Package Arrived With 6 RGB LED Puck Lights W Remote Controls
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- Опубликовано: 27 авг 2024
- I got the SOLLED 6 pack of color changing LED puck lights and 2 remote controls to try out here on the homestead.
There are six LED puck lights in the pack along with 2 remote controls and 8 sticky pads.
These are pretty cool with the ability to change colors at the push of a button or let the lights cycle through the colors automatically.
You can press the front of the LED puck light to turn them on or off. Or you can use the remote control. But with the remote control you can change colors or program modes.
I put some AAA batteries into three of them right away to get an idea how they work. I love them so far. I can see using these in a camper or tent.
There are 16 colors you can set with the press of a button or you can let the light run through its programmed modes.
When the LED is on white light you can dim it using the remote control which is cool.
I plan to get these all going and run a full test and video review so stay tuned.
You can get the SOLLED 6 pack of LED RGB puck lights here: amzn.to/2OtbYAX
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How about diffusion. Can it be used for mirrors?
@@pradeepchandranpradeep9431 keralathil saadanam supply cheyyumoo ningal
I going ordered this item from Amazon I love your puck led lights
Are they rechargeable and wireless??
@@sirdissorial9077 yes
Cool lights ... love the remote control options.
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that pretty cooool change color LED lightspots...
one remote can work with 6 LED lights at once or not
Very cool...would make nice night lights...3 batteries each seems like a lot of batteries though
Great video! Really cool lights! I’m buying similar ones! ❤
How about demonstrating the dimmer, that's the main thing I wanted to see!
Prepare to buy a lot of batteries.
How long do they last until need new batteries????
hi K...
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depend on how often use the LED lights off-on-off-on
Just ordered one!
Do they have good power
Pretty good! They die frantically but other than that they are still great!
How long does these lights last
Thanks for the video you make interesting videos keep up the good work God bless you and your family
Can I flash in a 1-2-3 pattern, red, blue, green like a stoplight?
Gonna put these under my bed
how long can the batteries last even on minimum use and do the remotes come with batteries too?
Same question
My battery won't connect. What am I doing wrong? Put new batteries in (yes, they are in right)
Does the remote come with a battery inside? If not which type of battery did you use? And also is it AAA batteries for the lights themselves? Thank you.
Does stick on lights with plug in sensor for wall switch exist ?
Can we make it at home? How can I do it my self
Hello please tell me if you can remove the battery cover without damaging the sticker. Thanks for your reply and the video.
For the remote control? It goes in the back
@@TheDoItYourselfWorld
No I want to know if the sticker on the back of the light gets damaged when you open the lid to replace the batteries. Thanks
Yes you can just a twist to take it off
I'd rather use the cheapies from the dollar store. No remote control, but I can get 16 for the price of these 6.
I bought several of the cheap lights at the dollar store. What I need is cheap emergency lighting in the event of a power outage. What I don't need during a power outage is a bunch of blinking color changing lights :) I guess it comes down to what you intend to use the lights for.
David, they also work in white light and they have remote controls. Valuable in a power outage I think.
Troy, a remote control may be nice to have but I only paid a dollar a piece for my emergency lights. The big problem with all of these lights, including mine, is the cost of batteries. I solved the problem by buying cheap dollar store batteries to go with my cheap dollar store lights. So the batteries ended up costing 50 cents for each light. Not a long term solution but great for short power outages. Like we have around here. I plan to set up a small solar power system to cover critical loads during an outage.... Lighting, the fridge, freezer, phone, modem, and computer.
@@DavidJohnson-tv2nn i have learned that those cheap dollar store batteries will leave you hanging or rot out your cheap dollar store lights leaving you with a pile of cheap dollar store garbage. I use high quality rechargeable batteries. Buy once. Use them for many years. Cant say that about dollar store batteries. Lets not even get into the waste from all those batteries
Troy, you are correct and I agree completely. The use of cheap dollar store batteries was a quick and cheap temporary solution. For less then 10 dollars (6 lights and batteries) I have emergency lighting throughout the house. That covers the bedroom, hall, bathroom, Livingroom, kitchen, and one spare light. I will be purchasing rechargeable batteries soon. Just have to do some research to find out which ones are best. One point I would like to make is that I've had issues with corrosion of the more expensive Duracell batteries as well. Non-rechargeable batteries are garbage and a waste of money. That is why I chose to waste as little money as possible until I get some good rechargeable batteries.
Tell me one thing. Do these work only on batteries,? Don't these work on electricity?
They are battery powered. I use rechargeable batteries to save money
The lights are great!👍
I'm going to buy this and put it in my closey
Is this light water proof. Can use this as underwater light in my aquarium
Me put it in water
Me in heaven, dead
Sure why not
hi L M...
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LED lights are not good in the water...
can cause problem...
best use a clear plastic bag with a zipper as seal - waterproof...
LED lights musts be clean / dry
Does 1 remote can contro the 6 lights?
Yes
Mine came without one of the stickers are there any alternative things to use?
Double sided tape or velcro
How do I keep my lights on? They go out every time I turn them on
hi J C...
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LED lights are little eat eat the batterys to weak dead...
time to change batterys alot
Well, what about the 2 buttons you were calling a dimmer switch ? What are they for?
dimming the white light
ok thanks, Thumbs up
Does the 1 remote work for all 6 or do you need to use both remotes
hi T C...
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3 LEDs with one remote in the room...
another 2nd 3 LEDs with another 2nd remoter in another garage or patio or shield or vehicle, whatever choice
I have a set that looks identical that I bought from Walmart. Only to find out that whether you use them or not the batteries will go dead! I read a few blogs and there's a lot of people having the same issue. This is a bad design because there's constantly a draw on the batteries even while not on! Has anyone else had these issues?
Also, is there a fix for this issue? Thank you
@@ThePalewarrior yeah there's always a parasitic draw.
I wired mine with a USB charger, a power bank (can use solar), and alligator clips; Google "Puck Light Conversion, No More Eating Batteries"
Does one controller control all 6?
They're cool.
Can I get it on jumia
Anyone have these? How bright are they?
THEY ARE COOL
can i put these behind my monitor?
Dont see why not
hi M...
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better use remote to the LED lights as I R...
behind back TV monitor is a weak signal...
try test it
Are these good for your room
Wont light it up like day time but its nice for atmosphere or soft light for relaxing.
are these still bright after a while?
If you keep the batteries fresh, yes they will last for a lifetime of average use.
Sweet
Is there a way to control it with an alexa?
@Roy Pantion Not on these one. Smart ones are usually more expensive
I could make a dalek-
could you use these in your car ?
As long as you are not driving at the time.
I hear the battery dies very quick
hi F K...
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yeaa right on...
LED lights are eat eat batterys
Putting them shits in my Jeep lol
They look pretty cool but they use to many batterries.
Can I put the in the wheel well of a car
i can't get the remote to work
Open the battery compartment and check. There may be a piece of plastic you have to remove to get the batteries to work.
ok
All it takes to amaze an american are Chinese products lol
haha
Use a tripod next 💩