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Lazer
Leds :::...
Lazer
LEDs may be just a variation on a theme but their great
advantage is that they're incredibly compact yet light a
large area if placed correctly.
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The
Packaging
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Again,
power is supplied using a regular 4-pin Molex meaning nobody
should have a problem finding a feed close by to power it.
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The
Power Connector
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The
shine, chrome effect plastic housing has two holes for screw
mounting, and to their credit Sunbeam even include the screws,
along with a Velcro pad for a less permanent approach.
The
LEDs are arranged with the central one facing forward and
the ones either side firing out at an angle. The Chrome-like
surface finish works as a crude reflector to optimise light
output.Plus it looks good.
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The
Lazer LED Enclosure
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The
lights are bright and can be made to look very effective
if you place them away from obstructions.
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Lazer
LED Illuminated
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Being
more directional than most case lighting options you do
need to give a little more thought to where you position
them. Holding them in place with some Blu-Tack until you're
happy is definitely a good idea, particularly if you're
fitting more than one. That way you can see how the beams
interact.
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Lazer
LED Illuminated
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My sole complainant about these is that although they can
be effective when angled, there no real way to do that with
them. A hinged base would add greatly to the versatility
and make for more varied lighting effects.
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Lazer
LED Illuminated and
Angled
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