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If you’re hoping to stay out of the spotlight, this LED bulb is definitely not for you. It’s a dimmable, 1-1/2" dia spotlight in a 3-1/2" dia housing with aluminum fins. Bulb is 13W (75W equivalent) and gives off a 2700K (warm white) color temp, with a 114mA draw and a light spray of 40°.

Stop waiting for Steven Spielberg to call, and just put your name in a marquee yourself. Also handy for greeting guests of honor at parties. Our Mini-Marquee has (3) white-LED backlit rows ready to take the letters, numbers, punctuation marks and, yes, emojis, that will make you a legend in your own time. Measures 6" x 4" x 1-1/2" with (90) characters, powered by (4) “AA” batteries that you add (will also run via a micro USB cord if you have one.)

Disco balls never get old, but they do get reflective. This Mirror Ball Kit includes a 6" dia mirrored ball and a hanging motor with LED lights. Motor’s in a black housing, 5-1/8" dia x 1-3/4" with a 1-3/8" cone that houses the spinning shaft and ball chain, which extends an additional 8-1/4" with a split-ring. Housing has (18) LEDs in red, blue, green and white, and can be mounted or hung from the attached hanger. Ball spins approx 4 rpm. Has on/off/sound-activated settings, and requires (3) "AA" batteries.

Fancy up your lighting with these flame-shaped LED bulbs. Base is E-14 European-Edison size, and they have a diamond-shaped faux-filiament and vertical cooling slots in copper-colored aluminum around the bottom half. You pick the warm-white 3W (40W equivalent); the cold-white 3W (40W equivalent); or the cold white 5W (60W equivalent). Also, finding E14 to E12 adapters on the web is a snap.

Spotlights! Get your spotlights! We have (3) kinds, all with white bodies and all with dimmable LEDs that will last about 25,000 hours, so if you plan on leaving the lights on and going on vacation for two years and nine months, they’ll still be on when you get home. You pick: the 4” head, 11W, 3000K (warm white), 800-lumen bulb with a 100mA draw; the 3-1/2” head, 10W, 5000K (bright white), 1000-lumen 2” bulb with a 10mA draw; or the 2-1/2” head, 7W, 3000K (warm white), 520-lumen 1-1/2” bulb with a 60mA draw. Save some money and get out of the dark.

Why curse the darkness when you can light these 120V 10W candelabra bulbs in the electric candelabra you build. Which you can do because each bulb comes in a matching socket, dark brown, 1-1/8" tall x 13/16" dia with steel wings to compress it into a fitting. Each socket is rated for up to 75W and has quick-disconnect terminals on the bottom. UL.

This is one of our mellowest flood lights, a super-chill LED amber that’s dimmable and good for turning away (or at least not attracting) bugs. At 14W (with a reflector that makes it equivalent to 85W), the flood throws 850 lumens with a 120-degree beam angle and a 2700K (warm yellow) color temp. Will burn for 25,000 hours in temps all the way down to -22F, and when it’s that cold you don’t have to worry about bugs anyway. In that case, it’s just a nice, mellow light. Measures 3-1/2" dia with a standard medium base.

This 4-3/4" dia moon is so much more interesting than the real thing. This one has a 4-way dimmer, flash/strobe/fast and slow fade/steady-on modes, plus internal LEDs to make (15) colors in addition to traditional moonish white. It's also a great nightlight. Remote control comes with a battery but you'll need (3) "AAA" batteries to run the moon. Topographical, but the giant astronaut footprint suggests it's not quite to scale. Will sit up by itself or wall mount on a couple of finishing nails.

Twin 600's...Lumens that is. Floodlight extraodinaire! Has (2) modes, a weather-resistant 5-1/2" x 4" x 1-1/2" housing with rubber corners, a ratcheting handle/stand, (4) embedded disc magnets and (3) AA batteries for power. It’d be imprudent not to have a few of these on hand. Think: garage, basement, closet, shed, camper, tent, boat, cabin, cottage, attic…need we go on? Comes in red or yellow. 

Get the LED out with these (2) different 4” x 2” x 1-1/4” clearance lights, each with (4) LEDs under tinted plastic covers. Both are 12V with wire leads in back. Light and bright, they’re suitable for trailers, caravans, DIY projects and such. You pick: red or amber.

It was a dark and stormy night. Luckily, we had one of these 12VDC halogen lights with a roof-style mount and rugged plastic housing. It’s rectangular and measures about 6” x 3” in front with a clear glass light cover. Measures 3” deep with 60 Watts of light, drawing less than (5) Amps. Swivel mount tilts up and down, not side-to-side (a light that can’t say no, keeping you positive on dark nights of the soul). Footprint is about 1-1/4" x 2", with (2) mounting holes.

Depending on what exactly you're winding, you're going to need some 1-conductor magnet wire, and, as is so often the case, we're your go-to source. You pick: 21 AWG on a 50-foot spool; 24 AWG on a 100-foot spool; or 28 AWG on a 200-foot spool.

Sometimes there’s nothing for it but having your own plasma ball. This is the travel- or office-size, a manageable 3-1/8" dia acrylic ball standing on concentric blue disks, 5-1/4” tall altogether. Lay hands upon it and watch the soothing red and blue streamers wave and undulate your troubles away. Great for disco or psychedelic raves in your car or cubicle. Also great for just strapping to your head to make sure people look at you. Get creative with it--take it everywhere you go. You bring (4) “AAA” batteries.

No funny business here folks. Just the facts. Ivory colored standard medium base 2-outlet socket adapter. Turns any medium base outlet into a 2 prong socket for plugging stuff in. It's also a pass--through for the bulb. From General Electric. 660Watt/120VAC max receptacles and 250Watt/120VAC max socket. 

We have nothing against disco balls. We’ve sold enough of them to fill a Bee Gees museum. But this USB-powered multicolor disco light, vaguely egg-shaped at 3-1/2” x 2-1/2”, is grabbing all our attention lately. Has an 8” gooseneck that doesn’t always support its weight, but we’ve all been there, right? More importantly, it sprays spinning colored flecks from one side and shines a white flashlight beam on the other with the press of a mode button. Powers on and off only when you plug/unplug the USB.

Just plug this set of 2-contact flat molded connectors into each other. (Each one has both a male and a female port.) Yes, they're on opposite ends of 10" long red and black, 18-2 AWG leads, but that's just a device to keep them together. When you're ready to hook them up, just clip those leads and get each end wired. You'll get a pack of (2) complete sets, perfect for hobbyists, tinkerers, and electronic DIYers.

We’ve always imagined how wacky and hilarious a sitcom could be with these (3) geniuses—Marie Curie, Nikola Tesla and Albert Einstein—forced to live together in a stylish apartment. We’d call it That’s Not My Pi! and it would run for exactly 3.14 seasons. Until some TV genius realizes the value of our show idea and actually starts production, you can enjoy these (500)-piece jigsaw puzzles, each featuring a modern-art portrait of one of the would-be co-stars. Finished puzzles measure roughly 12” x 15” and will make great wall mounts while you wait for that show to air.

Don't wait or it'll all be gone. You get (4) pieces, 11 feet each, of 18-2 wire, polarized, black with a white stripe and eminently discardable spade-push terminals on both ends. (That's under a nickel a foot, cowboy.) Lamp cord, speaker wire, pretty much anything you run juice to.