LEONLITE LED Barn Light with Dusk to Dawn Sensor, Outdoor Area Lights w/ Mounting Arm, Exterior Security Flood Lighting, ETL & DLC Listed, Wet Location, 75W, 5000K Daylight, Silver Review

Lumens are good. Seems well done. I see where people have had trouble with a cheap photocell, but mine works. I don't expect the longevity of the photocell so I'm hoping to replace it when the time comes otherwise it will render the light useless to me. The post it comes with for assembly was poorly constructed, it moves with the wind no matter how hard you tighten it. I had to wrap a few turns of good tape around it to fix it, but don't expect it to last forever.

I bought this lamp to replace an old mercury yard lamp for a house built in 1981. Don't come with one, despite what he says. It installed perfectly with the clamp provided, I didn't have a ground wire for it but everything works great just with hot and neutral. I like the sealed lantern, it would be nice if the wasps could nest one less spot, but the block isn't completely closed, there is a small spot at the bottom where the clamp is, I'll keep an eye on it. This light is much better than what

Update: The seller swaps out the light with no issues but still checks the top seal as it is very thin and I had a tiny crease and it wasn't installed properly. I would also make sure the bolts are evenly tightened and I will add a small drop of sealant. If this lid leaks, everything will get wet and the water will be difficult to dry. The thin gasket is made of high quality silicone, just not installed properly. While it worked it was amazing and in fact it continued to work even when there…

They are great and give a lot of light. Replacing with Metal Hallide 300W pays for itself in less than a year. Very easy to install. Simply aim your eye at the north sensor for the best way to toggle it on and off. That's the way to go for now until 100% solar catches up, and there's years before that. UPDATE January 2018 at about 6 months. We have had very cold weather for the last 12 days. I've noticed that it stops working at -5 or less. Did this for several days. I would turn off the power…

Light as described, comes with all parts needed for installation including all hardware and 2" brown mounting arm at 25ft. The light is actually brighter than the old mercury vapor but the light doesn't spread as directly underneath the light out.The instructions on the product are sorely lacking, to point the photo peephole north you need to unscrew 2 screws from the bracket with a plastic plug and then screw the entire bracket into the new screw holes in the base.The product will made in…

We bought this for our church to replace the old mercury fittings. This light is much brighter and whiter. Neighbors also like it because it illuminates the sidewalk very well. The installation is no different from other devices. I would definitely recommend this light as the price is very reasonable and it is commercial quality. ***UPDATE*** I liked this lamp so much I bought another one for our house. I'm an electrician by trade and this instrument is as good as it is at a very affordable…

GOOD The lamp is bright immediately and works as advertised BADI would say the instructions are useless but I'm afraid to offend the uselessness. The mounting hardware is very cheap and it is almost impossible to attach the extension without being able to rotate it. (I twist it twice in the wind as it's reasonably secure, but wish it was held a little more securely.) If you attach it to an extension cord, there's no room for wiring. You'll need to hold the light in one hand while making the…

Installed on an outhouse about 25 feet tall. I didn't have to use a bent rod as I was replacing an existing halogen bulb. Problem #1: The included clamp screws weren't long enough for my previous bar. I dug up and used two longer stainless steel screws with the same thread. Problem #2: When tightening the screws with the included pole clamp, the threaded portion of the lantern required for installation broke off. The body of the lantern appears to be cast iron (not that strong) rather than cast

I bought these to replace a 175 watt mercury lamp in one of my outbuildings where the ballast had failed. This lamp is very thin and weighs about 5 pounds. compared to the old one, which weighs 4 times more. It also mounts to three existing brackets on the building, so it's compatible with the spacing and holes for old fixtures (I didn't use a pole as it mounts directly to the wall of the building). It's also very bright (much brighter than the mercury lamp it replaced) and I'm amazed that it…