are these lights complient with some manufacturing companies FDA intrinsically safe rules?
1775450
I'm gonna guess no. They aren't of the build quality that the compliant devices usually are. I've had mine since May of 2013, both of them now switch modes if you so much as move them around. I would look at McMaster Carr or Grainger for something that'll be compliant.
450556
Sorry, I don't know. In researching microscopes recently I first learned that LED's are not necessarily standardized and may be proprietary. Thus, it would probably be wise (for both of us) to request the specification for the LED's used in the fixture. In fact, I'm going examine mine to see if the lights are even replaceable. It might be one of those disposable objects.
1905481
I don't know. What I do know, this light sensor is inconsistent and sometimes stays on for no reason. Quality seems ok, but all these types of products are pretty shotty.
854118
I was wondering about the same thing and found an article on this. The lamps are supposed to meet certain requirements for energy efficiency.http://blog.lightingcatalog.com/bid/23395/California-Title-24-Compliant-Lighting-Requirements
760153
sorry I do not know the answer to your question. I have been please with these lights.
749845
Yes I have not had one open on me during fire operations. I have three of these lights on various sets of gear, not to mention my volunteer company has racks of these lights on board our apparatus. They perform well and have not had any problems.
2052752
yes - see link to spec sheet http://progresslighting.com/SpecSheets/P2977.pdf
367194
Thanks! Just wanted to make sure it was ok for my Surefire LED lights. Thanks again!
75084
I guess it would depend upon the wattage/heat output. I use mine with strobes that have a 100w modeling light with no problems. But, if you were using higher wattage tungsten (250-1000w) it may pose a fire hazard.
625337
I have a Lighting Science Group dimmable LED lamp (Home Depot's branded version of LSG's Glimpse), and it works fine....although there could certainly be some LED lamps that it doesn't dim well.
1376832
Does any official agency of the US Government test these toys for led, etc.? Childrens' toys used to be inspected and tested by consumer organizations and if they were deemed unhealthy or unsafe they were re-called. Recently there has been alot of buzz about stuff from China, especially Childrens' toys. The ink in those bright, shiny items contains led.
397377
haven't had any problems with this. I have them in enclosed globes both ceiling and wall and they do just fine. I think the key is that it not be a sealed fixture. In other words, if air/dust can get into the globe it's probably going to be fine. If the light has a seal / gasket of some sort around it to make it airtight/dust proof, then I wouldn't recommend it. Best LED lights I've purchased so far!
2051243
yes no safety issues. not a good idea to shine in the eyes as it is very bright. I have bough 4 or 5 of these and apart from the battery is bit hard to get in due to the clasp it is a great buy...Batteries seem to last a long timetoo.
1492927
Not that I'm aware of. This sure is a beautiful light, you'll love it if you purchase.
34411
I don't think they are. I don't recall seeing it on the package or stamped on the light anywhere. They are rather flimsy, as long as you're careful they should be fine. They are rather cheaply made. If you tighten them too tight, they fall apart.
468942
As best as I can tell for a DIYer, they are not UL approved. Certainly there are no UL markings. They have "approval" codes from other areas/countries but obviously that doesn't equate to a UL approval. Frankly, I haven't installed them yet because I am trying to figure out a way that will definitely meet US codes. As to whether it can be installed safely, I am confident the lights can.
1978035
I really do not know. I do know they use LED's which are very bright and use little energy. I could not be happier with mine. Very reasonable price. Have had no problems.