Does anyone also own the Mr. Beam Motion Sensing lights and can give us a comparison between the two?
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This one (pictured) has 9 LEDs in it with a lens over them. It's pretty bright and worked well for a while. Then it quit turning on when the safe door was opened. (This was installed inside one of my gun safes.) Figured the batteries needed replacing, nope. When I took it down (attached with heavy duty Velcro) the cover for the motion sensor fell inside the cover, don't know what happened, but I replaced it with the Mr Beam one. This has only one (new style) LED, but it's one of the new super bright (yellow when off) LEDs and it shines down on the slanted white section of the front, and reflects (some what) off that to spread the light more. Works OK in the gun safe, but can't brag much about it, and haven't had them long enough to say they last long. The light is bright, however. Hope this answers your question, know it's a long winded reply...
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Not that I am aware of. Here is their website:http://www.hipeusa.com/#!product/zoom1bpu/518188541/hipe-automatic-motion-sensing-night-lightLight does not last 30 seconds after activation - in my case its only 5 seconds - but that is perfect for a hallway light if all you do is walk in the hallway. But I originally bought it for overhead use over a commode and for that use it fails. I will give it high marks for range - It is more sensitive than the Mr Beams version and it works up to 20 ft away. I have no idea how long the batteries will last though since I've only had it for about a month. Not that I am aware of. Here is their website:http://www.hipeusa.com/#!product/zoom1bpu/518188541/hipe-automatic-motion-sensing-night-lightLight does not last 30 seconds after activation - in my case its only 5 seconds - but that is perfect for a hallway light if all you do is walk in the hallway. But I originally bought it for overhead use over a commode and for that use it fails. I will give it high marks for range - It is more sensitive than the Mr Beams version and it works up to 20 ft away. I have no idea how long the batteries will last though since... » Read More Not that I am aware of. Here is their website:http://www.hipeusa.com/#!product/zoom1bpu/518188541/hipe-automatic-motion-sensing-night-lightLight does not last 30 seconds after activation - in my case its only 5 seconds - but that is perfect for a hallway light if all you do is walk in the hallway. But I originally bought it for overhead use over a commode and for that use it fails. I will give it high marks for range - It is more sensitive than the Mr Beams version and it works up to 20 ft away. I have no idea how long the batteries will last though since I've only had it for about a month. « Show Less
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I have no way to compare since I don't have the "cheaper version". All I can say is we have been extremely pleased with these bulbs. The sensor is extremely sensitive, in a good way, and bulbs give off a pleasant light.
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This Lithonia 9LN 120 MO BZ MR light has a motion sensor and a dawn to dusk photocell. The works very well, but takes a little adjusting to read as you want it. Highly recommend, nice light
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I recently bought a Flashpoint RL600b Monolight from Adorama. There were two versions of the light. The one I chose had a "b" on the end (i.e. RL600b) because it was the one with a Bowens S mount. The other had a proprietary mount. I believe you have to specify whether or not you want the Bowens mount, so the original poster asking the question may have the other one.
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The pins seem to be the same. I've put MR11 bulbs into lights that came with MR16 and they fit.The MR 16 is a bigger light, though, so much more output and much brigher, generally. That's up to you.I replaced my halogens with LED --- at first just a few because I wanted to and then the rest because I had to because they burned out --- and I'm lighting up parts of my house which are brick and parts which are a lighter color of siding. Cannot tell the difference in color/ temp between these and the halogens they replaced. These are quite bright.
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This light is the Bomb, looks stylish easy to use I like it a lot and I'm picky. As for Difference between the two I wouldn't know as I bought the -130 one I think. LOL If is similar they probably made it better but I wouldn't know what they could do maybe a different color IDK... I like mine.
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Hello!.... Technically, none. There's no difference between those two kits. Except for the color of the strobes.Regards.
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That depends on the circuitry of the light. They did not perform well with the 10 watt LEDs as the bleed through was enough to cause the LED light to pulse. I had my best luck with the Hubbell motion detectors. Direct wire, no problems. While they are almost twice the price, they function well where all the others failed. I spent more money trying to find one that worked.
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At the present time, my home is being resided, and the light fixtures (2) have been removed and stored away, I will be reinstalling the fixtures within a couple of weeks. Currently the fixtures have Compact Fluorescent Bulbs installed in them and YES, they worked fine, but the motion sensor part of the fixture has been disabled with a piece of tape over the sensor. Upon reinstalling the fixtures, I will be using carefully selected LED bulbs and enabling the motion sensor feature. If I have any problems with the reinstallation, I will report it to all here. I know of no problems in using CFL with these fixtures. Good Luck,James L At the present time, my home is being resided, and the light fixtures (2) have been removed and stored away, I will be reinstalling the fixtures within a couple of weeks. Currently the fixtures have Compact Fluorescent Bulbs installed in them and YES, they worked fine, but the motion sensor part of the fixture has been disabled with a piece of tape over the sensor. Upon reinstalling the fixtures, I will be using carefully selected LED bulbs and enabling the motion sensor feature. If I have any problems with the reinstallation, I will report it to all here. I know of no problems in using CFL... » Read More At the present time, my home is being resided, and the light fixtures (2) have been removed and stored away, I will be reinstalling the fixtures within a couple of weeks. Currently the fixtures have Compact Fluorescent Bulbs installed in them and YES, they worked fine, but the motion sensor part of the fixture has been disabled with a piece of tape over the sensor. Upon reinstalling the fixtures, I will be using carefully selected LED bulbs and enabling the motion sensor feature. If I have any problems with the reinstallation, I will report it to all here. I know of no problems in using CFL with these fixtures. Good Luck,James L « Show Less
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I don't know if there are any differences. All I can tell you is that we have the RL560WH-R and the quality of light is great. We like the color temp. of 3000K and it has a nice wide beam angle. The bulb is evenly lit, unlike other brands that have a brighter spot in the center of the bulb.
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Look for a model (the light will be similar to this one) with the motion sensor and base attached. This light could be adapted to your situation but you would be throwing money away buying all the other parts.
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The defender is basically the single output version of the same light. So it is a matter of your preference in terms of what you need and prefer. I own both and personally prefer the single output.
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My husband has asked me to tell you that this is a great light. He says sorry but he cannot tell you the difference b/c we have not used another type of light for our pitch dark property behind our house where a huge man cave building is located and where this particular lighting is used. We have over 7 acres and the acreage behind the house is huge and the output of the light is great where I no longer feel uncomfortable when I step out the back door. Good luck!
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Thanks for the input. The light is flexible and an improvement over past attempts, but I had hoped this higher end version would be a true upgrade. Still a good light.
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I bought LE® 5W MR16 GU10 LED Bulbs, 50W Halogen Bulbs Equivalent, Not Dimmable, 350lm, Daylight White, 6000K, 38° Beam Angle, Standard Size, Recessed Lighting, Track Lighting, Spotlight, LED Light Bulbs and I think they are the same thing. I couldn't get them to work with my sensor switch. The switch can turn them on but won't be able to turn them off.
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I purchased the "cheap" $30 generic laser about 6 month before purchasing the American DJ Micro Galaxian. I was happy with the generic laser until I received the American DJ unit. The American DJ unit is much much brighter, has about 300% more laser beams, has a remote control and has the ability to select only red or only green beams. Very much worth the additional $50 in my opinion!