BBOUNDER - 70W 9800LM LED Barn Lights Dusk to Dawn Outdoor Area Lights with Photocell (700W Incandescent Equiv.) 5000K Daylight Waterproof ETL&DLC Listed for Yard Street Flood Lights

It appeared to be well built, was easy to install and lit my yard very well. I installed it in September 2021and it quit working three days ago on Feb. 1st. It tries to come on and the LED's have power but are very faint and flicker. I can't recommend this light.Update... The light is fine, I found that my wiring had been compromised by water. Light is great!

I was looking to replace my power hog 350Watt outdoor light that was on all day and night. I was worried that an LED light might not provide as much light as the ole faithful yard light. I am extremely happy that this light is as bright and will even say it is better than the old light. I may buy another to put out in front of the barn as well. I hope it saves me a little money on the electric bill too. The only tough part about this purchase was getting my retired dad bod up the ladder to the point I was thinking the light pole or ladder was going to give way as I installed it in place of the old light. The installation was easy although I may need to replace the wire nuts with a waterproof version when I get the courage to climb up there again. May have to train a kid of to put wire nuts on and send one of them up there next time.

Awesome light and easy installation. It out performs my old incandescent light and it’s less expensive to operate. I do have some helpful advice. Draw a template on a piece of paper/cardboard of the light mount. Use that template to drill your pilot holes. That way you don’t have to attempt to hold the light while on the ladder to mark the bolt locations.

Bought two of these lights. Bought one in 2019. One last week for a some one else that I help out. He liked mine, because it was so bright, & lit every thing up so good. Easy hook up Green Ground White Nutrual Black Hot. Both LED Lights worked great. Also bought another brand that I had a lot of problems it turning off in the pitch black ,& not comming back on tell next night. Great Lights

When hurricane Ian came through, we were at a shelter. However, one neighbor said that he thought the winds were about 100mph; the TV said that a neighboring town had 89mps gusts. It's low horizontal profile likely led to it's survival. However, two points of contention. One, the bottom cover plate is not made properly. This is to cover the electrical connections from weather and corrosion. Apparently, what they did was size the dies and bending of the plate from the prototype, not the final aluminum product casting. They forgot that aluminum shrinks from the mold and is smaller as it cools. You must put that cover plate in a vise and shorten the bend about 1/8" with a hammer to get the screws into the aluminum housing. Otherwise, if you leave it as it is, then you are going to put too much stress on the frail cast aluminum mounting tabs, and they will eventually crack and fail. The consumer should not have to do this. Secondly, they provide no light sensor shield. I made one from a piece of aluminum flashing, about 1.25" square, with a 1/2" dog leg bend and tab, and attached it with outdoor polyurethane adhesive. In the older mercury lamps, the light sensor had a provision to rotate the sensor to the North, to avoid direct impaction of the sun and it's UV. No such provision here, so I made a tab to cover the sensor ~1/2" so that it would never have direct UV hit it. Once your sensor is dead, then you have to throw the entire assembly away - no way to replace it. Enough light bounces behind the aluminum shield to provide proper sensor light switching. They should have provided such a tab for the consumer. With ALL LED products, the chief failure point is in the power supply. Chinese products are especially known for high failure rates of the power supply. So far, with about about 9 months of operation, the light is bright, does not flicker, and seems to be doing just fine. However, it all depends on the power supply design. LED lights should outlast Hg ones by a wide margin, if the power supply holds up. This remains to be seen, though. Overall, a very good unit so far.

An amazing light! So inexpensive to purchase compared to my old 150 watt metal halide (and its bulbs)and twice the light. My neighbors docks are dark compared to mine and while i was hesitant about led's..i think i am a new fan! I bought it on Saturday and it showed up via amazon the following afternoon...took my wife and i about a half hour to install and when it got dark...boom! Plenty of light and my only complaint was that the screws that came with it were to lightweight for the pole they were screwed into. The heads bent under the minimal torque of my 12v impact driver. I replaced them with stainless steel and all the rest went perfect. Very impressed.

The light over my garage was broken and after a bunch of nudging from the wife I decided to replace it. The unit is easy to install and I had it up and running within 30 minutes. Later that night I went out to check it out......wow! It is bright! It lights up the entire face of my garage and really stands out! I walk my dogs early in the morning as thought to myself....no one is going to want to mess with my house!😂

This light is SUPER bright. I mean, middle of the day in front of the garage kind of bright! Easy to install. We weren’t sure whether to get the lower wattage ones or higher but glad we went with the lower as I believe the brighter light would have created an issue with airplanes trying to land in front of our garage! Lol

My husband put the light up in a very short time frame. Then we both had to go to work, but we heard from a neighbor that it lights up most of pur 1 acre of property. Hopefully it will keep the skunks at bay. LOL