Pendant Lights by It's Exciting Lighting

It’s Exciting Lighting is proud to present our award winning, Battery Powered LED Pendant Lights in stylish Bronze and Nickel with a frosted glass shade. This innovative new product is driven by 3 D cell batteries (sold separately) and has 24 LED’s to deliver task light quality illumination and is a functional wireless LED pendant light. It’s very easy to install and is the perfect solution for those areas that do not have an electrical outlet. This pendant is bright enough to light up a kitchen sink area, over a table, over a bar or in a bedroom. It’s also an excellent source of lighting during power outages.

IEL-5891 - Pendant (Bronze)
ASIN B00PYDPTH2

IEL-5778 - Pendant (Nickel)
ASIN B00PYDPRNS

[mindyours]

How would it look in a dark room? Can't seem to find any vids for that. Also, if you can get it to have a dimming feature that would be nice. Been looking for a lot of other stylistic battery operated lights for in case of a black out. Yet could only find stuff by Mr. Beams but wanted something more stylistic like yours. That has a more rustic, vintage, and/or copper look to it.

Also, I'm going to throw you out a great idea that has yet to be done. Most light systems like this only provides an LED solution that's built in with the light and LED being a joint attached feature fixated in the light. Why not create one that you can insert a lot of D batteries and plug it into the system. Yet allow it to have a socket where you can screw in an LED bulb where the batteries power the regular light bulb. Basically you'll have a stylistic light fixture that people can insert any bulb into. Thus picture if someone wanted to add a Smartbulb into the socket. It allows them to insert that bulb into your fixtures. While the battery socket inserted into your fixture(s) powers that bulb.

Yet what may make you even more money is if you decided to use a lithium battery for your light fixtures. This way instead of a person buying multiple D batteries frequently. They could easily by a pack of 2 lithium batteries from off of you. To which people can by a charger from you for the battery/batteries. Meaning that once one battery dies out. You can take the one from the charger and plug it into the fixture to replace that one; while charging the dying/dead lithium battery. Basically you save a ton of money on getting LED lights. Yet will get a high demand on people ordering a mass of your rechargeable lithium batteries. If not your chargers to charge up their other batteries. You'll most likely triple your profit if you do that. I feel that if you do that you can provide a light fixture that's more powerful then that of any on the market that's more customizable, because users can now use their own bulbs for your fixtures.

Pretty sure not only would they sell like hot cakes. I'm more then sure I'll be 1 of the first to test that out. Being that most lawn fixtures that use solar energy uses lithium batteries. As well as powerful work tools like power drills, saws, etc. If you can apply that same type of lithium battery to power up your fixtures. I'm more then sure it will provide people with long lasting light that can actually power today's smart bulbs. I'm just more shocked no one has ever thought of that yet. That's pretty much a multimillion dollar idea. Just work on creating a line of decorative light fixtures. Especially ceiling lights because a lot of people have concrete ceilings and rooms with no ceiling lights. This would be something everyone is looking for. Being it would save people thousands on hiring an electrician and it would save millions of people money on electric bills. Hence why I said a multimillion dollar idea. Picture if this idea was available for the people currently in Puerto Rico or disaster areas with no lights. These fixtures would of been out of stock in seconds. Being currently have no lights and not enough money to buy generators to charge everything. This would of been the go to. Well its just an idea. Hope you consider taking this up.