Can these be "linked" around corners to provide interior illumination for display cases, dart-board cabinets, etc?
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In addition to the 5 foot electrical plug end cord, each unit includes a flexible linking cord. This flexible linking cord is approximately 17 inches in length, with a 1 inch plastic linking connector on each end, for a total length of approximately 19 inches. The instruction flier says the following: "Electrical cord can be routed around corners to suite the installation", and it has a diagram showing both the electric cord (plug end), and a linking cord being routed around corners. The flier also says "Link fixtures up to 18 inches apart". So as long as you're not wanting one fixture to be more than 18 inches away from another (as measured traveling around the corner), you should be able to do what you want. In addition to the 5 foot electrical plug end cord, each unit includes a flexible linking cord. This flexible linking cord is approximately 17 inches in length, with a 1 inch plastic linking connector on each end, for a total length of approximately 19 inches. The instruction flier says the following: "Electrical cord can be routed around corners to suite the installation", and it has a diagram showing both the electric cord (plug end), and a linking cord being routed around corners. The flier also says "Link fixtures up to 18 inches apart". So as long as you're not... » Read More In addition to the 5 foot electrical plug end cord, each unit includes a flexible linking cord. This flexible linking cord is approximately 17 inches in length, with a 1 inch plastic linking connector on each end, for a total length of approximately 19 inches. The instruction flier says the following: "Electrical cord can be routed around corners to suite the installation", and it has a diagram showing both the electric cord (plug end), and a linking cord being routed around corners. The flier also says "Link fixtures up to 18 inches apart". So as long as you're not wanting one fixture to be more than 18 inches away from another (as measured traveling around the corner), you should be able to do what you want. « Show Less
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Each light comes with a short cord to link with another light. I am only using one. I would imagine this light would work but just keep in mind that the cord is not that long.
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In addition to the 5 foot electrical plug end cord, each unit includes a flexible linking cord. This flexible linking cord is approximately 17 inches in length, with a 1 inch plastic linking connector on each end, for a total length of approximately 19 inches. The instruction flier says the following: "Electrical cord can be routed around corners to suite the installation", and it has a diagram showing both the electric cord (plug end), and a linking cord being routed around corners. The flier also says "Link fixtures up to 18 inches apart". So as long as you're not wanting one fixture to be more than 18 inches away from another (as measured traveling around the corner), you should be able to do what you want.
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Yes you can and I did. Ge makes a low profile junction box (model 24772, sold on Amazon) that links your household circuit and these lights. Mount it under your cabinet, then you just add additional together with the link cables supplied with the lights. Works very well and I really like the bright white light these units put out.
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I agree with the previous answer. The LEDs are on the flat side of the strip, so if you try to bend it, the corner LEDs will shine to the sides rather than to the back. With an appropriate use of tape, that shouldn't present a problem.
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I would only be guessing so please use your own judgment ... I suppose that if the light(s) did not give off excessive heat you might be able to use them with this fixture. There is some extra room inside the fixture if it is not loaded with all three of he possible LEDs "bulbs" it is capable of handling. Again, though, please be careful as I am no expert in these matters.
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Spend enough money, and you can make anything fit. But, no, there is no inexpensive way to attach them. My softbox comes with its own lighting system.
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I would think that would be adequate, but not ideal. Many people put smaller LED striplights under kitchen cabinets to enhance the light for food prep. These lights would be too strong for that.
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Check ACE Hardware. I found some similar in their lighting / electrical section.
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Hello; Yes, definitely. We use them for that purpose and for glass-enclosed hallway lighting.
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i think that would work well. I have them as under cabinet lights in the kitchen, and under the baseboards in my daughters room. very nice
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I think there is a light kit that's sold seperately. It can be flush mounted.
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I would recommend more as well and would probably advise you to supplement these lights with another type of light. For instance I would not hesitate to use these because they are excellent for overhead lighting (when spaced properly), but I would add track lighting to really showcase work or provide more task lighting.
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Not sure exactly what you're asking. As far as I know the lights can't be independent, because that would eliminate the point of the varying "levels" you get with the colors.
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Yes, that's exactly what I use it for. You need to be able to position the lights at least about 3-4 feet from your face, otherwise they will overexpose. As long as you have that room (and I managed it in a very small area - they only take up about 2-3 square feet each), it'll work!
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I'm using them as vanity light, but there's no reason they couldn't be mounted in any orientation or even in an enclosure. On the contrary, I would actually say these bulbs are preferable for enclosures since they are only 6 watts and generate much less heat than a standard bulb...
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They are sort of "handles" so that you can point the lights in different directions
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This would be ideal! You wouldn't have to worry about screwing in, could use sticky pads & they would stay! I needed under cabinet lighting just not bright enough for that , you just gave me an idea!
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You can, but may be easier just to paint black or put electrical tape over the LED if bothersome. We mounted ours behind the door on the inside of the cabinet wall, so the red light is not an issue for us.