Dream Lighting 12V Black Oval Waterproof LED Courtesy Lighting, Step/Stair/Deck Lights for RV, Marine, Boat, Surface Mount - 6 Pack, Warm White 0.1 Watts Review

These headlights are ok as expected. Deducted 1 star because the white wire is grounded, the black wire is hot. It's just not intuitive or "normal" on a 12v system. I thought I was screwed until I read the instructions just to flip the wires.

Used these lamps for outdoor seating with lighting. Coupled with a 12V AC/DC converter, I was able to connect it directly to my existing outdoor lighting. All lights have worked great at night for the past two months.

very misleading. We were expecting the lights to be bigger but were surprised when we checked the mailbox and they were in a regular sized yellow envelope, they are tiny! We bought these for our posts on the patio but will be using them for lighting on the steps.

Light Works Great! One of the 6 black frames was missing from one of the 3 packs of 6 bulbs but Revain fixed the problem in one day. Great addition to the new front steps. Be sure to follow the polarity instructions when connecting to a DC power source (outside the US). Black is + and White is -

At 12.0V, the lamp consumes 0.019A (19mA) and consumes just over 0.2W of power. That's more than double the advertised numbers (but still quite usable). The light output is sufficient for my application as stair and dock lighting. Update - I have 26 of these running multiple hours every day for a year. No failures!

I bought these to replace some extra lights on my boat. The holes that had to be drilled to fit the original brackets were larger than this small bracket could even cover, leaving a large crescent visible above and below the bracket. I had to make some adapter plates with my 3D printer but this was easy and works great to close the hole.

I used to have string lights on the rafters of my eaves to provide a dim light for my backyard patio. The problem was that they weren't automatic, used more power, and were a point light source (distracting). I removed the black cap from these lamps, installed them in a well between the rafters and hooked them up to the low voltage lighting controller. It gives a nice diffused light, is part of the low voltage backyard lighting (automatic) and consumes very little energy.