Inside a deformable LED robot lamp.

[@shmehfleh3115]

Thanks for tearing this light down. Clearly, there was more than meets the eye regarding it. I'm sorry, I couldn't resist.

[@confusedvoyager7916]

Consistently one of the best channels on KZbin. Always fun, always educational. Thanks, BC!

[@LakeSG1985]

Google auto-translates the chinese characters of "transform" to "deform". It's a good way to find engrish KO transformer toys...

[@rich1051414]

DEFORMERS! ROBOTTOS IN COSTUME! PS: I thought it translated more accurately to 'convert', but meh.

[@samleechuk]

I was wondering why there's a transformere logo on the housing, also explains the shape of the panels too Cheers

[@BlPlN]

they transform into those deformer robots when you lick the lead paint on them...

[@owenllewellyn1428]

Can't believe it, I bought one of these for here in the states. We have been using it to light my house while working on the drywall etc. Have had it running for 6 hours 3 days a week for about 3 months now. Still bright as hell. Also hotter than hell put a infrared thermometer on it and was about 200F at the center of the light array. Great work light.

[@amandathatcares1277]

Oh my goodness what a lovely voice. It is so engaging. I have learnt quite a bit.

[@freman]

gut that thing, re-apply heatsink compound across the back of the leds properly, then get twice the life time out of it

[@catfish552]

Maybe drill some vent holes in the top too, just for good measure.

[@xenonram]

Thermal pads work best when attaching to a rough surface like cast aluminum that hasn't been machined off flat/smooth. But yeah either one, pads or paste/grease, will work.

[@MrMartinSchou]

The logo shown around 0:10 is an Autobot, not a Decepticon.

[@Zach-ci1lz]

Saw that too

[@Zipppyart]

The panels the lights themselves are on also resembles the autobot logo

[@Zach-ci1lz]

@@Zipppyart somewhat, yes they do in the outline. Had to watch it a second time myself to notice that

[@MikeHoughtonasUnit8720]

Well after you get in hold of it it is deformable.

[@Rev03FFL]

Thanks for reviewing these. I bought 2 a few months ago for my garage, replacing 150W incandescent and a 150w equiv CFL. I like them and they are quite bright, though I'm sure the lumen output spec was inflated. Bought off Amazon, 120V for US market. I suppose if I ever get around to it, I could add a bit more heat sink compound, drill some holes and remove that foam pad.

[@Fridelain]

My wife asked why I always carry my gun around the house, I replied "Motherfucking Decepticons". She laughed, I laughed, the lamp laughed, I shot the lamp, good times.

[@2madrobot]

Ha ha brilliant!

[@NudeJawn]

How else would I turn off the lights?

[@michaelathens953]

Ahh that's an oldie but definitely still a goodie.

[@jhonsiders6077]

same thing here but it was the toaster !

[@Thirdbase9]

Decepticon. It's right in the name!

[@username1074]

Clive I have recently came into possession of ecosense trov 50 LED lights and a dimmer module for them and I would like to send you a light and dimmer. I can gladly pay the postage to your location. They are great lights that are well made in my opinion compared to some of the Chinese stuff that you take apart

[@richardworboys7212]

Got two of these yesterday (with radar! :)) Very impressed with output and temps. Was thinking would be great to see a 'BigClive' teardown, and Voila!!! Gonna keep one on 24/7 to see how reliable it is. Cheers!

[@richardworboys7212]

To update, 7 months of being on, still working great! Just got some next generation versions of these (5 arms and center light). Not as well made although was only $16!

[@robwigglezz944]

Make sure its disabled so it doesn't take over the house

[@uK8cvPAq]

Clives electronics hoard is already the dominant force in his house.

[@MetalheadAndNerd]

@@uK8cvPAq His loyal army of USB power banks and LED lights of death will protect him.

[@mickward2775]

Clive always finds the coolest lights as always great video BigClive

[@BillyNoMates1974]

BigClive, when are you going to test some more death-dapters and death camping lights ? those are so funny

[@jjk-9]

Im always hoping for anything deadly and horribly constructed, BigClive's indignation always cracks me up.

[@xenonram]

The gay dalek lights.

[@sidewinder15599]

I would expect the braided stainless steel cable is supposed to be attached externally for fall protection, given the size of the fixture.

[@NathanielStauber]

I'd be tempted to apply a bit more heatsink compound to those LED panels. You could compare one as supplied to one that's been redone to see if the temperature is lower or more even.

