Nilight 15016F-B LED 2PCS 4.5-inch 27w 3000LM Round Flood Light Pod for Off-Road Roof Bar, Bumper, Jeep, SUV Truck, Hunting - 2 Years Warranty Review

I've only been riding them for a few months and one of them already has some condensation inside. They're very bright, maybe even a little brighter than the previous pair, which both filled up completely with water and started shorting out. The light isn't very directional either. It just casts a huge white glow around the front of your car. If you point them down, you probably won't be able to blind oncoming traffic. I think you get what you play for.

This was the perfect replacement for my 2003 Jeep Wrangler TJ OEM fog lights which were so fogged up I couldn't tell if they were on or off. However, there are two things: first, I want the cable to be about 6-12 inches longer, and second, I want there to be some sort of universal adapter, or at least a set of car-specific adapters. I really don't like connecting to OEM cables, but I used combo terminals so at least I didn't have to cut the cables. I also used a bit of protective tape to…

I installed 3 of these on my lawn mower to blow snow at night (2 forward, 1 back). All winter they were covered with snow and vibrated, and everything is fine with them. They're inexpensive so time will tell how they hold up, but so far so good. This is a good compromise between size and illuminated area. I didn't expect them to be bright enough to be used as fog lights in a car, but they work really well for slower objects like my lawn mower or stage lights. They're small enough to fit in most

I first bought fog lights from Harbor Freight. The only problem was trying to set them up. It was a pain as it used this gear base system that only used one bolt to adjust and tighten the bumper. Given the angled fenders that the Stinger stem had and the base that came with those headlights, the fog lights could only be angled up and down. I can direct these smaller light capsules both downwards and straight ahead. The profile is also much thinner than the halogen versions I've replaced. It was

Definitely quite bright I was planning to only use one of these on my bike but yes. You don't have enough LEDs until you reach 80% of maximum stator current ( ͡ᵔ ͜ʖ ͡ᵔ ). However, in terms of actual lighting, they are amazing. Together they create a continuous stream of light. For the most part, they don't illuminate 180 degrees, which is fine with me. I would say most of the light is distributed towards the middle, up to 90 degrees you still get quite a lot of light and after that it dims as…

No quality control and honesty in the description. In one of the two lamps, only 6 out of 9 LEDs lit up. The other flashlight had all 9 LEDs on but used 17 watts. Output was almost constant at 17W from 11V to 24V (1.54A at 11V, 0.73A at 24V) (at 13.8V it drew 1.2A - 16.56W). that's 1.9 watts or over two liters of used hay in a gallon container - that's a gallon of used hay, that's just bullshit. If they sold them as 18w bulbs and all the diodes (LEDs) worked I would give them five stars at that

I didn't want a moody solar system lighting the flagpole, and since the flagpole is also a shortwave antenna, I didn't want a noisy AC line nearby. So 12V DC LEDs seemed like the only sensible solution. These lights are great but the questions and comments didn't help me much. Here are my comments.1. Brightness. These lights are insanely bright.2. Strength. The total power of the two lamps is 27 watts. I measured 13.4 watts each. This is important in my application as I am running about 100…