Amen to that. We live in a little subdivision by Lawtonka on 1.5 acre parcels. Some idiot two houses down behind me has a stinking flood light that ruins my night scenery. I can literally read by his fricken light.Very inconsiderate.Good luck finding something to light three or four acres without keeping the neighborhood up all night. You live in the sticks now. Keep it dark. I promise the neighbors don't want you lighting it up.
Something else to consider if you have a dark sky, International Dark Sky lighting
Growing up in the country, I prefer the dark. We do have IR cameras around the house though. If there is a bump in the night, I review the IR first, then switch on the outdoor lights if looking from the house. If going out to look, lights go back off and the flashlight comes out.
If Indian Electric Coop provides your power, they have lighting they provide, and maintain. for a small monthly fee. we have been on Indian Electric coop, for 44 years, and they are a really good provider. they recently came out and updated our security light to LED lighting, witch is much better. They seem to do a better job keeping the trees cut back, and maintaining equipment, and during the ice storm years ago, we were the only family member that didn't lose our power for a week, or more, everyone else was supplied by OG&E! WE had a lot of company during this time!First question: I now live out in the sticks N/W of Bristow. Our shop light has never worked above the roll up door. Electrician doing work on our remodel tested the wiring and the light has power to it. He said it is probably a bulb or photocell issue and that home depot has replacements. He didn't get up on the ladder and check the light as he was doing work on our main house. This looks to be the same type of light the power/electric companies put up on their power poles you see all over rural properties. Problems I didn't ask the guy what brand of light or any details. Do any of you know typically what the name or type of lights these are? Everything i find on the interwebz is the new LED version. Also, would it make better sense to just replace with a new LED model?
Second questions: Those with rural properties, do any of you have larger flood/spot lights mounted on your roofs or eaves to shine out on to larger pastures or areas of land. Thinking of getting several large lights to light up a couple area that are 3-4 acres each. If you have such lighting, what are you using. Thanks for the replies to one or both questions.
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