doodle_bug7139212 asked:


ok, my neighbors across the street have been turning on their flood lights at night for the past 3 weeks! I havent been able to sleep well at all. I wake up at least 3 times a night becuase of the bright light that floods into my room. Then they turn them off at 6 AM when i am already awake! It is driving me nuts. I am just wondering what they are waiting for all night. There is no reason for them to be on all night then turned off in the morning.It should be the other way around. Well anyway my problem is is that i dont know them well enough to go over to their house and ask them to stop doing that.It would be kind of weird since i dont know them at all. I need some advice and SLEEP!
also my cat climbs curtains so i have them put up at the moment untill she stops that habit.

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Mr.DJ asked:


Thanks in advance!

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I have a light sensor to my flood lights but, I never wired anything before but it seems I could just add a 15amp breaker to the fuse box and hook it straight up to the light.Give me other Ideas how to hook it up.

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Brendan asked:


I have 2 rooms each with 6 recessed flood lights and a dinning room chandelier with 6 bulbs. All of the bulbs are connected to dimmers. I know I can buy special CFl’s that work with dimmers but I have two questions I need answered. One is that I don’t leave the bulbs on for very long (less then an hour in most cases) and some times I will just walk into a room use the light and then turn it right off. From what I’ve read this will drastically reduce the longevity of the bulb and the light wont be right until the bulb warms up (15 min). Is there any way around this with a better/special bulb or should I stick with incandescents? Also do I need to replace the dimmers with special CFL dimmers?? The dimmers I have currently are 2 years old. My energy bills are low but I would like to reduce them by any means possible.

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dannb1001 asked:


I have a couple questions I need answered:

1. I saw at the Home Depot online that you can buy a LED Flood Light. Are these any good?
http://www.homedepot.com/h_d1/N-5yc1vZ1xr5/R-100651201/h_d2/ProductDisplay?langId=-1&storeId=10051&catalogId=10053

2. I saw one that is a par 30 and another that is a par 38. Which would be better for lighting up a 2 story house?

3. Does the par 30 and par 38 work with any Flood Light socket? Such as this:
http://www.target.com/Floodlight/dp/B000O1NUG6/ref=sr_1_5?ie=UTF8&frombrowse=0&searchView=grid5&pf_rd_r=156KWBVA1R168E1J0FS8&node=1038576&pf_rd_s=center-3&field_browse=1038576&searchSize=30&pf_rd_t=301&field_availability=-2&id=Floodlight&refinementHistory=subjectbin%2Ctarget_com_age%2Ctarget_com_gender-bin%2Ctarget_com_character-bin%2Cprice%2Ctarget_com_primary_color-bin%2Ctarget_com_size-bin%2Ctarget_com_brand-bin&searchKeywords=flood%20light&pf_rd_p=490276191&searchNodeID=1038576&pf_rd_i=0&field_launch-date=-1y&searchRank=relevancerank&searchPage=1&pf_rd_m=A1VC38T7YXB528&field_keywords=flood%20light

Thanks for the help!

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Rob F asked:


My “daytime/nighttime” floods stay on all day.
I have four exterior flood lights that are controlled by a “wire-in light control” that is supposed to turn them on when it gets dark. Two floods are the commercial “1-Lamp Metal Halide Floodlight” and two are called “16 Watt Triple Tube Fluorescent” (but uses a 65w bulb). These four lights go to the panel and I think were originally on a timer, until the previous owner put them on an electric eye, through a wire (black, white, green) that comes out of the meter room into direct light.

MY PROBLEM IS, they stay on all day. I replaced the eye, and the same things happen. They go on for a minute, then go off for a minute, then stay on permanently. I tried all the wire configurations and got the same results, and I know enough light is hitting the eye since the sun was blasting on it the whole time.

One person said that since the “eye” is rated to 2000w, that I may be burning it out with the two halides, since they have the sulfur bulbs that may push the wattage too high?
If thats the case then I would just replace those two monsters, and match them with the halogens that I’m using, which would save money in many area’s. But I don’t want to spend the time doing that just to get the same problem.

So, am I burning out my “light control” with too many floods, and how should I fix it?

NOTE: There is definitely power going to the “light control”, these four floods are the only fixtures on this line, and this switch is the only one on the line.

Thanks for all the help.
Rob
Update: I’ll double check, but I’m 99% sure the old timer is disconnected, and I know that the “light control” cannot be adjusted at all. It’s just an “eye” with 3 wires (black, white, red)

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x7 asked:


Are there any simple device that you can hook up to an indoor wall outlet that will let me control segment by segment of my outdoor flood lights?

And is it very complicated to install? Do I need an electrician to do it?

Don’t know much about electicity, but can follow directions well.

Thanks

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broted asked:


Want to be able to turn on & off different 100 watt flood light using a Solo Performer , lap top computer, dmx controller & midi dimmer pack.

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pballer asked:


im saying if you get one of those metal bar on your bumper with lights do they just bolt em on or do they have to remove the old bumper and replace it with a new one that has a bar already installed

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Is there a camera that has automatic sensors so the IR will shut off when the flood lights come on?
Most bundle packages include 4 IR cameras but I have automatic flood lights. The non IR camera sets aren’t outdoor cameras…

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