These Crayolas never need sharpening and never shrink to little nubs. And their (15) colors are the most illuminating we’ve ever seen. They’re Crayola color-changing LED light bulbs! You’ll get (2) per pack, along with (2) remote controls to cycle through the bulbs’ (4) modes (flash, fade, strobe and smooth). Bulbs are 120VAC with medium bases, so you can screw them into any standard socket, and they’ll draw a measly 1 Watt of power and give you up to 20,000 hours of colored-saturated pleasure for birthday parties, movie and game nights, holidays and victory celebrations.

Got burglars? Neither do we, because we have solar-powered Farpoint Night Beam Spotlights, which are motion- and light-sensor-activated up to 32 feet—and look like security cameras. The LED light is an ultra-bright 300 lumens, and the entire fixture rotates 360 degrees. Solar panel on top also adjusts separately, 90 degrees, from standing up to flat. Runs on an 1800mAh rechargeable battery, included. Obviously, the whole rig is weather-proof, too. Measures 8" x 5" x 3-1/4". Mounting hardware included and comes in white or black. 

Jarvis says: If you have a color preference please reply to your order confirmation with color. 

We’ve got the mother of all Farpoint® motion lights, and it happens to be the sister of our ever-popular Casablanca-esque garage light. At 1000 lumens, its beautifully bright, with (52) SMD LED lights on (3) panels that throw a 270-degree beam and can rotate 360 degrees. Solar-powered, with a 2400mAh Li-Ion rechargeable battery and an 8-hour run time. Measures 11’’ x 3’’ with a 5.5” solar panel. The motion and light-sensor range is up to 32 feet, dawn to dusk, but there’s also an on/off switch. Put a couple on the outside of your garage or in the back yard because they’re weather-resistant IP4 rated. Each comes with a mounting bracket, which means it can be detached anytime. Easy to install, hardware and instructions included.

You don’t chill and guzzle this 4-pack of Lights in front of a game. These are actual light-up lights, in RGB LED color, with a remote control. Lettuce explain. They’re called LUMN8™ lights, which we can appreciate, considering we just wrote “Lettuce explain.” Measure 2-3/4” dia each x approx 1” thick—like little hockey pucks—with (10) super-bright LEDS each, (10) brightness levels and (13) colors, including cool white. They have fade/jump modes, too, and take (3)” AAA” batteries each.

Jarvis says: New edition now includes batteries and a second remote! Wow!

This isn’t a pub that sells only watered-down beer, but you already knew that. Gotta start the description somehow. Our 12” long, 1” dia Touch Light Bar from Kikkerland® is great for under-cabinet lighting, but also works nicely on mirrors (with its suction-cup mount) to help with make-up sessions, tweezering and all that stuff. Go ahead and put it anywhere, actually, since it has no wires and runs on (3) “AAA” batteries, which you supply. But hey, we’ve taken you this far. Almost done. To turn the light on or off, tap one end. Keep your finger there to adjust the brightness. Bright is pretty bright, like the people who invented light beer.

Our big 2-1/2” dia dimmable LED spotlight bulb nestles in a 4-1/2” head with stylish aluminum fins. Has a bright 2700K (warm white) color temperature and draws a mere 17W of power. Sprays light at 40 degrees, like a good spot should.

You know what really cool accents sound like and now you'll know what they look like too! This accent light throws an orange-reddish round "fireball" onto your surface that appears as a round...you guessed it, sunset. Ours is called Sunset Red 1 and just plug it into a USB port and point the light giving you a golden hour glow. Lens on the front is 2-1/4" dia., total height on the included adjustable stand and locking ball-joint goes from about 9" to 15-1/2" tall and has a stable 4-1/2" dia. base and the 57" attached USB power cord has a push-button on/off switch. Now go fake an eclipse or your next vacation. 

This COB filled PC board has (50) white COB LED's and measures at 22" long x 1-9/16" wide at its widest, with clearly marked power in/thru jumper sockets at each end; wiring not included. You’ll need 24-32VDC at 525mA (16.8W) to fire it up. We don’t recommend staring directly at it's 2200 Lumens when it’s in operation. Fantastic for DIY lighting around the house, in the garage or under cabinet aplications. The best way to power these is using an LED driver, and depending on your application and runtime duration they may require use of a heatsink. 5000K in the color spectrum which is considered daylight.

Jarvis Says: LED Drivers can be located here...Click

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.

We have stumbled across some sweet little LED lighting drivers. They require between 100-277VAC inputs and have outputs of 27-42VDC (40W) and 28-40VDC (30W). Intended to be used with LED replacement lighting. The 22W 28-40VDC 540mA output driver measures 12" x 3/4" x 5/8" also with 2 input and output leads. Now go retrofit away!