Dansny 80W Deformable LED Garage Lights – 12000LM LED Shop Lights for Garage Ceiling, Utility LED Garage Lighting with 3 Adjustable Panels, Ideal LED Light Bulbs for Barns and more Review

I bought a new house and there was only 1 outlet in the garage. I've been thinking about adding some lights for the shops and other things. But then I found this light. I screwed it in and turned it on. and wow it's always bright. I adjusted the panels to get the best light in the garage and it's amazing. The light output and brilliant white light are comparable to the metal halide lights you see in the gym. Just one of them and no big stadiums. Anyway, I only have one outlet in my 20 x 20 two…

I was very pleased with this light and the shipping was fairly quick. Going into it I knew it would be standard Chinese quality so I was very careful screwing it in. As I was screwing it in I realized something was wrong and stopped, I took my hand off the flashlight and it fell out of its own socket and was hanging on the lamp's internal wires. Now it's stuck in my outlet and I have to try to get it out. It looks like the crimp they put on the screw in the socket was of poor quality and didn't

Let me start by saying that I take garage lighting VERY seriously. I have a total of 11 4 inch LED lights in my two car garage and until these new lights came along I had four 100w LED bulbs in two regular overhead lights. The 100W LED bulbs are rated at 1600 lumens each, for a total of 6400 lumens per light. I thought it was the advertised 12,000 so it should be a lot brighter. no They're a bit brighter, but that may be because they're more focused compared to the regular 100-watt bulbs I've…

Okay, I used 100w fluorescent tubes in my two car garage and wasn't happy with the amount of light they emitted indoors. I started looking for the best lighting solution. Popcorn light bulbs, LED light bulbs, malleable light bulbs, etc. I realized I had little need. Easy installation, not bulky and oversized, energy efficient and really bright light. I watched a lot of videos and read a lot of reviews. but could not find the right product. if I hadn't seen a post about 80W 12,000 lumens…

I bought both the 60w and 80w versions. What drew me to this light compared to the previous deformable light I bought was the set of LEDs in the center - it's great at delivering light straight down whilst the petals can be adjusted to accommodate that Directing light elsewhere. Another nice thing about this light is the spacing between the LEDs - many other deformable lights pack the LEDs into a tight 1.5" x 1.5" bundle - if the LEDs are spaced further apart you get better light distribution .

Bought several "deformable" LEDs from various manufacturers. I wanted to light up a fairly large barn. This was intriguing because it claims to produce 150 lumens/watt, which is about 50% more efficient than other lamps of this type. In practice, this light used 60 watts (according to the Kill a Watt energy meter) and in my opinion it wasn't brighter than another brand's 80 watt/8000 lumen deformable lights. Actual power consumption can be difficult to measure and I'm not sure if this feature…