Well once again I'm showing my lack of computer prowess. I'm looking for a 4 or 5 foot LED strip that I can put on the outdoor vac islands. Ideally powered by 120 vac. Could have sworn I saw some on here for around $100 each. Any correct answers will earn you a free auto wash.
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Mac you want a water vapor tight fixture something like this
www.orilis.com
or something like this
www.orilis.com
or these
www.superbrightleds.com
4 Ft. 72W Integrated LED Water Vapor Tight Lighting Fixture W/ Detachable LED Strips
Vapor Tight Integrated 4FT 72W LED Ceiling Light Fixture with Detachable LED Strips, 8000 Lumens, enclosure rating of IP65, easy installation, mounting hardware included, 3 year warranty and free shipping from Orilis LED Lighting Solutions.
www.orilis.com
4 Ft. 48W Grey Water Vapor Tight Lighting + (2) LED T8 Tubes
4 FT Vapor Tight LED Ceiling Fixture includes set of (2) 24W LED T8 Bulbs, non-dimmable, 3000 Lumens each, instant-on with lightly frosted lens cover. Easy installation, hard wired, mounting hardware included with enclosure rating of IP65. Five year warranty with free shipping from Orilis LED...
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60W Vapor Tight LED Linear Light - Optional Motion Sensor - 8280 Lumens - 4ft - 5000K/4000K/3000K | Super Bright LEDs
These 60-watt linkable LED vapor-tight lights replace tube or strip lights. The 4' integrated LED light emits 8,280 lumens of 5000K, 4000K, or 3000K illumination. Choose the optional microwave motion sensor for maximum energy savings and customized detection range, daylight threshold, timer, and...
www.superbrightleds.com
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Where I have canopies I use 2 0f these in either 4 or 8 foot lengths. Unser the canopy they are not affected by rain / snow. https://www.amazon.com/Integrated-L...cc9ea&pd_rd_wg=PXff3&pd_rd_i=B081NM23V9&psc=1
cantbreak80
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Mac,
Here's my post from 4 years ago...
The lamps are still shining brightly...with zero failures.
The installation involved rewiring the building's lighting circuits.
Your installation will likely require less planning, hand-wringing, and elaborate controls.
I like the idea of replaceable T8 LED tubes...no need to replace the entire fixture in the event of a failed "integrated" strip LED.
Here's my post from 4 years ago...
The lamps are still shining brightly...with zero failures.
The installation involved rewiring the building's lighting circuits.
Your installation will likely require less planning, hand-wringing, and elaborate controls.
I like the idea of replaceable T8 LED tubes...no need to replace the entire fixture in the event of a failed "integrated" strip LED.
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I followed cantbreak80's lead 4 years ago and put in the same fixtures. Used 3 bulbs per fixture in the bays, two bulbs per fixture over the vacs. They are cheap plastic fixtures but have held up well with no issues yet. These were the least expensive fixture I could fine 4 year ago.
Might be able to arrange that too.
We have 8' vapor tight LED fixtures in our automatic bays and they have lasted well. The key is a high quality lens and fixture.
I also installed three square recessed ceiling lights in the auto. Got them online for under $200 each. Put them in a straight line. Works great, produces more lumens than the old halogen lights, and cost less to run. Looked at the strip lighting for the bay but it was going to cost 4 times more.
