12V AC/DC LED Flood Light, 10W Mini IP65 Waterproof Outdoor Security Light, 900LM, 6000K Daylight White, 80W Halogen Bulb Equivalent

Very nice! These lights got installed over a year ago and they have held-up really well as outdoor flood lights. Very bright and low power consumption. Just what I needed for living off grid.

I'm using these for outdoor lighting around my kids outside "fort" (playhouse) in some trees. The fort is about 6x10 and I have 5 of these surrounding it and they provide great light to the whole area. Not 5 stars because the powder coating was already slightly chipped on a few new out of the box which will just make them rust faster , and the biggest annoyance is the length of wire is very short which made connecting them to a junction box a real PITA, barely doable. For the price I'd probably buy them again. 2 more inches of wire and I would without question. 5 months in the weather and they're fine so far. The picture has only 3 lights installed, one on each side of the back of the fort.

I replaced my RV porch light with this led unit. It provides just the right amount of light and it doesn't draw nearly as much voltage as the standard 12 volt auto style light. The factory 12 volt auto style bulb would get very hot and melt or warp the factory porch light housing. Anyone with the old auto bulb style lights inside their RVs know exactly how much heat they produce. This led light is just the right size for lighting up the inside of boats, Camper shells on trucks, etc.

Worked well for solar setup.

I wanted to wait a bit to write a review for this product since they are so cheap for what they are, usualy made in china products that are so cheap dont hold up but man was i supprised, ive had these for about a year in virginia weather. 2 are perfectley fine but water did get into one of them. But the light still works like the first day i installed em even with water in it. I did recently open the water logged one up to drain it and seal it and it still works. I would suggest to anyone buying these that when you get it take a screw driver and make ahure the screws are tight and for some added protection put hot glue arround the edges of the frame that holds the glass in to ensure you dont get water in em. But even with that being said i own 3 and im buying 3 more to light the rest of my yard. Im running these as well as other pathway and landscape lights off a 200 watt solar system and they are great and pull little power for how bright they are. Overall very impresses with what i got for the money

Deceiving specs, poor quality control The item came well packed The glass bezel was loose, I could not tighten the screws neither The thread did not go all the way through the housing, used a tap & die set so I could tighten the screws The light is bright but definitely will not replace an 80W halogen bulb!!! Think about it, your High Beams in your car are 65W !!!! The unit draws 480 mA at 12Volt, thus the SMD is less than 6 Watt Those SMD's / LED's can not be connected straight to the 12Volt The current of those has to be limited Thus they have to use a current limiter (aka LED Ballast, aka LED driver) Another shortfall of LED/SMD technology is HEAT, thus that 10W LED needs to be mounted on a coolsink From what I can measure, this light has been limited to approx. 6W Why? Maybe it overheated at full power, maybe it was a cost saving issue -------------------------------------------------------------- All in all the light is not bad for the price and I have seen worse As long as you do not expect it to be as bright as your headlights ...

These are pretty good lights. I have them hooked up to a 12v car battery on a light switch. The battery is charged on a solar panel so it is self sufficient and works well. I am very impressed with the light output. The photos are two lights on. Quality is fine for a stable mount, not sure how long they will last but will see. Also purchased a 12v display to monitor the voltage usage and a couple of power outlets (what we used to call cigarette lighters) to power up phones etc. and finally built a tray from some PVC boards. This is a simple solution for reliable power and lighting at a hunting camp or similar setup. 4 stars because one blew up when I powered it but returned without an issue.

Nice flood lite! Bright output. Sticker on back of lamp says for 100-240 volt, 10 watt. It is for 12 volt systems, AC or DC, at 10 watts. I have used it connected to a 12 volt, AGM battery for about a week. The battery is 35 Ah, non deep cycle, and I used the battery for the last two days w/o recharge to run the flood light. Current draw was 600 mA, and terminal voltage after two days was 11.8 volts. Probably could have done 3 days. Excellent light, but at this wattage, not equivalent to halogen brightness.

Well made, great performance, does the job well. Beautiful, even light distribution.

Great Product! Can't beat it for the price, working great and better than expected!