Onforu - 100W LED Flood Light Outdoor, 8900LM Super Bright Security Lights, IP66 Waterproof LED Lights, 6500K Daylight, White Light for Garage, Patio, Garden,

Love the security these provide! Amazing brightness. Easy to install easy to adjust. Connected these to Alexa well worth the money.

I recently purchased the Onforu 100W LED Flood Light for my backyard, and I couldn't be happier with the results. These lights are incredibly bright, they're perfect for security and outdoor activities, making my space feel safe and welcoming. One of the standout features is their IP66 waterproof rating, which ensures they can withstand heavy rain and other harsh weather conditions without any issues. The build quality is solid, and installation was straightforward. I also got the Dkluub Outdoor Outlet Cover Plate from Etsy. It has an 8mm hole that's perfect for the cables, and the built-in visor prevents water from getting in, ensuring a safe and durable connection.

Edit Both lights have shirted out due to moisture getting into them. The first one died one year after purchase and the second 3 years after purchased. Not sure how water got inside them since they were bung 30 feet up on a tree though Well built and bright. Got it hanging 30 feet up and it lights up a huge area very well. Exactly what we needed since the moose have decided our yard is their new party pad

I purchased these to use as local lighting in my shop (not the intended use for these). Mounted a couple to squares of plywood to be able to place on the floor or wherever I am working. Works well. In some circumstances where the light might be in direct view of my eyes, the individual LED’s appear too bright. I cut and place a piece of plain paper over the lense to act as a diffuser and it is fine. Also since they take such little power, no risk of burning yourself on the bulbs. Unlike regular or fluorescent bulbs these don’t break when moving around.

The light fixtures are held in place by a C shaped bracket. The lamp is held to the bracket by a bolt on each side. Rather than use bolts that would fit a standard socket wrench, they, instead, used bolts that require an Allen wrench that is substantially larger than most handymen would have. SO that's problem #1. Secondly, the bracket is held in place by two screws, which are not included. The holes are behind the lamp, so to hang it properly, you have to remove the lamp for access. So we're back to the need for the Allen wrench. It would be helpful if the manufacturer insist on using the Allen screw, that they also include the Allen wrench to remove the bolts...in addition to being able to loosen them to adjust the cant of the lamp. Finally, the guarantee is a bit vague, but since you get two for about $35 each, they are worth the gamble.