[@CozzyKnowsBest]

My wife is going to kill me when she sees our new living room light. Thanks Clive

[@phils4634]

Over the years I've thought up more than a few "creative excuses". :-D

[@namespacetoosmall]

I have one of these with the radar module as a security light in my workshop. There’s no light sensor, unfortunately, and you can’t adjust timing or sensitivity. But it is ferociously bright. I’m fairly pleased with it.

[@mgunter]

If you ever want an off day video, you could just hook up the HOPI to all sorts of food and have the only research on the subject.

[@DrBernard989]

I have bought one of these, and it came with additional vent holes on the top now.

[@mathuetax]

I had one of these, worked ok for 6 months. One then started flashing, then two. When it was replaced all 3 sections flashed near constantly.

[@8Jory]

What would be some good hacks for this type of light to improve longevity? Extra vent holes in the body. More thermal compound or thermal pads for the led boards. Then maybe ditch the foam block in the housing in exchange for peelable silicone on the corners? I was thinking hot glue at first but then realised that was highly likely to just melt off, not sure if the silicone would work but it's worth a shot.

[@tablatronix]

Awesome I just saw these on amazon there about 4 different alternative brands styles, they sure would make good b movie sci fi props

[@madbstard1]

Wonder what sort of weight they are? They look kinda heavy.....might put a bit too much strain on a normal light fitting.

[@bigclivedotcom]

A surprisingly round 500g.

[@xenonram]

Maybe those weird hanging wire type they have in the UK (like the pink one Clive uses to power it), but it'll be fine for most of the ones in the US.

[@Flaming1100]

But does it make the noise?

[@raymondmucklow3793]

More than meets the eye.

[@Acoustic_Theory]

SMPS supplies that are so close together can resonate together if they are not really robust stable designs, and they can produce an audible hissing sound. I have seen this happen in some equipment that placed a number of PCB-mounted, epoxy-potted mini SMPS modules in close proximity to one another. Coils inside them started resonating from mutual inductance and they made a nasty audible hiss.

[@johnnygault365]

Hi Clive , John from airdrie here I'm a house bashing spark but have started experimenting with PCBs after spending months watching youŕvideos I'm a keen guitar player and can swap pickups and minor repairs I'd love to see you do a guitar video possibly showing modifications you could do If you're ever back home id gladly donate a guitar Thanks for the inspiration

[@Wooble57]

Would have been nice to see you apply a proper amount of new thermal compound to the one panel you took apart then compare temps. Either way, Love your stuff.

[@KG4JYS]

I like the cherrypicker suggestion at the end. I think there's one down at the end of my street, and I don't yet have any Friday night plans...

[@alpcns]

Interesting. A transformer-less transformer light.

[@Mark1024MAK]

A Cat - if it uses buck converters, them be single coil inductors, not transformers...

[@IDoNotLikeHandlesOnYT]

I saw what looked like three transformers. They're just run at high frequency (to be smaller), not mains frequency. Mains-input SMPSes are usually flyback (using a transformer) rather than buck (using an inductor).

[@rambo1152]

You could recover a Falcon 9 first stage with those grid fins.

[@stewartcaldwell5299]

Is the UK joining the deformation movement ?? My ceiling fans all have an edison socket hanging underneath, with a milk glass globe. I can just take off the current lights and screw it in. What a great way to keep it cool !

[@wezz69]

Would you consider doing a project?... Id love to see a build of an electric wasp killer with kill-count. There are videos on KZbin with the killers on but id love to see what goes into building one

[@neddyladdy]

What a brilliant idea. Run out to the shed in the rain, grab the ladder and play with the light while wet.

[@OutdoorsIQ]

I respect your decision to purchase from Banggood. I remember they emailed me once about free products. They had a list a mile long on what I need to say and do. Including showing their logo for 30 seconds etc. I politely declined.

[@bigclivedotcom]

Yeah. They can be quite arrogant. Buying is less hassle.

[@OutdoorsIQ]

Your spot on. Particularly for a small channel like mine. Initially felt silly for rejecting the opportunity. Though I couldn’t help but feel like a complete sell out to my viewers if I followed their “terms”. Not to single out Banggood. I’ve had similar offers from Aliexpress and Gearbest. Anyway keep up the great videos and never let anyone influence who you are :)

[@scottfirman]

Pitty thry never contacted me. I would be too honest though.

