Yes, wall mount. Coverage, about 50 to 60 feet. mounted about 20 feet high. I haven't seen any LED yard lights at the big box stores. Only Low and High pressure sodium, fluorescent, and halide.
Yard light question
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Yes, wall mount. Coverage, about 50 to 60 feet. mounted about 20 feet high. I haven't seen any LED yard lights at the big box stores. Only Low and High pressure sodium, fluorescent, and halide.
Scooby074
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If you want a GOOD LED, best check your local supply houses or online.
The Cooper Wal-lite linked to earlier is a good, sodium light that lasts a long time, is inexpensive and would give ample light to your yard. They are very common for a reason
The Cooper Wal-lite linked to earlier is a good, sodium light that lasts a long time, is inexpensive and would give ample light to your yard. They are very common for a reason
ljohnson778
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300UGUY
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I put one of those dawn to dusk sodiums on my barn about 20 years ago. Believe it or not, it is still working. Home depot, don't know the brand. It is kinda noisy starting up, and does hum a bit.
Those look good, wonder how pricy though? I'll have to check with my co-op to see if they have them.
Thanks to all for the help.
BIG DOOLEY
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Ebay is a great place to shop for deals if your not in a hurry.
I wanted commercial grade lights.
I bought 5 Hubble HPS lights from different sellers. These are industrial lights without sensors.
These lights retailed for $200 each.
I paid $15 to $45 for "New in the box" lights with shipping and I also bought "new in the box" replacement ballasts, start capacitors, bulbs, and photo eyes over a 6 month period.(same parts for each light)
I saved lots! of money but i wanted 5 lights for my property & I now have parts to last for the rest of my life.
The lights are 50 and 70 watt, and can be converted to metal halide if i ever choose maybe LED in the future?
The lights are directional and not omnidirectional.I light specific areas (pool, wood pile, shed...)
Patience on ebay might land you a great deal on any type of light you decide on.
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Led lights are the most effecient but really cost alot right now. Commercial grade LED lights are being installed where i work and the cost per light on most are $500 - $800 a light.
Tom
I wanted commercial grade lights.
I bought 5 Hubble HPS lights from different sellers. These are industrial lights without sensors.
These lights retailed for $200 each.
I paid $15 to $45 for "New in the box" lights with shipping and I also bought "new in the box" replacement ballasts, start capacitors, bulbs, and photo eyes over a 6 month period.(same parts for each light)
I saved lots! of money but i wanted 5 lights for my property & I now have parts to last for the rest of my life.
The lights are 50 and 70 watt, and can be converted to metal halide if i ever choose maybe LED in the future?
The lights are directional and not omnidirectional.I light specific areas (pool, wood pile, shed...)
Patience on ebay might land you a great deal on any type of light you decide on.
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Led lights are the most effecient but really cost alot right now. Commercial grade LED lights are being installed where i work and the cost per light on most are $500 - $800 a light.
Tom