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Homemade shop lights

jyelenich

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Hey guys I am looking for a little wiring help. I have acquired a few led traffic lights I believe they are LED but not positive. I wanted to know how to wire them together and possibly mount them to make a nice bright shop light. I have added a couple of pictures any help would be greatly appreciated.
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They likely are and it looks like the wire on them may be sufficient to hook to 20A circuits, similar to the ballast wire in a common flow fixture. Some may require additional fuse or be limited to 15A breakers. But,,,,,,,,,, take that fwitw.
 

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Pretty simple, it's a 11W LED standard 120v.

White to white (neutral), yellow to black (hot).

The color of the light is YELLOW so it's going to make a ****** shop light. I guess better than if it were green or red though... :)
 
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jyelenich

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Just noticed the color myself. My have to find a different use for them but thanks for the help that's what I needed.


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jyelenich

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Is it possible to change the bulb to a clear bulb.


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m151dave

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Hey guys I am looking for a little wiring help. I have acquired a few led traffic lights I believe they are LED but not positive. I wanted to know how to wire them together and possibly mount them to make a nice bright shop light. I have added a couple of pictures any help would be greatly appreciated.
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Only two wires would indicate the led's are not multicolor. Perhaps the sticker with the big Y on it indicates yellow?
 

Stuart in MN

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Only two wires would indicate the led's are not multicolor. Perhaps the sticker with the big Y on it indicates yellow?

That, and the 'Y' in the part number say it's yellow (since it's a traffic signal lamp you only have three choices - red, yellow and green.)
 
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