Is this light-enough to use the Floaty back door?
1787551
The Floaty back door would not be able to float the camera and the GooseNeck together.
1787552
yes, i just used the gooseneck on a lake and the floaty back door kept everything afloat with no problem.
2264405
My experience is that it works pretty well installed on a door frame. I have installed the motion sensor light about 16 inches above eye level and it comes on each time I pass the doorway.
724931
Should be ok. As suggested, you may want some floating plants (like duckweed) to filter the light if it's too much.
2168764
It will float as long as power is on. No option to disable the lights, but try covering them with a piece of black tape.
1322500
Sure. Very light weight and very easy to install. Be sure you use the correct light switch to conyptrol it.
1047112
Our door is painted black and this light is right next to it. You would have to look very closely to see that the edges of the light are bronzed. The rest looks great with the black door right behind it.
652153
I do not believe this light is suitable for a diving light. It is sealed up well but probably only good for a certain time at shallow depth. You might get better information from the manufacturer.
75539
I have two of these lights and they are rather dim. I wouldn't use them as a light at a main entrance because they may not be bright enough. Hope this answers your inquiry. Gail Hampe, Muncy, PA
116830
It is a cute unit however it does not have a bunch of power to lift the water more than the 4-5 in tube it comes with. Additionally as I said in my review it needs direct sunlight ( not cloud filtered) to opperate. There is no stoage battery so the second the sun goes away it stops. May work in Hawaii California or Florida, but not too well in Washigton state, for obvious reasons! If you have abudunt sunlight and the rise in the lighthouse is minimal it -may- work; personally I would get a small 110v pump for that kind of project. I know the wiring can be cumbersome but in the long run I think you would be happier...... good luck!
1907329
I don't know for sure, but I think it works with both heat and light. I think that the exterior door would be insulated to prevent the heat attraction and as long as the seal on the door is good light should not be a problem either.
712204
Hello, This little light projects very well! The LEDs are extremely bright - at night the kids like to turn it over and watch it light up the trees - so distance not a problem. That said, two points: This is a light show with alternating projections, so it's not meant as a 'pool light', which is fine. Second, the light floats on top and travels the same as anything else on the pool, so it will be at one end or the other projecting from it's location - it does have a flip out loop to hang it above an area, but it looks better in the water. About to include one of these for friends moving into a new house - their kids will be thrilled. If you want more light - you have a good size pool - get a couple and maybe hang one. Enjoy!
2055832
No I don't think so. But this is a nifty little light. We had a New Years party with 50 people dancing in our living room and this little light MADE the party. People are still asking me about it.
1515768
I would think no, its not as intense of an LED as some brands like USA Satalite+, or ones that can be made at buildmyLED dot com, the light will be much weaker the farther you get from the source, your lower sections will ultimately be starved of lights. Over an aquarium, at 2 feet below it, its barely giving off "low light" so unless you have a short vertical garden and only growing low light plants.. I'd recommend you look into another brand. Just to be clear, this is all speculation based on experiences using these for aquariums. I have no experience with vertical gardens and this light to give first hand knowledge.
2023905
It's definitely bright enough for using as an under cabinet light. You can adjust the angle/direction to get the response you want. I do find it comes on with minimal movement, but that is what I want. If I didn't I'd find a way to turn it or partially cover the sensor to make it less sensitive.
1099905
Sure. If you solder instead of using these connectors, it would be more even light at the corner. Also, get the non-waterproof type light strips as they are easier to work with.
1910782
No. This is supplemental lighting for decorative purposes only. You should use a proper light.
1588869
The floaty itself is self adhesive and sticks directly to the back door. The floaty assembly also comes with a small plastic eyelit which sticks directly to your board. There is a small string you then attach between a loop on the back door and the eyelit on your board. The floaty is buoyant enough to have your camera float if ever removed in the water.