American Lighting Four 20 Watt Xenon Puck Light Kit with 6-Foot Power Cord, 120 Volt, Chrome #LVPX80CH | 
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| Brand: American Lighting
Category: Home Improvement
List Price: $77.10
Buy New: $37.09
You Save: $40.01 (52%)
New (2) from $37.09
Rating:  1 reviews
Sales Rank: 61708
Color: Chrome
Media: Tools & Hardware
Shipping Weight (lbs): 2.3
Dimensions (in): 13 x 6.7 x 2
MPN: LVPX80CH
Model: LVPX80CH
UPC: 714176312408
EAN: 0714176312408
ASIN: B0006SUZD8
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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| Features:
| • | First Puck Light with a 120 V Xenon Bulb (8,000 hours) | | • | Only manufacturer currently offereing this product | | • | No need for a transformer great for lower budgets | | • | Can be direct wired with additional accessories | | • | Puck Lights can be linked together eliminating messy wiring |
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Product Description
Surface mount height: 1-3/8" Recess mount height: 1/2", diameter: 2-5/8" Twist-off lens cover for easy lamp replacement Ventilation pins provide airflow Link up to 10 units together Includes: 6 ft. power cord with slide-on plug (3) 12" extensions & (4) 20 watt Xenon bulbs Blister pack Color: COLOR:Chrome Size: SIZE:
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| Customer Reviews:
Too Expensive for China Made Plastic March 3, 2008
J. Moe (USA)
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
To sum it up quickly, these puck lights are cheap, but they work. The body is made of cheap plastic, and painted chrome. You can scrap the chome off with a little effort and your finger nail if you were so inclined. The metal shield that surrounds the bulb is very thin stamped galvanized metal you can easily bend with your fingers. The bulbs themselves don't seem to have gone through any kind of quality testing. When I plugged mine in for the first time, only three of the four bulbs turned on. The filiment of the fourth bulb was only attached to the terminal on one end, so after a little bit of shaking I was able to get it to reattach and turn on. The heat build up seemed to keep it welded together and it hasn't detached yet. Also, the color light of all four bulbs are different, from a warm white, to almost a flourescent blue. The lights heat up quite a bit (expected), which heat the nearby air and give off a burning smell. In the end, they work, however $10+ per puck is more than what they're worth ($5-8 would be reasonable).
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