output as measured with a KillAWatt meter

efficiency is 318/351 = ~91%

Not bad at all compared to my purple units running downwards of 65-75% best case

I haven't had a chance to compare other operating conditions yet.... will do a side-by-side comparison between this and the purple units one of these weekends when I get a chance

[update 11/11/16] Still works perfectly.  It's been raining -- no issues.  One of my purple units finally crapped out. I guess it sat in the weather a bit too long even though it was somewhat covered from the elements.  LOL

I added a picture of what the connector looks like disassembled.  Unscrew the cable end piece first (the piece on the far right) Grab the center barrel piece that has the 3 pins with a pair of pliers and then hold the body with a wrench.  Gently twist the two pieces apart.  There must be a tool that looks like the mating end of the connector to assemble the pieces together.  Hope this helps.
3089427
I would give this 6 stars if possible.  Great product.  It is slightly less bright (but not that noticeable unless compared back to back) and a little whiter than the 921 halogens that it replaced.  But the current draw is .25 amps versus 1.4 amps, yielding a significant savings in battery power.  I've now placed an order for the pancake shaped 3528s to see how they compare.  Would recommend to my family and friends.
2935172
Great product with excellent light reproduction at 75 - 100% on a dimmer.  Below 75% I find the light to be more brownish.  Fortunately I cease noticing it after a few minutes but it is very noticeable at first.
2531270
Pros: Fantastic lighting effect that i've found myself using every night.
Fully silent.

Cons/Considerations: Not a fully smooth movement--tends to hitch slightly at a spot.
No ability to adjust brightness, which is sad, because i love certain colors, but i wanted a dimmer version of each.
The automatic shut off is not editable, so if you'd like it to be on longer than the amount programmed, you'll be out of luck.

Overall: Very relaxing, very beautiful, regardless of the flaws. Lots of improvement needed to really be a great product, including brightness and automatic shut off adjustment options.
1668347
This is the second Sunforce 10 Amp Charge Controller that I have purchased.  They perform beautifully with both a 6 amp and a 2.2 amp solar array.  The charge read out in volts is very handy and can be used to determine battery condition as well as charge rate of the array.  The bump battery maintainer can be monitored with LED's.  These also show that the array is sending current, the battery is charging and the battery is charged.  I highly recommend these units.  I also have a breaker switch on the positive line in from the array.  This allows me to disconnect it when the battery is full charge.  This eliminates unnecessary time on the unit and unnecessary bumps to the battery.
3905994
I use this in the role of an HVAC controls programmer. Working on rooftops in the middle of the day, it can sometime be a real challenge to find a good angle to see your screen without hiding under something. This sun shade is excellent for this purpose as well as protection from rain and snow. We have been steadily moving away from various manufacturer specific handheld programming devices to our laptop with various interfaces. It works much better to have the GUI, but you can not always predict the weather you will have on commissioning day. This just solves so many problems in a light weight package that easily attaches to your backpack. I am going to recommend it to all of our service techs.
2849387
The best value for RV lighting, in my opinion. Lightweight, heavy-gauge wiring, high-output lighting, low amp draw. I love the dual-use feature. You can have one light on, two, or none. Also, the dimpled/frosted plastic lenses look better than clear plastic lenses, which provide a harsher light and allow the user to see the unattractive innards of the light. There are eight mounting holes easily accessible by removing the plastic lenses (squeeze and slide).
1662040
I have these outdoor lights and needed something to change color theme to match seasonal festivities.  The tint of each color did the trick.  I was able to cut each sheet to fit perfectly inside each light housing.  Each light is 35 watts with a gap of 3 inches between light and this paper, without melting or deteriorating color.  Easier to use than changing out clear glass with colored glass, not to mention cheaper also.
2458171
After nearly a year of use, and some tests, we conclude that this filter subtly subdues highlights, and gently redistribute some light to shadows, like a bit of filler light. This effect is achieved without the dreaded halo effect, and without affecting sharpness.

PROS: A simple and inexpensive way of dealing with challenging light situations. The materials and workmanship are respectable, similar to other Tiffen filters.

CONS: The effect is modest. No coatings or multi-coatings as far as we can tell.

BOTTOM LINE: Definitely worthwhile to control contrast in harsh light, bright highlights, deep shadows. Makes less difference in diffuse light, low contrast objects, etc...

NOTE: A DEEP lens hood is recommended: if the sun light, or light source, directly enters the filter, it will wash out the image!
902742
My wife and I think that this Coolaroo sun shade has turned an OK outdoor space into something much better.  We like the way that it keeps the deck cooler in the bright afternoon sunshine.  I understand now the beauty of being able to see through the shade while giving a little more privacy.  We are very happy with this purchase.

Now in a matter of sharing what I learned from the experience.  We also installed a 10 foot long Coolaroo shade at the same time.  I have Parkinson's so the effort required to install certainly exceeded the 20 minutes that the instructions suggested =8^).  What I figured out seemed to help in handling both of these shades.  When first taken out of the shipping container, take several strips of hook and loop fasteners (Velcro) and tightly snug them down to make the shades easier to handle until it is time to unfurl them.  It also helps with the slightly annoying problem of having the fabric sliding while you are hanging off the deck trying to mount it using the brackets hung under the roof eves.  I used 4 for the 10 footer and two for the 4 footer.  These fastener straps would also come in handy when taking the shade down, if you elected to, for winter as well.

I also put an extra screw into both brackets for the 10 footer.  I thought that only placing two in each bracket was not enough for that long span of 10 feet.  The shade itself only weighs 11 pounds, but I was worried about the sudden wind gusts and Colorado weather blowing on the shade.  It was easy to drill a third hole in between the two slots provided by the manufacturer.  After making all the necessary adjustments to the shade I then placed this third screw to give more support and also to lock each bracket down.

Hope this helps someone.