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		<title>Let&#8217;s Open: Solar Motion Sensor LED Light from Vont &#8211; Review, Teardown, and Installation</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[A company called Divine LEDs (now called Vont) got in touch with me out of the blue to ask if I&#8217;d be interested in doing a review of their Solar Motion Sensor Light. I said &#8220;sure&#8221;, but with the caveat that my review would be honest, good or bad. As it happens, I like this little light. It seems to be well designed, and does what it promises: Light up dimly when it gets dark, and then brightly when it detects motion. It has what looks like a LiPo cell inside that&#8217;s charged by the solar panel. Of course, only time will tell if the light is any good. I&#8217;ll save my final judgement until after it survives (or not) … <a class="continue-reading-link" href="http://s.co.tt/2016/07/24/lets-open-solar-motion-sensor-led-light-from-vont-review-teardown-and-installation/"> Continue reading</a>]]></description>
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<p>A company called <strong>Divine LEDs</strong> (now called <strong>Vont</strong>) got in touch with me out of the blue to ask if I&#8217;d be interested in doing a review of their <strong>Solar Motion Sensor Light</strong>.  I said &#8220;sure&#8221;, but with the caveat that my review would be honest, good or bad.</p>
<p>As it happens, <strong>I like this little light.</strong>  It seems to be well designed, and does what it promises:  Light up dimly when it gets dark, and then brightly when it detects motion.  It has what looks like a LiPo cell inside that&#8217;s charged by the solar panel.</p>
<p>Of course, only time will tell if the light is any good.  <strong>I&#8217;ll save my final judgement until after it survives (or not) a New York summer and winter.</strong></p>
<p>For those of you that are curious, <strong>here&#8217;s a couple of close-ups of the circuit board</strong>:</p>
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<p><strong>Side note:</strong>  I say in the video that Vont is located in New York.  On <a href="http://www.vont.com">Vont&#8217;s website</a> they list a 718 number, which is Queens / Brooklyn.  However, the <a href="https://plus.google.com/109357671463361375070/about">Divine LEDs Google+ page</a> shows their location as Las Vegas, and the <a href="http://divineleds.com/">Divine LEDs website</a> shows Hong Kong.</p>
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