Onforu 13000LM 130W Outdoor Motion Sensor Outdoor Light, 3-Head LED Flood Light with Dusk to Dawn, IP65 Waterproof Security Light for Garage, Driveway, Porch, Backyard

Lights are extremely bright but they don’t stay on long is there a way I can adjust the motion so they stay on?

First impression is excellent. Need to finetune sensor direction. Lights are amazing. Hope the sensor is quality and not just like much of the sensor trash that is sold at the hardware stores since the sensor is the heart of the system.Will replace about six to eight lights once I am satisfied this light works.

I'm really impressed with these lights. Probably one of the few lights listed with real world legitimate Lumens. Color temp I'm guessing plays a part in this. Because these lights have the adjustable wings, my entire yard is illuminated & at a significant reduction in energy usage. This is extremely important since I have a pool & I enjoy using it late at night.The only negatives are the controls & the sensor. The controls are fussy & the sensor could work a little better.

It was as advertised. It works great. Illumination is outstanding and will intimidate anyone on your property that doesn't need to be.

A motion sensor light crapped out so I went looking for a replacement & found this. After reading reviews etc., I bit & hit the buy button. Overall it's not overly difficult to install, just make sure you have the juice turned off so you don't end up on your fanny while doing the wiring.30 minutes after starting I had it installed & couldn't wait for dark to come so I could make adjustments. Holy moly this thing is bright & covers a ton of area. A couple of small adjustments for distance & direction of the light panels & I was done. I spent another 30 minutes walking around seeing how far away it would sense my movement & turn on & how much I could see with it. This thing is the BOSS & I'm going to get another two to replace bulb type motion detector lights around the exterior of the house!

Easy to install, motion sensor works good , I like the looks of it I just wanted one that also stayed on if I wanted. Realized this after I hung it. So bought one without the motion sensor and put this one elsewhere. Works great. Price was pretty good too

I really wanted to like this light. It is well made from aluminum and would be a great light if not for the weak motion sensor. The light is extremely bright, so bright in fact it hurts your eyes to look at it even in full daylight! Unfortunately, there is no way to bypass the weak motion sensor, as the light is sealed and the detector wiring is not accessible. I am replacing this light with an ledpower brand 48 watt light. I have the ledpower brand in my backyard and it detects me at the back of the lot 100 feet from the house!

I bought this one to replace the 42 watt motion light that I had on my shop. Nothing was wrong with the 42 watt, I wanted more light because it looks out over the pasture.Easy to install well, yes and NO.I wire was long enough but the mounting bracket was less that desirable.The bracket:It need to be redesigned. If you look in the pictures (the add pic) You will see a the part labeled gasket. The entire part is no a gasket. that is only referring to the the black outer ring. the rest is the mounting bracket. The wire has to be behind that bracket on finished installation. The plate covers most of the access where you wires are going. If you are using the supplied wire nuts I recommend you don't. Just buy some Wago connectors (fast, easy, reusable and UL certified). I had to hold the light with one hand and make the connections. Let the light dangle off the connections while putting the bracket on and trying to take sure that the bracket didn't cut the insulation of the wire . Then make sure that all the wire was stuffed under the mounting bracket prior to final bolt up. As you can tell not a fan of the design much easier and better ones out there.Motion Sensor:Compared to the sensor on the 42 watt it is seemed anemic . i thought that it was maybe new style sensor that had the same specs but in a smaller design. Now after using it was a while and it does have the same coverage or distance of detection that the 42 watt had in the same spot with the same setting which is max detection same angle approximately. I do have problems with detection even when close to the building (4 foot off and 12 foot away.) when the sensor should be picking me up. The 42 watt would pick me up without a problem.Light output:I have no way of measuring the output except with what the eye can see. I can say that it does have more light output than the 42 watt. It does have good distance. I can see items in the pasture to about 100 yards way. To say that it is brilliantly lit up at 100 yards the answer is no. But can I see a coyote in the pasture and distinguish it between a dog and a coyote. YES if it stood there long enough.. Before with the 42 watt I could not.Would I recommend it, YES and NO. I would see if anything else on the market that was in the same wattage and price. if not then I would say it does what it is supposed to but you may want to upgrade the sensor if you don't like the detection. Have I changed out the sensor not yet. But if it fails then yes it will be changed out.