Radiance LED Lighted Mirror
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Searched across the web for the best LED mirror manufacturers and came up with Electric Mirror, Keuco, and Grand Mirrors. There are dozens of other brands and distributors that sell mirrors direct but most out there look cheesy. We wanted something very classy, and bright enough to make the light usable versus just an illuminated border acting as a gimmick. Keuco is a bit too modern for our tastes. Grand Mirrors has an online storefront but they are really a wholesale manufacturer and the order cannot be finalized without extensive back and forth with documents over email with a pushy sales rep. Electric mirror, and in particular this model, is a very different design than most of the mirrors we saw. Be careful you don't buy one with rear facing LEDs or it becomes more of an ambiance mirror. This model uses forward facing LEDs mounted at an internal 45-degree angle towards your face illuminating you when you step on front of it. The mirror is flush mounted to the wall and requires an electrician to flush mount an aluminum power transformer in the wall to convert from 120VAC to 12 or 24V DC. This is a bit more involved as you have to cut a hole in the drywall but it creates a much better flush look and the lights are very bright. Lumens had a great price and a good refund policy that provided a ton of reassurance in case we didn't like them. Overall extremely happy
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Beautiful mirror
We installed this lighted mirror as a part of a bathroom remodel. It adds sophistication to the bath and we are big fans. The lighting replaces vanity lighting that we would have installed with a regular mirror. One thing to note is there is a driver that needed to be hidden in the wall.
Electric Mirror
Electric Mirror started in 1997 in the Lynnwood, Washington, garage of founders Jim and Faith Mischel. When the couple's son Jim Jr. reached adulthood, it was only natural for him to join the family business. Even the couple's brothers and sisters have joined in on the action, bringing their unique skills and expertise to the company. What began with just four employees has blossomed into a much larger operation, now employing more than 380 people. The company moved from a small facility into its current 125,000 square-foot space in Everett, WA, back in December 2015, and it isn't showing any signs of slowing its growth. Electric Mirror holds more than 40 patents for the technology used in its products, thanks to years of steadfast dedication to innovation.