10W 12V 24V DC AC LED Flood Light Lamp Floodlight Security Outdoor Waterproof Ultra Bright Black, 4PCS Warm White

Super Duper !!!!!!!!work's great

Needed a 12V LED floodlamp for the new horse ranch so we can see at night. I've used these before from a seller in China, waiting many weeks to receive the unit. Pleased to find this with Prime shipping for the same if not better pricing than straight from China from an Ebay seller.Quality is good. No stripped screws, LED's well centered in the reflector. Color was the same on all 4 units, and the throw and wide angle was what I expected.There is a real, current limited driver board driving the LED. Happily it was easy to modify the driver board by removing a resistor to drop the current output in half thereby lowering the brightness. Why would I want to do this? Because if it's too bright, you blow out your night vision when you're moving in and out of the lighted area. Another reason is that I was running these off a battery and half the current consumption = twice the run time.Successful, battery operated lighting for the ranch.

I have 4 of these lights running through the load side of my solar charge controller. It’s a 24v system and these lights draw 1.5 amps when on. That’s right about what you should expect for a set of 4 lights.These lights bathe my 12x14 barn style shed in light. I have 3 positioned over the work bench side of my shed and one over the door for the back and loft area. With these lights on there is light for the whole shed without exception. It’s really overkill, but because the draw is so minimal, I’m keeping the setup as is.I can’t say what the outside performance of these lights would be, nor can I speak to high heat tolerance as the shed is insulated and climate controlled. For my application, these lights get the job done for minimal battery draw.

I have only been using the flood lights for a week, but the build quality of the lights was apparent just taking them out of the box. Full disclosure, I did modify mine a little bit by removing the factory power wire and wire gland and soldering in my own wire connectors to interface with the wiring already in place around my home and added a custom 3D printed hood of my own design to block and direct the light. By modifying the lights, I saw how great of quality these lights are. Most of these types of Floods I've bought in the past have appeared cheap in quality. Usually only the main body of the light itself that holds the LED chip was aluminum and the rest was thin stamped sheet metal that was painted. I've got many over the last year that have rusted from all the Florida rain. The only piece of stamped steel on these units was the mounting bracket. The entire light assembly from the main housing, back housing and cover, and trim ring appear to be cast aluminum. The screws also appear to be stainless, as it has rained everyday since the lights were installed and there is not even a spot of rust showing inside the head. My old ones rusted right away. I was sceptical at first becasue I've tried a few different lights that said were compatible with 24V AC/DC but as I later discovered, were not, but I do have them wired up to 24VDC and they work great.The photos show them up against my house and lighting up my 20 ft flag pole. On the picture of the front of the house the one closest to the driveway has my custom printed hod and the the one near the side is as it came. The other photos are a close up of where they are in relation to the house (still need to be permanently mounted) and how its mounted under the flag.I will be ordering these ones again.

I got these just over a year ago and installed three of them in the backyard. This week one died just in time for the warranty to expire. I checked the other two and although they are still working I noticed the finish is peeling with rust and the yoke bolts are completely rusted. I also similar ones from Volt Lighting that are older and still work with no rust. Of course, the ones from Volt are $60 each while these are $37 for four, so you do the math. Since I plan on living in this house for the rest of my life, I think I will be better off in the long run with the better lights.