Any suggestions to make lighting easier?

Hi guys, we came up with these LED spotlights this year to hopefully make lighting your haunt/project up a lot easier --- we'd like to know what everyone thinks about these spotlights and if they could offer some suggestions to make our products even better.

Here's a current list of features:
- 3 models: short range spotlight, wash light, hi-power spotlight
- dual-polarity 12V (doesn't matter which wire is + and which is -, lights up either way)
- plug and play (swap between colors and models without cutting your wires)
- water resistant (can be used outdoors)
- 7 colors: red, green, blue, amber, white, warm white, and ultraviolet
- 25,000 hour life rating
- drop proof
- adjustable mounts
- vibration damper (light won't change direction due to vibration from wall)

Precision X: close range spot
http://www.e5design.com/darklight/wp..._px-blue-2.jpg

Precision Y: wash light
http://www.e5design.com/darklight/wp...s_py-red-1.jpg

Precision Z: high power spot
http://www.e5design.com/darklight/wp...z-yellow-1.jpg


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S8Z6ysmiANs

Does each individual power pack have the ability to light more than one LED? I'm considering buying 2 or 3 lights. Of course it does! I see that now watching the video. I guess the question I need to ask then is how many of those connector things do I get per order or is that considered an accessory piece?

One thing I have seen thats missing from led lighting thats easy to add is a pot switch to adjust brightness . Ive done a few and even though it makes it more bulky the switch adds the open to make it dimmer or brighter and can be added to any led light. Any thoughts to anyone adding a variable switch???

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Originally Posted by newhorror2010

Does each individual power pack have the ability to light more than one LED? I'm considering buying 2 or 3 lights. Of course it does! I see that now watching the video. I guess the question I need to ask then is how many of those connector things do I get per order or is that considered an accessory piece?

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one powerpak can power up to 120 or so of the X, or 75 of the Y, or about 7 of the Zs. each light comes with it's own darklight cable, which has two bare wires at the end. you can us your own methods of connecting the lights from there or use our accessory snap on connectors.

http://issuu.com/damonwilde/docs/201...roductscatalog

scareproducts has a great led system too. See pgs 26-27 they have a dimmer switch. I use their mini spotlights and they are awesome. Very easy to use.

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Originally Posted by PAT MATTHEWS/HOUSE OF WAX

One thing I have seen thats missing from led lighting thats easy to add is a pot switch to adjust brightness . Ive done a few and even though it makes it more bulky the switch adds the open to make it dimmer or brighter and can be added to any led light. Any thoughts to anyone adding a variable switch???

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we are developing LED dimmers roughly the size of a quarter (which should be able to handle multiple lights). currently, our precision X and Y lights are compatible with PWM dimmers found from other companies.

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Originally Posted by damon wilde

http://issuu.com/damonwilde/docs/201...roductscatalog

scareproducts has a great led system too. See pgs 26-27 they have a dimmer switch. I use their mini spotlights and they are awesome. Very easy to use.

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the improvement we've made over these products are the following:
-dual polarity (trouble free wiring)
-swappable colors/models w/o cutting wires
-water resistance
-rugged enclosure
-vibration damped adjustment

we also feature a TestPak, which allows you to test where you want to place your light (what color, and what position) before you hardwire it, this is a HUGE time saver. you don't have to drag a wire with you.
http://www.darklight.e5design.com/images/testpak(3).jpg

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Originally Posted by thrilltainment

one powerpak can power up to 120 or so of the X, or 75 of the Y, or about 7 of the Zs. each light comes with it's own darklight cable, which has two bare wires at the end. you can us your own methods of connecting the lights from there or use our accessory snap on connectors.

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Thank you, I'm gonna order now.

Some of you PM'd about ultraviolet, so here are a couple more reference photos all taken under the same exposure and ISO settings:

http://www.e5design.com/darklight/wp...0_standard.jpg
prop under standard fluorescent lighting, camera 5ft away from prop

http://www.e5design.com/darklight/wp...bs_pz-uv-1.jpg
Precision Z UV at pointed 1ft away from object

http://www.e5design.com/darklight/wp...bs_pz-uv-2.jpg
Precision Z UV at pointed 2ft away from object

http://www.e5design.com/darklight/wp...bs_pz-uv-5.jpg
Precision Z UV at pointed 5ft away from object

More reference photos can be found here: http://www.e5design.com/darklight