Our uber-slick, modern wall sconce is a COB LED that draws just 1W and throws white light up and down from a 3” long x 2-3/8” square hunk of brushed aluminum that’s open on the ends. (Yes, could be mounted to light to the sides, and yes, it could be a ceiling mount.) Has a pair of 1-1/2” torsion springs to pull it tight to the wall from behind. Operates between 85-265 VAC, so standard house current works but the light needs to be hard-wired. Includes a driver circuit and leads. From Lumicon.

Yes, this is the brightest bulb in the box. Our 120VAC 4.8W COB LED bulb casts a warm white color, and connects via (2) pins to a GU10 base. Lense measures 1-3/8” dia in a 1-7/8” dia surround, and the whole thing measures 3-1/8” long not counting the pins.

Genesis, the 21st century version. We’re kind of not kidding because this is the guts of a super-intense warm white COB LED light fixture that is so bright it could stand in for the sun. Sorry, we got carried away. Let’s just say it’s insanely bright. Sun-like. Measures 3-3/8” dia with (12) 32VDC COB LED lights, clear or diffused cover lenses (our choice) which may need to be reglued and (4) mounting holes. You add the wiring and a cover. A single LED normally sells for $1.50 each. Do the math. Please mount on a proper heat sink, or your new lamp will go out in a blaze of glory. We recommend a dedicated LED driver or a power supply with a 500mA max output. 

This light fixture takeout has (8) 1/16” dia surface-mounted COB LEDs on a 1-7/8” dia circuit board/heat sink. Nominally rated for 1A at 32VDC via a 4mm ID 2-pin Molex connector. Most will have a 3/8” square clear lens over the elements. The lumens are a mystery, but it’s brighter than an MIT physics major. Color temp is warm white.

No switches, no flipping. Just the gentle touch of your finger is all it takes to activate this dimmer from RPP Devices™. Your basic household, hard-wired 120V dimmer, it’s good for up 600W, which is more than you’ve got in your lamps.

Ceiling fans often have lights, but they aren’t lights, so don’t try to slow them down with a light dimmer rheostat. Do the right thing and get a fan controller. In a cream/off-white color, these are sized for standard electrical boxes and will need 1-3/8” back clearance. You pick: the dual slide fader for up to a 2.5A fan and a 300W light fixture; or the single slide for fan only, rated for 5A. Both include instructions, wire nuts and mounting screws. UL.

Like Sid and Nancy, but on a 1,000-foot spool. Yes our each is almost a fifth of a mile of 22AWG respooled (that’s wire-people talk for recycled) twisted pair, stranded wire. Most of it is black/white, but if you’re lucky you might get black/yellow. UL and CSA.

This here is a modern-day replica of an old timey metal sign with rows of light bulbs inside. Still in black steel, but smaller, and with little round bulbs with yellow-white LEDs (to mimic incandescents, we think) inside, so it’ll light up longer than you will, probably. In a dollar sign shape, it measures 13-7/8" x 7" x 2" with (11) bulbs. You add a pair of “AA”s for power. Mounts from keyed slots on the back.

Like returning to the ’80s! Perfect for stayin’ alive! This big bright gold-colored track-style light has a standard medium base socket and will take up a 60W incandescent bulb. Measures 4” dia x 5-3/4” long, and pivots on a 4” dia base with a screw and Mollie for the keyed 1/8” mounting slot. Rotary power switch on the back. UL.

We know this because it says “booklight” on the back, right under the GE logo. Super lightweight and small at 4” long x 1-1/4” wide x 1/2” thick, its LED is powered by a pair of coin-cell batteries, included and replaceable. Hangs on with a plastic clip and will pivot nearly 180 degrees for your reading pleasure.

Not quite enough for night baseball, but a nice little 3-LED headlamp to clip on the visor of a baseball-style cap and throw 36 lumens onto what you’re trying to see or read. Measures 3-1/4” wide x 2” in a slightly curved black plastic housing with a pair of 1-3/8” long clips. Comes with a pair of replaceable button-cell batteries.

Better buy this one, because there won’t be another one coming along any minute. This one’s a ten-position copper bus bar (aka busbar and buss bar), measuring 4-3/4” x 3/4” on a mounting plate.

This warm white COB LED light is awfully cute at 3/8" but don’t let the cuteness fool you--it’s insanely bright. It’s also deeply discounted (normally $10). Mounted on a 3/4” wide 6-leg pinwheel-shaped PC board, it draws 1.3A at its nominal 32VDC, but will work with as low as 24V. Get a good heat sink, too, cuz it can get right hot when it lights up the night. Made in the USA.

This thin little disc, 2-1/4” dia x 5/32” thick, is home to a 3/8” dia warm-white COB LED. Nominally rated for a 32VDC 1A with well marked power tabs, it will light up with as little as 24VDC 30mA. Has both countersunk 1/8” and straight 3/32” mounting holes. This puppy will get a tad hot at the rated voltage, so our Surplus Heat Dispersal Department recommends adding a heat sink.

That’s the advice you’d get from a Chicagoan if you asked how to get to Midway airport on an El train. Anyway. This 25-foot 18/2AWG orange line cord has male and female 2-pin amphenol connectors, and mates with our item #46050 power supply.

We couldn’t think of any clean jokes for this part, so just add your own. Meanwhile, this little, 1/4” dia, bright white COB LED is mounted on a 3/8” square PC board. Requires 70mA at 9VDC. Our in-house Fire Prevention & Ophthalmology Team suggests a heat sink as well as indirect viewing.

A 6-foot 18-2AWG line cord, most likely just the thing to connect your electric shaver, TV, video game or the boombox of your lost youth. Has a standard 120VAC two pin non-grounded plug