LED shop lights

grsthegreat · Oct 10, 2020

lostcreekranch said:
Butch outlawed humidity .. when he was your Governor.

well t least they did something right

dragoneggs · Oct 10, 2020

GeneV said:
I run a dehumidifier in my shop, I set it at 50%. It fills up.

That's plan B to augment if the low heat doesn't do the trick.

5030 · Oct 10, 2020

GeneV said:
I run a dehumidifier in my shop, I set it at 50%. It fills up.

Most dehumidifiers of any capacity will have a garden hose tap on the condensate container. You hook up a garden hose... never have to empty it ever again.

ultrarunner · Oct 10, 2020

Pole Barn is never heated and clad in tin with insulation under the very high roof panels...

It's the only time experienced mold and thinking was leather is more prone being a natural product.

My chainsaw and similar are stored on plastic garbage cans or tubs... no issues yet but sometimes they don't see the light for a year or more.

GeneV · Oct 10, 2020

5030 said:
Most dehumidifiers of any capacity will have a garden hose tap on the condensate container. You hook up a garden hose... never have to empty it ever again.

It has that function, but I don't use it coz I have nowhere convenient to drain it to. It let's you know when it's full, I just empty it out then.

chiefcook · Oct 10, 2020

Has anyone tried the lights with 4 adjustable panels that screw into a light bulb socket?

k0ua · Oct 11, 2020

dragoneggs said:
Why does this behavior not surprise me? :laughing:

You know me too well Mark.

k0ua · Oct 11, 2020

chiefcook said:
Has anyone tried the lights with 4 adjustable panels that screw into a light bulb socket?

Yes, we have one in the female Craft room. It seems to work very well, puts out a lot of light (10,000 lumens) and seems to be RF quiet.

Bullwinkle123 · Oct 11, 2020

GeneV said:
It has that function, but I don't use it coz I have nowhere convenient to drain it to. It let's you know when it's full, I just empty it out then.

I have 4 of the 70 pint frigidaire dehumidifiers, three of them hooked to hoses and it is essential to keep the humidity out. For the basement areas without drains, I use seperate pumps with floats that push all the water out a basement window well when the reservoir fills. The difference between occasionally emptying a bucket and 24/7 water removal is huge, the differnce between moldy and unmoldy stuff in the room.