Review on 🌞 MG1000-450W: High-Performance 12V RV Security Flood Light with Motion Sensor, Battery Monitoring and EMI Suppression by Robert Olguin

This new light has just been installed. Summer heat/humidity made boarding the RV difficult. I had to drill four new holes for assembly, which wasn't a problem as I could only use one of the existing holes. It's easy to plug old holes and plug them with a new device. Just two wires, plus black and white minus. A crimped wire connector is included, but I decided to use a solderless wire connector while working on a ladder 10 inches off the ground. Inserting two screws to stabilize the light wasn't easy as gravity works against you. A magnetic screwdriver that will hold the screw in place works best. Now the negatives: the rubber gasket between the plastic lens and mount is a big bear (insert your word) to stay in place. Finally I used some silicone glue to hold it in place and attach the plastic lens. The previous light had motion sensors on the side but they fell apart after a few years so I went with this item. As soon as I go hiking again, I set the activation level, which is under the plastic lens.