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I am urgently looking for these - they come on automatically when load shedding happens. Can anyone help ?
The do not work with a remote - I have a few of those and they are crap !
Call Flash on 021 7885532 in Muizenberg, they may help
Victor - Knowledge is a blessing or a curse, your current circumstances make you decide! Solar pumping, Solar Geyser & Solar Security lighting solutions - www.microsolve.co.za
Hi Dave what a coincidence - I Joined the Forum today and actually have those bulbs. We sold out at the moment but if you can wait a week We Have a Shipment of them coming in next week I almost think. We are based in Cape Town. Jacobsandjacobs.co.za is our website but check out our Facebook page Jacobs & Jacobs
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Hi Dave yes we have those exact light bulbs... I will post a few pictures now.
Sorry about the website I thought it would be back online by this week already.
5 Watt - R100
7 Watt - R120 (top seller)
9 Watt - R130 (top seller as it burns just as bright as higher wattage bulbs)
12 Watt - R140
15 Watt - R150
When you talk, you are only repeating what you already know. But if you listen, you may learn something new.
That is fantastic. Can you tell me - how does it work ?
Do you screw it into a socket and use it as normal ? If there is load shedding - does it come on on its own or is there something that needs to be done first to come on ? Do you not have any stock of any of them at the mo ?
I see it does not say anything about a "internal battery" or "rechargeable" at all on the box ????
Hi Dave it basically works as a normal bulb you use it everyday and when the power cuts it has some technology that brings the bulb on again. It works with the earth on the switch.
It has an internal battery in that when fully charged will burn for around 4 hours. I will find out exactly when the shipment arrives...
When you talk, you are only repeating what you already know. But if you listen, you may learn something new.
Hi Dave it basically works as a normal bulb you use it everyday and when the power cuts it has some technology that brings the bulb on again. It works with the earth on the switch.
It has an internal battery in that when fully charged will burn for around 4 hours. I will find out exactly when the shipment arrives...
Thank you - If you can let me know ............ Oh and by the way ..... my name is not Dave ....... not sure where you got that from
This sounds very interesting. Please keep us updated on stocks and how it works. I've seen similar, but they have a switch on the bulb itself you need to activate. They don't come on automatically.
Do you deliver and if so, at what cost? Doubt they'll be available in my small town.
How does the bulb know the difference between a power failure, and normally switching the light switch off?
I have worked it out in my mind, just want to make sure that I am on the same page.
Victor - Knowledge is a blessing or a curse, your current circumstances make you decide! Solar pumping, Solar Geyser & Solar Security lighting solutions - www.microsolve.co.za
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