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

Another Technical SNAFO! Who is the FOOL that designed the lens and the rubber seal behind it? To lock the lens, the 2 slots at the top and the middle slot at the bottom must be accessible. There is NO WAY to place this gasket WITHOUT "sticky materials" making it IMPOSSIBLE to remove to make adjustments behind the lens. So without easy access to the 'controls' I basically wasted my money and could have bought a van light with the same wattage for about 1/3 the cost. I live PROOF, EVERY DAY A…

I wanted to upgrade my 2015 OEM Minnie Winnie RV courtesy light with motion sensor functionality. After researching different manufacturers and types of motion sensors available with and without power supply. I chose the MG1000-450W model based on; Features, user preferences, ease of installation, and return value. It definitely added an extra security measure for night-time motion detection and brightness. The white light actually shines 25 feet from the light source and has good visibility…

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…

Just installed this light on my RV. The good parts are mostly electronic beats - I think it's bright enough. 450 lumens isn't much by today's LED standards (and certainly dimmer than a vintage halogen motion-sensing headlight), but it will do the job of illuminating the side of a bus and deterring potential thieves. - Day/night mode and low battery alarm are intelligent design features. I like the slowly flashing light in night mode, which indicates an active car alarm. The bad parts relate to…