LEDMO LED 120W Wall Pack Light with Photocell, Dusk to Dawn Outdoor Commercial Security Lighting, 5000K IP65 Waterproof 12000LM

I am very impressed with the high quality and low price of the light. It even has a built in level in the base so you can easily make sure you are installing it correctly. I am also impressed with the silicon gasket between the base and the hinged light portion.The light is very bright and lites a large area in my back yard.

Pics are from (4/9/2023).Update: 7/30/2024. Lights are still going strong, still very bright and all 4 that ive bought havent had any issues. Havent had to open them once since they got installed. Been through many harsh thunderstorms, high winds, hail and of course, the famous south texas HEAT & HUMIDITY lol! Definitely recommend them to whoever is interested in getting some of these!Decided to buy 3 of these lights back in September of 2021 and have had them on a timer ever since and they’re still going strong! Installation was simple if you have proper knowledge of electrical and have proper mounting equipment.Lights came with a built in level which was nice if you dont have one on hand! They haven’t had any issues since ive installed them and they’re still very bright! Just purchased another one to add to the side of the warehouse.Overall i would highly recommend this light to anyone who needs an area to be washed out nicely.I have them on a timer which turns on at 12am and turns off at 6am everyday 24/7.

I love the light and the security it gives us. I think they are a fair price but do not last nearly as long as advertised. It seems at least once a year the light starts blinking and I need to purchase another. I believe the manufacturer should change their ads to indicate replacement will be once per year while being on approximately 4224 hours per year. Its a great product, gives the amount of light we need and comes with everything necessary to assemble and mount it properly.

The light is actually good. I thought light was defected, however my electrician found a electrical outlet tripped and the light came back on. Make sure to check your GFCI plugs if you lose power.

The light was extremely bright and covered ALL areas in a 180 degree angle. There were no blind spots anywhere in front of or to the side of the light. Amazing coverage. Even shines across the road into the neighbor's yard.Everything about the light was better than expected except for two things. One was the photocell sensor. I am not docking any stars due to this because I believe it was only a problem with my particular installation site. I installed the light at the top of an angled roof. There is a slight overhang on the roof which covered the light's top and side. Due to this, the light would turn on at dark and then turn off almost immediately. Then turn on, then off, etc. Over and over during the dark. When it was daylight, it stayed off no problem. I could not wrap my head around what was going on besides it being a faulty light. So I google searched the problem and luckily came across a forum post. That person had recently painted their gutters with a glossy paint and couldn't figure out why their photocell light was now turning on/off/on/off over and over. They figured out that the light was so bright and the gutter nearby was so glossy that it was triggering the photocell itself. So the light thought it was daylight when it turned on. They repainted their gutters a matte finish and the light started working fine again. So I held my hand over the photocell of this light, the light turned on, and never turned back off. I had found my problem. The slight overhang was causing the light to turn itself off when it turned on due to brightness. I had already attached the light to the building so I simply unscrewed the photocell from the side and moved it to the top hole. To remove it from the side, one of the two power supplies inside the light is blocking it. There are two screws but the power supply is also glued to the back. I just had to pry the sensor out while pushing the power supply (it's some kind of squishy paste glue so it's still slightly movable). Once moved to the top, the light performed flawlessly. As I said, this issue was a problem with my particular installation, not with the light. So I did not dock a star for this.The second issue is why I gave 4 stars instead of 5. If you follow the instructions, it says you can open the light (the light is two pieces attached by a hinge) to make the installation easier. It says that you can simply disconnect the quick connects attached to the two power cables traveling from the power supplies to the light itself. That is the only set of cables going from the back plate half of the light and the front half of the light that actually contains the LEDs. According to the instructions, you should be able to disconnect the power cable so that you can completely remove the front half of the light, making it easier to install the backplate to your wall. My light did not have these quick connects. The power cable was solid and glued coming out of the power supply and solid and glued into the other half of the light with the actual LEDs. So there was no way to remove the front half of the light in order to install the backplate to the wall. I just had to hold the backplate to the wall while also holding the front half of the light attached to the hinge. It was very awkward and difficult to install the backplate while also holding the swinging front half of the light. There should have been quick connects on the power cable going between the two halves like was shown in the instruction manual. Due to this, I had to dock one overall star.

We needed an automatic light for our local volunteer fire department. The old one seemed to be dimming over time, so coverage was spotty. This one was a great price and gives bright, clear light between our buildings. Not only does it add security, but it makes it easy to unlock doors.

Easy to install and are very very bright.

What you see is unfortunately not what you get. I bought these to replace the exact light fixture pictured so I could only have to swap out the power supply and light, reusing the base. First, these are much smaller than the original lamp advertised. Second, there is no disconnect connector. You have to remover the power supplies to split the fixture to hang the base plate. Also, for some reason, they used gobs and gobs of caulk to glue the power supplies to the base plate.(they are also held in by difficult to access screws) I'm sure the idea is that this cheap window caulk acts as a heat sink material, but it's not even close. Once mounted, they do work and throw off a decent amount of light. Although you will be left with rainbow patterns on your asphalt. Not sure if that was intentional or just a poorly designed lens. Oh, while we're on the subject of the lens, it's plastic unlike the lamp pictured which was glass...