🌈 Remon 80W Blacklight Outdoor Flood Light - IP66 Waterproof Stage Lighting with Plug ideal for Blacklight Party, Fishing, Aquariums And More Review

This black light outperforms my black light in terms of power and versatility! This flashlight gets pretty hot during operation, but its die-cast aluminum construction with heat sinks keeps it under control. The form factor is not a DJ light. No power switch or DMX control. The light is more like a solid structure for outdoor landscaping. It is attached to a yoke that can be hung separately, but it can also be placed on its own. This lamp is intended for strong light blurring on large surfaces…

I usually buy UV lamps for scorpion hunting. (Scorpions fluoresce in the ultraviolet, so they're easy to see at night.) But that's my Halloween buy. The world looks very different in ultraviolet light. The first thing that struck me upon unpacking is that this lamp is heavy. He makes a very durable impression. As it runs on house electricity (not batteries) it is not very good for hunting scorpions BUT this UV light is very powerful. I have a room in my house that I call the ballroom. This room

This is a very cool light. It makes some reflective surfaces glow spectacularly, especially white and glassy, and even human skin. Outside he does the same to my house. I look forward to the Halloween response. Indoors, it lit up my kitchen and TV room in fun ways, and even lit up my cats. It makes the aquariums with the fish shine. I can imagine how this will add to the excitement of a DJ led dance party. I like that it doesn't use old fashioned UV lamps. LEDs are designed to last for many…

This was sent to me for a product review. This light is intense and heavy. I figured that since it was LED it wouldn't be very powerful, but in fact it was almost blinding, and the rear finned metal body was slightly warm. It came with a mounting bracket (fixed/detachable) and even metal concrete anchors. It's a lot bigger than it looks in the pictures! This type of high power light costs double or more at a party store. You can see the dimensions in my photos, only the toggle switch is…

UPDATE 23 MARCH 2020 After using this light for two weeks and running it for a long time I can honestly say that this light will work well for a long time. .TEMP TEST: 12 hours worked. top 70°, bottom 80° where I had the bracket. I have also used it as an uplight wall light. The built-in thermal synchronization (fins) dissipates the heat very well from the back. Those who say it's going to be hot; You're right, it's a black light. You get hot. However, make sure the fixture is installed and air

Excellent wide bright illumination. About 170 degrees. Excellent room coverage, although you need at least 2 to cover 2 sides for 360 degree coverage of anyone or objects in the room. It is clearly intended for permanent installation. There is no switch as it is expected to plug into a switched outlet or AC controller for control. Very solid construction and well-functioning heat sink. Although the radiator hits 70F at 160F in a cool room, I would question the outdoor durability if it's a hot…

As a teenager in the 90's I've had a lot of black lights over the years. Even cheap light bulbs that can be screwed into any lamp. This is the best I have found and the price is amazing. First, it has some weight. It's not too heavy, once installed it can fall off the wall and yes you can install it. There are even two of these which my husband dubbed "plasterboard beams" although he said he had never seen the style before. Maybe something abroad? But it is definitely doable. It has a handle so