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- Jun 5, 2012
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This past weekend, I was at Costco with a buddy and I ran across a solar powered outdoor LED light for $29.99. That was such a fantastic deal, I couldn't pass it up without seeing how good it is. You can't even buy a solar cell for that price, much less a flood light with 60 LEDs.
Anyways, I tried it in my kitchen last night to see how bright it is. It wasn't as bright as a normal light, but I was able to cook dinner with it. I'm going to try a little experiment. I'm going to try to only use this light in the kitchen. It worked well last night. I want to see if the solar panel charges enough to stay sustainable even though the solar panel is not in the best location. I have it in my kitchen window and it ambient light, but no direct sunlight. I think if I had another 1 or 2 of these lights, it would be just as bright as regular lighting. Plus, it has a motion sensor, so I don't have to turn it on and off. It would be nice to run everything off solar!
Anyways, I tried it in my kitchen last night to see how bright it is. It wasn't as bright as a normal light, but I was able to cook dinner with it. I'm going to try a little experiment. I'm going to try to only use this light in the kitchen. It worked well last night. I want to see if the solar panel charges enough to stay sustainable even though the solar panel is not in the best location. I have it in my kitchen window and it ambient light, but no direct sunlight. I think if I had another 1 or 2 of these lights, it would be just as bright as regular lighting. Plus, it has a motion sensor, so I don't have to turn it on and off. It would be nice to run everything off solar!