Review on 💡 D-SERIES PRO SPOT SM /2: Unleashing Exceptional Spotlights for Ultimate Illumination by Kevin Cole

They work, shine, and above all have good radiation. Anyone who makes light can choose a high power LED and put it in a housing to direct the light in a general direction. And of course it looks bright. Ideal for illuminating garage doors. In fact, however, companies cannot publish what a radiation pattern is. I bet most lighting companies don't even know what the radiation pattern actually is. The adjustment of the brackets is also great. Where I installed them I just rotated the brackets and they became taillights instead of bottom ones. A nice touch as the light floats in the opening and you don't see the mount. The light is directional. You don't want to mount them upside down. They have a proper breathable Goretex(?) membrane so they can breathe but stay dry on the inside. It is well protected and is mounted from below. Mounting the lanterns incorrectly would interfere with breathing. They have been working for a few months now, no problems. Before installing them, I connected them to a desktop power supply. They draw rated power or close enough for my uncalibrated meter. The specs are true (unlike some other things I've tried). Stable performance and power consumption regardless of the applied voltage. You have a proper LED driver circuit.