LUXYARD Backlit Lighted LED House Numbers 7", Stainless Steel Hand-Polished for House Address Signs 2, Lighted Up House Numbers for Outside Modern, Low-Voltage, Waterproof Corrosion Resistant

Decent enough quality but the fact you have to buy new wiring, wire it yourself and that you have to buy a power supply on top. I wouldn't buy again. If the wiring was heavier duty, I'd over look the added cost of transformers.

Everything as expected. Really like the two sets of connection hardware for different type of installation. Very bright. I installed mine together with a power supply and light sensor switch from a Home Depot brand, and all works very well.

The house numbers are worth it. They're well made and look terrific. I wanted to replace the original house numbers because they weren't very legible from the street because they were lit overhead. The overhead light caused stark shadowing obscuring the actual numbers. The Luxyard numbers are clearly visible and no overhead light needed. I'm very happy with the results.Here are a few suggestions from my experience.1. Tape the house number templates on a piece of cardboard then tape the cardboard to the wall. It's much easier to get the templates perfectly aligned; it's easier to make adjustments if desired and it reduces outdoor work time.2. Space the numbers 1-1/2 inches apart if vertical. My numbers are 5" tall and 1" spacing, which results in overlapping backlight. If I did it over I'd go with 1.5" spacing.3. Use the optional mounting plate if your numbers are to be mounted on a wall that's part of the living space. You can parallel connect all the wiring behind the mounting plate and only need to deal with one wire pair to power all the lights. My installation is on a garage wall. Four pair of wires poking through the wall into the garage wasn't an issue for me, but would be a real pain if it was living space. Dealing with one wire pair protruding into the living space is at least less of a hassle.4. Make sure you use an adequate power adapter. My four lights draw 1.5 amps so a rated 2 amp (24 Watt) adapter is adequate. If you have five or more numbers then you'll need more than a 2 amp adapter.

The components are high quality stainless front with1/2 Acrylic backs. A very heavy piece, that will take weather wear well. I used a separate 3/4" mounting board for my number because I did not want to drill random holes in my Garage's header board. I used a photocell switch so they are on only at night, they look great and very classy and I attribute to the high grade materials used in manufacturing. The only thing I did not like but was easily remedied was the 2 -18 gauge wire that go through the back are not snug in the hole that was drilled, in other words I felt moisture could get inside where the electronics are- so I used a small amount of silicone to plug it up- problem solved. I also used a longer mounting screw for the numbers and they pop out like 3D- very cool

Color is not the same so that’s a big problem as it does not look right !!