[@bigclivedotcom]

@@scottfirman Once they do decide you can be used to push their wares you'll get an email about once or twice a week from people with stage-names.

[@scottfirman]

@@bigclivedotcom I am into RC and electronics so I am suprised they havent approached me yet. Mabe its because I am not specific enough in eather direction. I will admit, I do use banggood of many items. I have found their refund department to be lacking in computer compatability. I had to use 5 different computer, laptop, phone , and tablet attempts to request a back order refund. I informed them whatever program they are using is needing upgrading. I realize they just sell items so I keep that in mind. Lately, I find shopping E- Bay gets me my item less shipping because most companys are trying to lure you in. Once you commit to their company, they can hit you with a shipping charge. I always back search the name of who I am buying from. Usually its someone I already buy from but on E- Bay they exclude shipping to get you to their site. I know, I am cheap. It works though.For electronics, I find sites that sell in bulk. Its cheaper buying 50 of something than just 1or two and I always end up wishing I had purchased more. Always.

[@jclowe6176]

Well now what A way to start the video Clive my evening was just made thank you for that.

[@Mrcaffinebean]

Would be very handy in an attic where there is normally only one light and it’s helpful to see things at the end of the attic.

[@askjacob]

looks like topside vent holes are snuck into the sides of the upper screw head recesses (at least that is what I think those slits might be) - definitely a dry area light

[@brendanrandle]

wire the 3 panels in series and replace the buck converter with a capacitive dropper,should end up with a better power factor and lower temperature

[@amojak]

yep 72v * 3 so 216V DC , bridge rectifier and suitable sized cap would do it, although a buck converter that takes 240v down to 216VDC would be efficient, better PF and allow better smoothing.

[@Rick-vm8bl]

Came back to this one as I was about to pick up something similar for a dark old shed/outhouse. There's absolutely tons of white plastic ones on amazon and ebay now, cant see any metal ones at all now. No idea how good they are, some look like it's far too much weight for a b22 fitting though!

[@vernholm]

I think they are vent holes for the power supply, when the Cap's go bang.

[@Zenodilodon]

That's an interesting PSU, can't say I have ever seen something quite like that until now.

[@bigclivedotcom]

It's literally three standard modules on a single PCB. Quite odd.

[@Zenodilodon]

@@bigclivedotcom I know I shouldn't like the PSU. But it's so aesthetically pleasing it's hard not to.

[@EpicATrain]

Thank for you for getting to this quickly! Would you recommend this to somebody to get?

[@bigclivedotcom]

I can't tell you if it will last long term as that would depend on component quality. But it seems quite a nice light from a style and function perspective.

[@Sprengi86]

I got this very lamp from Banggood a while ago, lights up the whole barn. The only issue i had was that the E27 screw came off the first time i unscrewed it from the lamp base, it just had a wire folded over and tucked underneath it.... nothing that a dab of epoxy couldn't solve.

[@ucitymetalhead]

they love to use that 50,000 hour led lifespan rating in some shady ways.

[@singeslayer8367]

Transfomers ceiling lamp, eh, why not I suppose

[@GadgetBoy]

First thing I'd do is drill some holes in the top housing, and improve the heat coupling on the LEDs. Probably vastly increase it's longevity.

[@tonyeezi7315]

I'd be interested to see how one of these lamps compares to a standard 240v 60w halogen lamp when used in the intended location. Particularly the spread of light around the garage and the 'feel' of the light. My personal experience is that using LEDs, and LPF lamps in particular, I have difficulty reading small print, but can read it perfectly fine in natural and incandescent lighting.

[@davelowets]

Try a warmer color temperature LED bulb. I prefer a 4000k-5000k color temp myself. The 2700k ones are way too yellow/orange, and dim looking to me and anything above 5000k is too cold, blue, and the color rendition (C.R.I.) of them bothers me. Try to find a bulb with a C.R.I. of 90+, (100 c.r.i. would be the same as natural daylight from the sun at noon) and I think you'll find that you'll be able to read print just fine again.

[@IrishSkruffles]

The modern "old style" power meters (with the spinning disk) already do measure apparent power AFAIK.. A test with a purely reactive load would clear that up

[@bigclivedotcom]

I was under the impression they only measure real power. It's tricky finding one these days.

[@SimonSideburns]

@@bigclivedotcom My mother in law still has one with the rotary thing inside.

