LEDs Etc

My C2P - A Great Use For Motion Sensor LEDs

Four years ago when I got into the LED business, my friend Kelly gave me a sample product that consisted of a motion sensor controlling a couple of old-style LEDs. A large plastic ring provided a means to prop the light up on a surface or hang it from a nail in the wall. It was powered by two AA batteries and marketed in an awkward bubble-pac package that failed big-time to indicate anything about its usefulness.

It took a while for me to figure out the real use of this product. But then my wife pointed out a big time problem in the toilet area of our 5th-wheel. I could not see where I was aiming when I got up in the middle of the night to go. My average was under 50%, and she was pi...d -- pardon the pun. Suddenly, the purpose of the motion sensor LED became obvious. It was my means to See to Pee, hence the product name, C2P.

Unfortunately, the providers of this particular product from China did not see the utility of this product, and it disappeared from the market. But now we have an alternative. It is available in our booth at the Arizona Market Place in Yuma. It is a bit of an overkill, but it is better than being killed by your wife who has to clean up after you cannot C2P.

Come by and take a look. We will make it better. And soon it will be available at www.prudentrver.com.

sam, the Prudent RVer

 

 

Preview of a New LED Product: Daylight Trim Lights

Daylight Trim Lights, that's what we call them. These are simply an exceptionally bright assembly of pure white LED lights to accent the underside of the headlights on your RV or truck. They shine in the daytime brightly enough for someone coming down the road to see you.

It is a safety matter. Today many of the cars, trucks, and RVs are a dull gray/brown color that blends so well with the landscape around the roads in the west. At times, especially in late afternoons and dusk, it is hard to see the vehicle coming toward you, and if that missle should wander across the center line to your side of the road, how much time do you have to react?

Some of the newer, more expensive motohomes and tow trucks already have Daylight Trim Lights. They are either an expensive option or are already included in the high price of the original purchase. The majority of the vehicles on the road do not have this feature. They need it.

Take a look. These LED light strips are attached to the bottom of the headlights, or to the framework

below the lights with silicon glue. The wiring is connected to ground and active power points under the hood of the vehicle. The lights turn on when the key is turned on.

If you want a pair of these lights, go look at Prudent RVer. These products are just coming online. Be among the first to be seen on the road. You will be safer if you do.