My work used to have these Lithonia lights, however since we switched to leds on the ceiling, we stopped using them, but I would say this is useful incase those leds break since most of these there are burned out.
Unfortunately, half the light from that LED corn bulb is being blocked by the bulb and wasted on the inside of fixture reflector. The LED bulb manufacturers who make these bulbs also make them with 180 degree light output area as opposed to these 360 degree bulbs. The 180 degree bulbs are normally used in these Wallpack type fixtures where the back of bulb is the heatsink.
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Great video guys! Thanks for the step by step as I am doing 10 of these at a camp.
My work used to have these Lithonia lights, however since we switched to leds on the ceiling, we stopped using them, but I would say this is useful incase those leds break since most of these there are burned out.
Thanks man. Have a good day. You told me what I needed to know.
Thanks I'm planning to use this for replacing the ones on a church but they're HPS
I have the same 175 watt fixture and your light bulb led is 60 wat is this a good brightness
If the ground wire was disconnected but left floating would that cause the circuit to fail?
I am not an electrician, but I DO NOT recommend ungrounded circuit (leaving ground float). The electricity need to have a way to reach ground.
Unfortunately, half the light from that LED corn bulb is being blocked by the bulb and wasted on the inside of fixture reflector. The LED bulb manufacturers who make these bulbs also make them with 180 degree light output area as opposed to these 360 degree bulbs. The 180 degree bulbs are normally used in these Wallpack type fixtures where the back of bulb is the heatsink.
Is that bulb golding up or did it burn kut and did you have to warranty replacement? Thank you
Does the led corn bulb still work in this video?
Definitely not
There's no video showing the retrofit.
Why would you perform this with those huge gloves on? There circuit is not powered up...looks awkward to work with those on...
geez... that bulb has NO brand and it dosnt even fit correctly? do better.
You are wrong and may have created a ha hazard to someone later. If you don’t know what you are doing don’t give advice.
Pls be more specific and explain which part is wrong
@@DIYGEEKTEXAS Still waiting for this guy to respond after a year, obviously he doesn't know what he's doing.