[@Aengus42]

They look like SpaceX Falcon 9 grid find! At first I was expecting it to rotate with programmable text effect...

[@whitehoose]

I remember the last time (or maybe the first time??) Clive had radar, a bulb with a tumour on its head. Looked good I thought, so I got a couple which eventually arrived and worked a treat (or so I thougt) One in the porch, one in the hall. About 3:30 they both lit and so did I, certain we were being burgled. The PIR in the drive was dark, perhaps they were tunnelling under the house? I never did find out what set it off ... but over the next week or so I realised that EVERYTHING set them off ... next door's cat, man next door's prostate, Grass growing, birds on the roof, birds on the drive, birds flying over the roof and the drive. Even a hedgehog in next door's bins. They were far more sensitive than our early warning system and I think probably could see further. On the other hand, the PIR is rigidly directional and never gives a false alarm (it hardly ever comes on, even when you stand in front of it). I've ordered some boards but I'm in two minds how to use them seriously.

[@rambo1152]

You can desensatise them by putting a resistor or a pot across the R-GN pads at the back of the board.

[@whitehoose]

@@rambo1152 I was hoping so. I've built some of clive's string lights con boards which work with PIR, radar det ordered but not delivered yet so looking forward to having a poke round - and now I have a starting point cheers

[@AntonioClaudioMichael]

That light is so cool

[@nascar20970]

Yes it is available at 120V , Amazon has them and Banggood has them.

[@freeman2399]

Looks like the grid fins on the Falcon 9.

[@overload5756]

I've just seen some interesting lithium ion. Rechargeable batteries on another channel (jiujitsu2000) where the batteries have mini usb ports built into them. I don't know if Clive has done a tear down but if not they would be interesting to see. They are called Blackube batteries.

[@bigclivedotcom]

I've got some here awaiting a video.

[@amojak]

With the apparent power / real power issue, surely the reactive element will be a sum of the various reactances across the building as seen by the meter. So inductive loads would help cancel out capacitive etc.. The net effect being not such a drastic PF as the individual item. I can see a market for automatic PF correctors :)

[@bigclivedotcom]

It's a tricky job correcting the power factor of loads like this. Nowhere near as simple as old inductive loads.

[@Giblet535]

Amazon has US rated ones in 60W warm white for $39.95 USD. This might be an acceptable lamp for ceiling mount, as long as there is no glass enclosure for the fixture. Enclosed fixtures will destroy LED "replacement" bulbs, as LEDs can't cool themselves adequately in an enclosed fixture. The bulbs fail within months of installation, and it's expensive to replace existing fixtures. The company that makes these should sell a version with a 200-300mm frosted Plexiglas disc mounted 10cm from each COB to diffuse the light a bit. That would be a lot like having 3 incandescent bulbs in a frosted glass fixture. Absolutely ideal for a basement, garage, or industrial.

[@MrBanzoid]

Looks just the job for my garage, otherwise known as my play pen.

[@SagePatrynXX]

considering LED's tend to make noises on contact in the E27's I tend to shut the power off when inserting a bulb. That and I have a similar cob bulb to the other one you showed earlier. But that is a shock hazard. barely held together but it's lasted in the place I have it.. think the smoother is starting to go though. I know it's shot on one bulb. oh well. Word to the safe. Turn the power off when playing with any bulb, especially CFL/LED's..

[@AntonioClaudioMichael]

Great video Clive

[@markroper9269]

Great video! I have one. Here it is: LED Garage Lights, 60W Adjustable Trilights Garage Ceiling Light, High Bay Deformable LED Corn Light Bulbs with 6000LM 6000K for Basement Cellar (CFL HID HPS Metal Halide Lamps 300W-400W Equiv.) I don't use it that much because my garage door opener has 2 100 watt LED lights in it. It throws a crap-ton of light. Adjustability of where the light goes is a plus. Will let you know if I have any issues.......about 39 dollars.

[@PaulMansfield]

No earthing to the aluminium housing? Surely not legal in the UK?

[@bigclivedotcom]

Keep in mind that it goes in a standard 2-pole lamp holder. Most modern LED lamps with metal heatsinks are not earthed, so I always recommend treating them as potentially being live.

[@PaulMansfield]

@@bigclivedotcom good point, thanks.

[@staples970221]

Thank You!!! Thank you for not lumping Canadians in with Americans. If, in the future, you ever want to really piss-off a Canadian all you have to do is call us American.

