Liberty SafeBrightview Safe LED Light Kit

Works well. I set them up to come on it tapping them. Used the velcro attachment system. Brightness is just about perfect. Although I have noticed that the batteries don't seem to last as long as you'd think they would being these are LED lights and I have them set to tap to come on mode. I use Duracell or Everyready batteries exclusively. Not really a complaint, just an observation on battery life in these lights.

For the price these are perfect. They are high quality and come with everything needed to install several different ways, there is double sided tape, screws, clips and hook&loop (Velcro) fasteners included along with a clip that the light mounts into. I personally used the mounting clip and the Velcro option to hook in the corner to the carpet of the sides of safe. The spread of light covers evenly and has a wide angle. I installed them into a 18-gun safe. One on each side of the door in the safe covers both sides. They are plenty bright. There is a switch that you have on/off or motion activated. If on/off, you push the face where the led's are to turn it on or off. If motion activated, it will turn on when you open the door, when it doesn't sense motion for 60 seconds they will turn off automatically. Very happy with these and will most definitely purchase again if I need more, I might even use them in a closet or other confined space.

I am using the product in my gun safe and it works very well. The light is very bright at 5000 K and lights up the safe extremely well. You do need more than one set for safe. I had gotten another set that came with my safe and it must have been an earlier version because the light is a bit dingy but the one I got through Amazon which came from Liberty's company is nice and bright at 5000 K. The Velcro and the adhesive that come with the light is very poorly made and does not not work. I had some Velcro at home so I use my own and attach it to the back of the light and that makes it stick to the safe very well. I see that is a minor issue. Since I leave my safe door open for extended periods I decided not to use the motion detector and turning the lights on and off is not very hard.While there is some better products out there on the market and through Amazon unfortunately they all have lithium batteries in them. I did not feel safe leaving a lithium battery in my safe in case of the rare occurrence that it caused the fire and my ammo and firearms went up in a blaze. Usually the fire hazard is when the lithium battery gets damaged and crushed and exposed to air but I do not like taking chances so these lights from Liberty which are non-lithium battery work fine.

These lights are great for the price. I haven’t had them long. But they come on as soon as I open my gun safe and provide enough lighting. Highly satisfied with this product.

Great product very bright works great

This was one of the best bang for the buck purchases that I have made. Tried to light up my safe with the cheap $5 to $10 foreign stuff to no avail. Those cheap lights, although advertised as motion detector activated were worth a sh$% and lasted for maybe half a day. Not to mention wasting a whole bunch of batteries as the lights went on and off as they pleased. Complete waste of money. THESE are the Cadillacs of the wireless safe lights. They can be activated by either motion detector or a tap switch. Just looking at them you can tell they are well made. LED lights look and work like top quality lights. Easy to install. Comes with various mounting options such as magnet strips, hook and loop or standard screws. Two packs of 2ea (total of 4 lights) completely lit up my gun safe from top to bottom. Complete installation took maybe an hour. Top quality stuff. Well worth the $$.

I own a 42 Gun safe and wanted some available lighting in it. Found these and love em. They are super bright and motion sensors easily detect. I have one positioned so it comes on as soon as you open the door. The install is perfect with the options of magnets, Velcro, double sided tape, or if you want you could drill and mount them. for anyone with a safe my size or larger i would recommend at least 3-4 lights depending on how you position them.

A good option for my Liberty Centurion 18 gun safe. I mounted one to the top of the safe and one under the shelf within the safe and it provides good illumination for the whole safe. The motion sensor works fine but I just use the on/off option as I don't always need both to turn on. If I'm just grabbing a handgun, the top light is enough. If I'm grabbing a rifle or shotgun, then the shelf mounted light is all I need.