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Question: I bought 2 of these.  Both have a problem.  They work fine for a couple hours then start to flicker on and off.  Suggestions?
Document: Even though this light is small (about 12" x 12") there are plenty of applicable places it can be used. I initially got this light with the idea that it would work perfectly for under cabinet lighting or inside of a cabinet that houses a Rockler CNC Shark machine that I use out it my garage. Having received the light and after hooking it up to a power source, I can see that there are some other pretty cool applications for it as well. Perhaps you collect dolls or action figures.
It has a couple of little prongs on the sides, and that's it. To install it in a regular ceiling, you're going to need a box to put it in.
Excellent for lighting a work space that needs to be well lite using only 18 w of power. Very thin and light weight. Would nice if the wires had friction connecters instead of wire nuts.
This Mudder light is not designed for this usage (the stove puts off a lot of heat and humidity, after all), but I decided to give it a try, anyway, and I've been very happy with it (and so far, no problems at all). It REALLY puts a lot of light on our stove top. (By the way, if I had it to do over again, I wouldn't change out my hood for a microwave. Big mistake.
For this reason this light will most likely get a permanent place in my garage as either an under-cabinet light or a light over the machine I mentioned above. Perhaps at a later date I will make a base/display for my collection of action figures.Some things that could have been better is the lack of wiring. This is most likely designed for permanent use and is wired without a 110-220V power end.
The light did not come with a wiring schematic but the power adapter/reducer does indicate which wire is "live" and which is "neutral". From what I can tell the circuit is without a wired ground and uses the neutral for power out.Good light. Good output. Good build quality. For permanent use but can be wired for your usage. *I will post a video of the light when the opportunity arises(5/12/2014).
It lights up a dark corner, and does it in a way that is very economical (uses only 18 watts).This would be a much more usable product it had more mounting options or, at the very least, had a more secure latch/bracket system for a drop mount ceiling. The transformer size also presents an installation challenge. Five stars for the light quality and such limited power usage; 2 stars for the mounting options.
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This is a well-made, bright, energy-efficient light fixture. It throws off so much light you might want to use it in an office setting. We are using it in a large family room that we've set up like an art gallery.There is a short delay when we turn on the light as it goes through the converter, but you'll get used to it.The main drawback of this light is that it did not come with a frame to attach to the ceiling.
This LED ceiling light has a number of positive features but also some significant drawbacks. It has a very thin profile (about 3/4 inches thick including the housing). Despite its compact size (9 by 9 inches) it puts out quite a bit of light.
Answer: no