[@dstarfire42]

I'm with you on the definition of "deformable". However, I'd extend it to objects that can change shape or move in areas besides ones where different parts come together in a joint.

[@scottfirman]

My question is does it fit on the end of a weed eater? That screw on part looks like it might. You could trim your lawn at midnight or have a disco party. I am pretty impressed. I may buy one for my shed. I wonder how it will work at -30 degrees. We here in the North have to think about those kinds of things.

[@AlphaMachina]

Ahhhh! You got one! Ha! I ordered one too.

[@josephcote6120]

Interesting innerds. I think if I had one I might pop the LEDs off and put them back in with thermal glue over the whole surface.

[@DumahBrazorf]

Very stylish, to be used in the salon where all your guests can see...

[@crazygeorgelincoln]

The faces are on upside down. Great light for triangular rooms. Some tips on how to save yourself a fortune once pf charges apply would be a public service, Our supplier has not rang back since I told them to f off when they mentioned smart meter.

[@traviscalvin431]

Can the power supplies be manipulated into reducing the output to the LEDs for longer lifespan? I assume that would help with the power supply temperature as well.

[@twotone8502]

Please Clive.. Can you explain what this "Apparent Power" to us is in newbie terms. I keep telling S.E I do not want a Smart Meter and they keep pestering me lol... Regards TwoTone in Portsmouth..

[@Milamberinx]

I wonder why this thing bothered with those driver boards. With those three panels running at around 70Vs each they'd not have to dissipate too much through a resistor to get down from mains voltage. Would the current be too high?

[@Plokman040]

Hey, Clive how difficult would it be to flip the mountains so that instead of failing mounting it could be tried as a lamp bulb set? My apartment only has one ceiling mount for lighting, not in my workshop only the living room. I mainly am a Transformers fan, and I need a bright room light for working on my props and Figurine stuff.

[@ermennda]

Would putting a complete covering of themal paste make a lot of difference?

[@Mark1024MAK]

It should be a thin smear. The idea is to fill any holes or voids in the surface so that the heat has a greater area to conduct through.

[@ermennda]

@@Mark1024MAK I understand that. I was speaking of covering the whole surface, not of more thickness.

[@danmack3173]

I'm pretty sure you're joking about the transformers comparison, but that is clearly an autobot symbol in the center

[@owenwalters3967]

Love it! Good looking

[@phonotical]

It does actually look a bit like the old transformers logo, the shape of the panels, odd, but a great dust trap!

[@andrewness]

Nice that it has panels shaped like the autobot logo, but if connected to a ceiling fitting they will be upside down.

[@bigclivedotcom]

Maybe they're Nautobots.

[@subigirlawd_7307]

Love the autobot symbol

[@Zach-ci1lz]

Glad I'm not the only one who noticed that 👍

[@subigirlawd_7307]

@@Zach-ci1lz Yeah everyone keeps saying decepticons on the comments but thats an autobot symbol straight up... Yikes almost got caught with my phone in class 😅

[@Zach-ci1lz]

@@subigirlawd_7307 lol don't go doing that. You're right that is an Autobot symbol 100%

[@andrewness]

Although the panels will be upside down if ceiling mounted.

[@douro20]

There is a very old company in the US called Marvel Electric who makes...transformers.

[@phonotical]

I'm wondering if the vent holes actually are the top, and it should go in a lamp base or mayee against a wall, over as advertised

[@andrewness]

The panels would be the right way up then. They are the shape of the autobot logo, but the wrong orientation for a ceiling mount.

[@phonotical]

@@andrewness it is odd to have a bottom heavy design

[@rpavlik1]

Shame there's probably not a lot of consumers who are focusing on the quality things you look for - a lot of these seem like nice "almost there" things that need maybe one or two tweaks for good quality. If those are being pushed pretty hard, is there an easy mod to the drivers to tweak down the current?

[@bigclivedotcom]

You can usually increase the value of the sense resistors to reduce lamp current.

[@GaryGrumble]

I found these on Amazon US for about $40US or $50US with motion detector.

[@rossmacleod4245]

Seen you in Glasgow today Clive!

[@twocvbloke]

I can't help but wonder what it'd be like if you swapped the LED modules for 50W COBs, dunno how you'd squeeze three power supplies in though to run them though, but that's for future thinking... :D

[@JUANKERR2000]

I suspect 'deformable' is Chinglish for adjustable.

