Mark I was watching vid on 5000 linkage I used to drive ford 5000 in UK the black button under the seat when it is out its for tipping trailers with lift up arm control when pushed in lift up control lifts arms only hope this helps
Great video, Mark. Very informative. You say they are very bright now, but wait until you get my age they won’t be bright enough lol. I done the same as you and upgraded to LED’s a while back and thought the same thing, man these are too bright now that I’m older and my eight sight is worse they don’t seem too bright. My son got those lights like yours and he is very satisfied with them.
Thanks! These lights definitely made a big improvement in this space. I'm sure someday when I'm older I will be upgrading again, but for now it's awesome!
Reach out to Hylerlite and give them the dimension of the building and ceiling height. They give you a free mapout and recommend the type and amount of lights. Free to do this.
LEDs don't have inrush current like you said. A/C motors can depending on the type. You can always put a meter on the hot wire to measure current draw.
Basically the wiring pigtail has to be controlled by the dimmer, the purple and grey wires. You can't run a traditional dimmer switch to power the light, according to this article.
How are they holding up? Just getting started on my garage build and thinking about lighting.
So far, so good. There are no issues yet.
Are they dimmable?
Yes, with appropriate wiring provided from Hylerlite
Mark I was watching vid about 3 point linkage on ford 5000
Nice job....I use 5 , 200 watt lights in a 9m wide x 15m L x 6m H workshop in Australia.
They definitely are awesome at lighting the place up.
Thanks. Nice size shop!
Mark I was watching vid on 5000 linkage I used to drive ford 5000 in UK the black button under the seat when it is out its for tipping trailers with lift up arm control when pushed in lift up control lifts arms only hope this helps
Thanks!
I have a 30 x 50 metal shop and I put 8 of the Hyperlite 100 watt lights in 4 on each side. I did put the difusers on as they are bright to look at.
Would you think the diffusers are worth the money? I have been considering purchasing
I watched a few video's on these but noboby is using the dimmer what's up with that?
Not sure...I just never bothered spending the extra money. I used 2 circuits instead.
Great video, Mark. Very informative. You say they are very bright now, but wait until you get my age they won’t be bright enough lol. I done the same as you and upgraded to LED’s a while back and thought the same thing, man these are too bright now that I’m older and my eight sight is worse they don’t seem too bright. My son got those lights like yours and he is very satisfied with them.
Thanks! These lights definitely made a big improvement in this space. I'm sure someday when I'm older I will be upgrading again, but for now it's awesome!
6-Lights for that size building. Lights can’t be that bright. Just my opinion.
I usually only use the 3 on one branch...if I need a lot of light or have a big vehicle in the shop, I'll use all 6.
@@marktolman6037 thanks for the info i have a 30by60 just built so i am looking in to lights. Any suggestions on how many i should put?
Reach out to Hylerlite and give them the dimension of the building and ceiling height. They give you a free mapout and recommend the type and amount of lights. Free to do this.
After 2 years of use are you having any light failures ?
Not yet. Use them daily 8+ hrs. They have held up great.
@@marktolman6037 thanks much
Let there be light!
LEDs don't have inrush current like you said. A/C motors can depending on the type. You can always put a meter on the hot wire to measure current draw.
Interesting...good to know. I'll have to experiment with that
How hard would it be to add a dimmer?
hi-hyperlite.com/blogs/news/how-to-dim-hero-series-high-bay-lights
Basically the wiring pigtail has to be controlled by the dimmer, the purple and grey wires. You can't run a traditional dimmer switch to power the light, according to this article.
Can you link those through the power cord ?
You can only run 1 light through the attached power cord. I ran outlets in the ceiling for each light.
Those are impressive heatsinks on those lights.
They sure are!
Noticed your hanging hook and safety hook are in the same board... Would it make sense to put the hook for the safety hook into a different board.