Most of our LED
Flashlights and LED Flashlight replacement bulbs are covered by a Manufacturer's Limited Lifetime Warranty which covers
everything except batteries (including manufacturer supplied starter batteries) and abuse except as noted elsewhere for
specific lights. See product detail pages.
LED fixtures
and arrays are covered by a 1 Year Warranty as long as you have purchased the appropriate regulated 12VDC power supply for the devices. A regulated transformer is required for all purchases products which operate at 12VDC. The regulated transformer will deliver 12.0 volts to the listed products, and will have the 1 year warranty be applied should the product fail due to defective materials. If you wish to NOT purchase the regulated transformer from us, no warranty claim will be accepted. Go here for the Regulated Transformers and other LED lighting controls.
When installing fixtures, arrays, strips, clusters or any LED product which have a total of 6 or more standard 5mm LEDs, always use a Regulated Transformer, and a dimmer even if you will not use the dimming function. The dimmer contains a PWM/pulse width modulation component which will allow maximum life of the LEDs. See What Is... for the definition of PWM. Both components activate Your Warranty for 1 year. And, if you install more than 6 fixtures with 12 or more LEDs on one circuit, follow this wiring diagram.
Solar panels
are warranted for 3 years, the fan motors for 2 years, and the
LED lights, batteries, controls in the power stations are covered
by a one year warranty.
Low voltage controls
are warrantied 90 days when used with products purchased from TheLEDLight.com. We
can not and do not warranty controls being used with products not purchased from us.
Traffic Batons are warrantied 90 days from date of purchase. Warranty does not cover breakage or user damage to units.
LED Light bulbs are warrantied for 90 days from date of purchase.
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Exceptions are:
goods that have been modified by the user, subjected to extreme temperatures,
used in a way not intended by the manufacturer or overpowered/wrongfully
powered, or "water resistant" lights being damaged by prolonged
exposure to moisture. "Water resistant" and "water proof"
are two different things.
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