[@kingrpriddick]

Another commenter noted they they think it should have been translated to transformable (which makes the autobot logo more logical) and that they use this exact mistranslation to spot google autotranslation.

[@JUANKERR2000]

@@kingrpriddick- That seems a better interpretation, thanks.

[@ThunderBolt-rm8cr]

@bigclivedotcom i've bought some garden solar lights and noticed that 2 of them didn't light up the next night. when i checked them i noticed they would light up in the day and drain the batteries. could you do a video of why they do this and if there is a simple fix please.

[@RavenLuni]

Anything is deformable with enough force :) As for the issue of smart meters / apparent power - is there actually a valid reason for changing people for it (I remember you mentioned industrial sites tend to pay for it). If not, should we be making a bigger noise about it before it happens? I've refused a smart meter so far (on software / networking issues alone) and their new tactic seems to be not sending a guy round and sending letters saying they charging for average use with the 'make sure youre paying the right amount by getting a smart meter'

[@Mark1024MAK]

Change company then. They are very keen to read your meter if they think they are about to loose money...! In the mainland U.K. they can’t force you to have a so called ‘smart’ meter. For domestic / home / light industrial / small office properties, the small difference between low power items having a good power factor and a poor power factor is mostly irrelevant compared to the rating of the infrastructure needed to supply electrical heating devices (room heaters, ovens, cookers, water heaters etc...).

[@bigclivedotcom]

High current bad power factor loads do cause the power companies issues in cable and equipment sizing.

[@james10739]

I had seen those and thought about buying one

[@ExtraFungus]

Cool, I'm using a one now(in the US), I got it for free in exchange for leaving an Amazon review. I use it on a motion sensor(I didn't get one with the built in sensor), I don't know if that's good or bad for the lamp but it's good for my electric bill.

[@M1Cr0sOfT]

josh bishop did they get in touch with you about a free unit in exchange for a review?

[@ExtraFungus]

@@M1Cr0sOfT No, I'm in facebook groups Chinese sellers user to get reviews for their FBA products. They have you buy the product, then refund you through PayPal after you leave the review, sometimes they pay commission. It violates Amazon terms and if you're careless they will wipe your reviews and block you from future reviews. Sellers give codes that can give you up to 99% off at checkout but you should never leave reviews for codes.

[@ExtraFungus]

facebook.com/groups/269872726977623/ This is my group.

[@M1Cr0sOfT]

josh bishop thank you :)

[@manolisgledsodakis873]

Those "corn-on-the-cob" LED "bulbs" are death traps. Try changing a DUD one without realising that the power is still on!

[@MetalheadAndNerd]

Maybe trying a ground wire around an ankle will help? Just kidding.

[@chrishuxley7634]

So Clive is it time to talk about DIY power factor correction for home use

[@bigclivedotcom]

With modern electronics the power factor is best done in each device. It's much more complex than traditional inductive loads.

[@JoelHudson]

HOPI Makes me Happy

[@superdau]

The unexpectedly low heat sink temperature might be due to bad thermal coupling from the LED module to the heatsink. I mean that dab of thermal paste looks more like an insulator than helping with thermal conductivity.

[@MetalheadAndNerd]

Some Chinese sellers actually advertise thermal insulation for a cooler handle as a feature in their flashlights.

[@eideticex]

It's definitely thermal compound. A rather cheap industrial blend that runs about $3 for 60g. Awesome stuff, performs better and last longer than most of the high price compounds I see PC builders use. That dab however is absurdly small. Typically you would apply that stuff either by rolling it on with a swab or spreading it on with a small plastic spreader. It doesn't flow like alternative compounds when heated, too thick of a mixture for that.

[@gordoncole6989]

Hi Clive, I got one of these with the microwave motion sensor (which can be switched off!) from eBay for £18:53.

[@bigclivedotcom]

I ordered one of the microwave units right after I'd recorded this video.

[@christastic100]

Could you do an installation resistance test between the metal grids and the supply at 250 volts

[@bigclivedotcom]

I'm away from my workshop at the moment, but I could do a 500V test. That wouldn't show the potential insulation breakdown under fault conditions like an LED burning up.

[@camohawk6703]

i want a couple of those things now.

[@justiceforsethrichwwg1wga160]

Looks badass. Maybe I’ll get a few for my clubhouse :P