Show and Tell - 4" LED Lights!

[mobilehid]

Originally Posted by 56FordGuy

Clifford, can you tell us who manufactures these lights? I got mine installed, haven't had the chance to get any good pictures yet.

56fordguy-

Glad you got the lights, sorry for the delay in getting them to you. I unfortunately don't know who manufacturers the lights. All I know is we write the specifications for what we need like power requirements, size limitations, operational temperature range, wire lengths, etc and our product manager takes care of the rest.

Thanks and have a great New Years.

Clifford

[Kudu63]

Originally Posted by mobilehid

Kudu, please send us your order info to sales@mobilehid.com - so I can get your issue resolved.

Thanks!

Clifford

Clifford,, Info requested has just been emailed to you.

[thetaxman]

Just ordered 2

[doncarp]

Now it says, "Sorry, this product is not currently available".

[tooldad]

Definitely worth the money and the wait!

first photo is headlights only. From another vendor I purchased 1156/7 LED bulbs to cut down on power consumption. I knew that most of the time the blade would cover the lights, especially when up.

Next is the front light. I have it positioned a little down. As you can see in a later photo, if it is tilted up, it can light 100-150ft of my driveway.

Rear photo light, and some of tractor with light on it.

[mobilehid]

Looks great Tooldad!

[kenputer]

I got one of the Led flood lights and made a solar powered light for out side my garage door. Lights up the yard and is free!!

[mobilehid]

Originally Posted by kenputer

I got one of the Led flood lights and made a solar powered light for out side my garage door. Lights up the yard and is free!!

That sounds nice! What kind of solar panel and battery did you use?

[thetaxman]

these lights are fantastic ! replaced fronts & was so impressed i replaced rears ! my alternator loves me again .

[mobilehid]

thetaxman - glad you received them and successfully installed them. Did you end up mounting them on top of the cab like tooldad or using the back plates to mount them on a vertical surface?

[kenputer]

Originally Posted by mobilehid

That sounds nice! What kind of solar panel and battery did you use?

I took the housing from a street light and mounted the light inside,made a brackett to hold the 40 watt solar panel which charges a 74 amphr 12 volt gell cell battery. This runs through a solar control and when the control detects a voltage lower then 5 volts from the solar panel it powers up the light and then when sun comes up and the controller detects more the 5 volts from the solar panel it turns the light off.
How do I put a pic. here?

[mobilehid]

Originally Posted by kenputer

I took the housing from a street light and mounted the light inside,made a brackett to hold the 40 watt solar panel which charges a 74 amphr 12 volt gell cell battery. This runs through a solar control and when the control detects a voltage lower then 5 volts from the solar panel it powers up the light and then when sun comes up and the controller detects more the 5 volts from the solar panel it turns the light off.
How do I put a pic. here?

Very nice! I'm not sure how to post a picture other than displaying it from somewhere else on the web. If you need help, we can host the image for you on our hosting account so you can reference it here.

Email it to sales@mobilehid.com and we'll send you the link so you can add it in your next post.

Thanks!

Clifford

[kenputer]

Here is the picture of the solar LED street light. http://www.mobilehid.com/ledstreetlight.jpg[/IMG]

[mobilehid]

Here you go buddy.

[thetaxman]

Originally Posted by mobilehid

thetaxman - glad you received them and successfully installed them. Did you end up mounting them on top of the cab like tooldad or using the back plates to mount them on a vertical surface?

just replaced the ones on top of cab , for the rear i had to use a different bracket i had made up . i told you the issue i was having with clearance for nut .