Anywho... wondering if anyone has used the Show lights from Silicon Lightworks that have a dedicated Lithium battery pack. It looks like the battery can support two or more of their lights with battery time going down with each add on. Wondering how bright these lights are and what your opinion of this product is?
I make Sterling Silver Jewelry with minerals and gemstones and will need the sparkly light. I am intimidated by the Marine Deep Cycle Battery setup. Thanks for any replies and for all the comradery here in AFI!
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We have been using this system as well and love it. It is so compact and easy to use. We also use the universal mounts on the poles of our Trimline. We have found that two lights per wall is not quite enough light for us. We started with three kits and will expand on that before next year. Definitely worth the investment.
Hello, I found a flyer in my booth about this system and almost threw it away until I really looked at it and thought I would give it a try. I purchased 3 kits and I must say I am very impressed!!! No more pain in the ass track lighting and heavy batteries to lug into the hotel and charge at night,,,,, (I always got strange looks from people in the elevator about that lol),,,,,I am actually going to purchase one more kit soon. I went with the universal brackets and they worked better mounting them to the top poles of the tent rather then to the top of the Pro Panel because its more secure against the metal pole rather then the carpeted panel. Another thing I did was I got Pro Panel to custom make me what they call "diddy bags" I think I did an 8x10" bag with Velcro on it so that the battery and extra wires will fit inside the back and I stick it to the top of the panel so it blends in and I can hang artwork on the outside wall without the look of the wires hanging down. I have some pictures I can share. Some people may think that they are expensive but I think they are worth every penny! The batteries last all day and have USB ports so you can also charge your iPhone or whatever if you need to. The only thing I did not really care for was the hard carrying case,,,I felt that it was not really big enough to fit just two lights in so I wouldn't bother getting that. The track light bag that Pro Panel makes is perfect. Hope this helps.
Thanks! Yeah I think the lights show off my work well,,,on a cloudy rainy day without any light you can't see any of the detail in my art. I sold a $1,000 work of art the first show I had with these lights and it was a cloudy and rainy day. That one sale paid for everything so it was worth it to me!
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In an ideal scenario, the MQTT device will have a state topic to publish state changes. If these messages are published with a RETAIN flag, the MQTT light will receive an instant state update after subscription and will start with the correct state. Otherwise, the initial state of the switch will be unknown. A MQTT device can reset the current state to unknown using a None payload.
In an ideal scenario, the MQTT device will have a state topic to publish state changes. If these messages are published with the RETAIN flag, the MQTT light will receive an instant state update after subscription and will start with the correct state. Otherwise, the initial state of the light will be off.
The mqtt light platform with template schema lets you control a MQTT-enabled light that receive commands on a command topic and optionally sends status update on a state topic.It is format-agnostic so you can use any data format you want (i.e., string, JSON), just configure it with templating.
However, some studies reported that the use of light sources did not improve the in-office bleaching treatment of vital teeth.17,18 The clinical results obtained with the use of these lights were poor, showing an increase in tooth sensitivity and reduced long-term colour stability, especially when the treatment was done in one appointment.14 Recent developments in in-office bleaching systems that use a chemical catalyst combined with light-cured block-out materials and compounds have resulted in decreased tooth sensitivity and enhanced treatment and have demonstrated improved results.18 Therefore, the aim of this paper is to review the current literature to evaluate the effect of light-activation sources on in-office tooth bleaching.
Hein et al., 200325 reported no difference in the whitening effect of bleaching gels [25%-35% (HP)] with or without three different lights (LumaArch, Optilux 500, and Zoom!). They concluded that the proprietary chemicals added to the bleaching gels acted as catalysts in the whitening process and were solely responsible for activation, where as the lights had no influence.
Luk et al., 200418 reported that colour change were significantly affected by inter action of the bleaching and light variables, and the application of light significantly improved the whitening efficacy of same bleaching materials. Kugel et al., 200635 reported that the use of light did not demonstrate any benefit over the chemically activated tooth whitening system after a 2-week recall. Marson et al., 200814 reported that the in-office bleaching treatment of vital teeth with 35% hydrogen peroxide did not show improvement with the use of any auxiliary sources tested (halogen light, LED, LED/Laser).
Lima et al., 200917 summarised that non-activated whitening did not differ from activated whitening. Where, approximately 35% HP was used with different light sources (LED/diode laser, a halogen lamp, plasma arc lamp, argon laser). Bruzell et al., 200942 reported no difference in efficacy between teeth bleached with or without irradiation for any of the products. The inspection of teeth was performed one week after bleaching using seven bleaching products with or without simultaneous use of seven different bleaching lamps.
Bernardon et al., 201036 reported that similar results were observed when teeth bleached using the in-office technique and light irradiation were compared to teeth bleached without light irradiation to evaluating the clinical performance of 35% HP bleaching gel with and without use of LED/Laser unit. In a study of Browning and Swift 201143 of power bleaching it was stated that light sources used in tooth whitening do not generate sufficient heat to damage teeth. They concluded that high concentrations of chemicals are responsible for faster whitening and that light sources are therefore superfluous in the whitening process.
Torres et al., 201129 reported that bleaching is more effective with a hybrid light-emitting diode (LED) and a low-intensity infrared diode laser than the control group. This research evaluated the effectiveness of the colour change of hybrid LED and low-intensity infrared diode laser devices for activating dental bleaching, bleaching without light, and bleaching with halogen light. Domνnguez et al., 201130 reported that only the diode laser, halogen lamp and LED lamp showed significant colour changes when using six different photo activation systems on three different 35% hydrogen peroxide whiteners. It was concluded that the light source is more important than the bleaching agent in the whitening process.
Kossatz et al., 201131 reported a larger difference in bleaching with a LED/laser than without it on 35% HP gel after the first session of bleaching, but after two sessions, the use of LED/laser light activation did not improve bleaching speed. He et al., 201237 reported that a light-activated system produced better immediate bleaching effects than a non-light system with lower concentrations of hydrogen peroxide. When high concentrations of HP (25-35%) were employed, there was no difference in the immediate bleaching effect or short-term bleaching effect between the light-activated system and the non-light system.
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