The price is a bit high, but also not bad. A19 base is a bit surprising.
I’ve bought bulk lensatic LEDs for countertop lighting, and just use multiples to cover bigger areas but not everyone would like that.
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I placed one under each cabinet stile with a dc switch- didn’t use the led marker on the switch but you could. The lens is a flood lens. More than adequate for convenience lighting, or turn them all on for work lighting.
Placing them at the rear/wall side of the cabinets
may be better as it would eliminate the shadow effect. Kitchen designers will know what I mean.
One of these floodlights over the stove is sufficient for me. I made an aluminum plate for the range hood light fixture but discovered I’m occasionally annoyed by the shadow effect- just a bit less so than the original (1076 bayonet) incandescent 12V light.
RV lights like:
View attachment 117477 these are iirc 9W/18W switchable and were $20 for two units. The slider switch models have ponderous switches and I avoid those as the rocker switches don’t seem to fall apart. This model apparently has become an orphan unfortunately- I bought a number of them over the years but other than a camper place that wanted $55 for one the slider switch stuff is mostly what you’ll find. There’s a few rocker-switch models but I can’t speak to quality or longevity. Wish I’d bought a ten-pak as I want one in my boat and I want five for an office trailer I bought for my tool boxes.
These are nice lights, I don’t remember the watts but around 3W each
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(yes my ceiling is carpeted) and can be controlling with a touch-sensitive button dimmer switch for a bit of luxury/coolness.
I also have some that tilt, and either one is just about enough to read by- though 2 or 3 might be more comfortable. I have some in ~2500Kelvin for evening before bed, but all the rest and the other styles here are at least 5000Kelvin; daylight colors within a few hours of bed can create poorer sleep, and I have sleep issues anyways. I hate yellowish light but not having daylight does make a difference closer to bedtime.
Then there’s these:
View attachment 117481 individually they’re fairly bright but not quite enough for task lighting at a distance. However, I bought a bulk dozen for $30, and they have ten 6000*Kelvin twin-LEDs per string. The strings can be cut, or I think you can run up to two strings continuous. The whole string together can provide A LOT of light at about 70mW per twin module.
If you can’t make due with these to make a very well lit, flexible, and cool lighting design then maybe solar is not for you LOL