IncorpoRatedX
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UPDATE!
My move date is getting closer and I still have about 1/3 of my lights left.
I'm offering a close out discount. Until the remaining stock is gone; if you guy 10 or more lights, you get a 20% discount.
Attn: buyers
To make shipments go smoother and faster; please include the quantity, style and wattage of light you're ordering in the PayPal message.
Prevents me having to match your real name or email to your board name.
I've missed a couple of shipments for folks because of this and with the move being three weeks away, things are getting hectic.
I'll be shutting this down in exactly 2 weeks.
Oct 15th is the last day for sales.
Alright guys, I'm moving to mesa this year and I've got to lighten my load. I have been hoarding some stuff for a while now, couple of years ago my company bought another company and a decent amount of their inventory was private labeled so we couldnt sell to our customers. It sat on our shelves for quite a while and finally I offered to buy it.
100,000 hours of proven use. Induction lighting is a workhorse.
(100,000 hours would last you 11.4 years if you ran them 24 hours a day, 20 years if you use them daily.)
Magnetic induction lighting is easily one of the best lighting technologies out there. You'll find a ton of information online about it and a lot of major companies that sell induction, from GE to Sylvania and on. You've likely heard of LED, but induction has moved to the front of the line due to the lack of glare you find in 90% of LED fixtures out there.
What you need to know:
Uses 50% the energy of conventional lighting (incandescent, metal halide, hps, sodium vapor, etc)
longest proven light span - up to 10 times longer than your average fluorescent without lumen degradation
contains no liquid mercury
highest color rendition (building a wiring harness and need to see colors? this is the sh*t)
cool operating temperature
I work with a lot of heavy industries that use my lighting, it's robust and survives some of the worst conditions.
Here's what I have to offer:
***1.
Rectangular lamp and ballast kit,
40 watt (equal to 200 watt incandescent or 150 watt metal halide) good for over work benches or other small areas that need good light
I have 7 rectangular, $25 each kit (1 lamp, 1 ballast)
I have 20 round $25 each kit
I have 20 screw in rounds $25 each kit
rectangular
screw in:
***2.
Rectangular lamp and ballast kit,
80 watt - same as above but slightly bigger and twice as bright - good for shop lighting when youve got a 10-12 foot ceiling.
I have 1 of these left, $35 each kit (1 lamp, 1 ballast)
NEWLY ADDED
See Options for 120/150 kits; 120 and 150 use the same lamp, but for $5 more than a 120, you get an extra 30 watts and 3000-4000 lumens. That's like buying an extra 40 watt lamp and mounting it next to the 120. /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/smile.gif
***3.
Rectangular lamp and ballast kit,
120 watt - same as the others but a little bigger and even brighter! if you've got a 2 car garage, 4 of these would light the whole place up like the sun.
***4.
150 watt lamp and ballast kit, slightly longer than the 120's (like 1/4 inch) but almost 5000 visually effective lumens brighter than the 120's
I have:
18 120/150 rectangular kits
120: $45 each
150: $50 each
16 circular kits
120: $45 each
150: $50 each
Here's how the circulars look:
rectangular:
***5.
Need big light?
I also have a limited quantity, this is from my personal stash, but i have to make room for stuff in the moving truck... /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/frown.gif
200 watt induction kits - these replace a 460 watt metal halide. They're bright and they're bad ass.
5 Rectangular 200w kits, $60.00 each
Both Tim and Stephen from the one lap crew use these lights in their shop, if you're skeptical, ask them! /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/grin.gif
Oh, and if you're into horticulture, or... into growing pot, induction is one of the best artificial lights for growing plants.
My move date is getting closer and I still have about 1/3 of my lights left.
I'm offering a close out discount. Until the remaining stock is gone; if you guy 10 or more lights, you get a 20% discount.
Attn: buyers
To make shipments go smoother and faster; please include the quantity, style and wattage of light you're ordering in the PayPal message.
Prevents me having to match your real name or email to your board name.
I've missed a couple of shipments for folks because of this and with the move being three weeks away, things are getting hectic.
I'll be shutting this down in exactly 2 weeks.
Oct 15th is the last day for sales.
Alright guys, I'm moving to mesa this year and I've got to lighten my load. I have been hoarding some stuff for a while now, couple of years ago my company bought another company and a decent amount of their inventory was private labeled so we couldnt sell to our customers. It sat on our shelves for quite a while and finally I offered to buy it.
100,000 hours of proven use. Induction lighting is a workhorse.
(100,000 hours would last you 11.4 years if you ran them 24 hours a day, 20 years if you use them daily.)
Magnetic induction lighting is easily one of the best lighting technologies out there. You'll find a ton of information online about it and a lot of major companies that sell induction, from GE to Sylvania and on. You've likely heard of LED, but induction has moved to the front of the line due to the lack of glare you find in 90% of LED fixtures out there.
What you need to know:
Uses 50% the energy of conventional lighting (incandescent, metal halide, hps, sodium vapor, etc)
longest proven light span - up to 10 times longer than your average fluorescent without lumen degradation
contains no liquid mercury
highest color rendition (building a wiring harness and need to see colors? this is the sh*t)
cool operating temperature
I work with a lot of heavy industries that use my lighting, it's robust and survives some of the worst conditions.
Here's what I have to offer:
***1.
Rectangular lamp and ballast kit,
40 watt (equal to 200 watt incandescent or 150 watt metal halide) good for over work benches or other small areas that need good light
I have 7 rectangular, $25 each kit (1 lamp, 1 ballast)
I have 20 round $25 each kit
I have 20 screw in rounds $25 each kit
rectangular
screw in:
***2.
Rectangular lamp and ballast kit,
80 watt - same as above but slightly bigger and twice as bright - good for shop lighting when youve got a 10-12 foot ceiling.
I have 1 of these left, $35 each kit (1 lamp, 1 ballast)
NEWLY ADDED
See Options for 120/150 kits; 120 and 150 use the same lamp, but for $5 more than a 120, you get an extra 30 watts and 3000-4000 lumens. That's like buying an extra 40 watt lamp and mounting it next to the 120. /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/smile.gif
***3.
Rectangular lamp and ballast kit,
120 watt - same as the others but a little bigger and even brighter! if you've got a 2 car garage, 4 of these would light the whole place up like the sun.
***4.
150 watt lamp and ballast kit, slightly longer than the 120's (like 1/4 inch) but almost 5000 visually effective lumens brighter than the 120's
I have:
18 120/150 rectangular kits
120: $45 each
150: $50 each
16 circular kits
120: $45 each
150: $50 each
Here's how the circulars look:
rectangular:
***5.
Need big light?
I also have a limited quantity, this is from my personal stash, but i have to make room for stuff in the moving truck... /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/frown.gif
200 watt induction kits - these replace a 460 watt metal halide. They're bright and they're bad ass.
5 Rectangular 200w kits, $60.00 each
Both Tim and Stephen from the one lap crew use these lights in their shop, if you're skeptical, ask them! /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/grin.gif
Oh, and if you're into horticulture, or... into growing pot, induction is one of the best artificial lights for growing plants.
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