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Yoshikawa Stocker With Lid, SmallYoshikawa Okazu Stocker Dish with lid 810ml 810ml The birthplace of Yashikawa, the city of Tsubame in Japan's snow country of Niigata is an area of traditional local industry that is the cornerstone of metal craftsmanship. One of the features of the Yoshikawa Okazu Stocker Small Dish, is its stackable design, which allows for easy and space saving storage. The dish can be easily stacked on top of other dishes of the same size, making it a practical
Yoshikawa Okazu Stocker Dish with lid 810ml
吉川 おかず ストッカーディッシュ 810ml
The birthplace of Yashikawa, the city of Tsubame in Japan's snow country of Niigata is an area of traditional local industry that is the cornerstone of metal craftsmanship.
One of the features of the Yoshikawa Okazu Stocker Small Dish, is its stackable design, which allows for easy and space-saving storage. The dish can be easily stacked on top of other dishes of the same size, making it a practical choice for restaurants or other food service establishments with limited storage space!
The 18-8 stainless steel allows for a heat resistant temperature 50 degrees, cold resistant temperature -30 degrees. Dishwasher compatible. Stackable for neat storage. Perfect for preparation and storing food.
- Model Number: YJ2344
- Origin: Japan
- Capacity: 810ml
- Size: 16.5 x 11.5 x 6.3 cm
- Material: 18-8 stainless steel
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★★★★★ 5
Bright lights
Color: 2Pcs 18W LED Flood Light
Installed on my garden tractor , they work much better than the stock headlights, now I can see what's in front of me at night
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Reviewed in the United States on April 10, 2026
★★★★★ 4
Good quality, bright, good light projection pattern, good choice for snowblowers
Color: 2Pcs 18W LED Flood Light, Color: 2Pcs 18W LED Flood Light
This review is ONLY for the Nilight model 1260LM (the package of TWO of them).
This product has a flexible design, allowing it to be used in a variety of ways when you want to add illumination to a vehicle of some kind. It can be used as add-on fog lamps for trucks and off-road vehicle, it can be used as headlights for golf carts and such, and it is a good choice for adding headlights to snowblowers. The two mounting brackets allow swiveling and angling up and down for best aim and illumination pattern.
Each 'lamp' assembly is mostly made of black anodized or black powder-coated aluminum, with a water-resistant design. The front 'lens' is Lexan or some other suitable clear plastic material with good, durable properties.
The manufacturer claims that the included mounting hardware (bolts, nuts, washers) are stainless steel, but they seem to weigh too little to be SOLID stainless. Whatever they are made from, they do not attract strong (neodymium) magnets. Because I bought the lamps to use on my snowblower, I decided to replace the included hardware with solid stainless hardware. The large bolts for mounting the brackets are M8 x 1.25 and the smaller bolts for attaching the lamps to the brackets are M6 x 1.0. I also chose to purchase the smaller bolts with 'cap head' bolts, because it make lamp angle adjustment much quicker and easier. Each included bolt comes with a flat washer and a split-ring lockwasher, and the large bolts also come with nuts (the smaller bolts thread directly into pre-tapped holes in the lamp bodies). The included lockwashers make sense for the main mounting bracket bolts, but there is no reasonable place to use the lockwashers of the smaller bolts. I inquired of Nilight tech support, and they clearly had never thought about WHERE those lockwashers should be used, and they concluded that they probably should NOT actually be used.
Each lamp has a short (perhaps 6") 'pigtail' cable coming out of one rear edge, and these cables each have a pair of wires inside; a RED one for + and a BLACK one for - . The user can wire these up any way that is desired, but probably they will be wired in parallel in most situations. I wish that the cables were longer; as it is, it is necessary to splice them to other cables in places that will not be hidden from view and/or otherwise protected from the elements.
These lamps are designed to operate on 12VDC power, although the exact voltage is not critical. There is no need to use a special LED power supply, since the lamps include their own internal power conditioning circuitry. Powering these from 12VDC, EACH lamp will required 1A of current, to 2A total when wired in parallel. This comes to 12V x 2A = 24 Watts.
In my case, I needed to power the lamps from a cordless power tool battery which produces a nominal 20VDC, which can drop as low as about 16V. Accordingly, I used one of the ubiquitous and inexpensive "DC Converters" (aka "DC-DC Converter") with an input having a voltage range that includes the expected 16~20V of the battery, and has a regulated 12V output, and has a Power (Watts) rating of at least twice the expected load, in this case a 60W one from Amazon. Since these converters have nearly a 100% efficiency, the input and output power (Watts) will be the same value, 24W. Doing the math in my case, an assuming an average battery voltage of 18V, the math is 24W / 18V = 1.3A. My battery has an Amp-Hour (Ah) of 4, so 4 / 1.3 = about 3 hours of operating time for the two lamps from a fully charged battery.
My only gripes with the product have already been mentioned:
- overly short power cords
- poorly conceived hardware 'package'; the smaller lockwasher are useless, and the associated bolts should have had cap heads instead of hex heads (I won't complain about the lack of sold stainless steel hardware, since that would have driven the selling price WAY up)
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Reviewed in the United States on January 9, 2026
★★★★★ 5
LOVE these LIGHTS !!!
Color: 2Pcs 18W LED Flood Light, Color: 2Pcs 18W LED Flood Light
i put 2 on the front of my 24" ariens snowthrower and it actually was to much !!! using one now and PLENTY of light !!! i have lots of dewalt batteries and i bought a adapter that allows me to put a battery in and has switch and fuse , wired to light and used one of my old 2AH batteries and it lasted 2.5 hours no problem , non stop . my newer batteries are 6 and 8 AH and last up to 8 hours before recharge . LOVE these LIGHTS !!! installing one on ladder rack on rear of truck . you know how many times that will be used on a late evening or early start so i can see to load or unload .
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Reviewed in the United States on January 6, 2026
★★★★★ 5
Good bang for the buck.
Color: 2Pcs 18W LED Flood Light
I have bought 10 of these now. I put them on my work trailer and use them for reverse lights.
They are cheap, easy to install, and they work very well. Now and then, I break one; they are exposed on my trailer and stuff happens, and these are so cheap it's not a big deal to replace them.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 15, 2026
★★★★★ 5
used for a snowblower light upgrade
Color: 2Pcs 18W LED Flood Light
I replaced the halogen bulb that came with my snowblower with these bad boys. Talk about a night and day difference! I was able to use two existing holes on the top of the blower and the included brackets to mount them. I also had to get a rectifier that converted the AC 24V to the 12V DC these expect. Used some scrap conduit, wire loom, and some project boxes to bring the whole thing together.
Now the light is a lot brighter, and it's not half-blocked by the chute. Big improvement!
You can find plenty of howtos and parts lists on youtube to do the same.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 27, 2026