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I mounted this on the side of my house at a pivot point so it can point to the front or the back. I plugged it into an extension cord which runs to a junction box. The junction box has a multiple plug into which I plugged both a Reolink wireless security camera and the light. From the junction box I ran an extension cord (outdoor) to another junction box on which I mounted a motion detector and wired one end of the extension cord to the motion detector. Then from the motion detector box I ran an extension cord wired into the detector at one end to a power distributor in my garage with a switch and a ground fault interrupter. So now I have a plug in security system with a switch in the garage combining a motion detector with the 10,000 lumen light and a security camera. There is also at the front of the entrance to the side an Insteon motion detector which is linked to both a siren which sounds though a vent in the garage at the entrance and a wireless light switch in the house linked to a 300 watt lamp. So if anyone approaches from that side of the house they are greeted with a siren, the 300 watt lamp inside lights up, they are captured on video, and they are blinded by this light. The light connected to the motion detector turned out to be a strobe light cycling at the AC cycle of 60 per second because the motion detector wasn't intended for LED lights which is even more impressive than a steady light. And if I want to light up the back yard the light pivots and if I want to bypass the 20 second limit on the motion detector flipping the switch on the power distributor twice does that and I have 10,000 lumens lighting up the back yard and the swimming pool. I'm not an electrician, but I can follow instructions. Great combination and an interesting project. Now the neighbors hear all about it if someone approaches the house, I get an email from the camera, and anyone who shouldn't be there is blinded. Oh yes, there is also a solar 3500 lumen lamp at the entrance to the side which triggers. And there is the lights with a motion detector which have always been there. So when anyone approaches the side of the house all of the personnel in the International Space Station can see them in the flash of lights. This is also in addition to three 3500 lumen lights with motion detectors which go on facing the front of the house and a solar 3500 lumen lamp which triggers to light the front door which also triggers a doorbell signal inside from an Insteon door sensor. I hear and see and record anyone who thinks about getting within 40 feet of the house. Oh yes, the Reolink cameras which surround the house also speak and tell everyone that their goose is cooked and the neighbors are all looking out of their windows and I am looking at them on my iPhone. And all of this is really cheap and it all came from Amazon. Which is where everything comes from now. Thanks, Jeff. Take a look at my house at night while you are up flying around space.

I bought this light to grow Habaneros in my closet since it is winter right now in NY.I did a ton of research on lighting rigs when I was growing cannabis last year, but ended up putting the plants outside, instead. These other rigs are out of my budget and to find that you may need 2 or 3 of them for a few plants was out of the question. I saw a few videos on Youtube and read a lot of reviews online and decided this would work best for me and the price was right (I believe I paid around $20 for it)My plants are super lush and the leaves are huge. The picture is after I had a little mishap a few days ago and forgot to water them and they're recovering. But man, this light as some power. It is hung about 2 feet above the plants (6 in total along with a small fig and geranium that were cut back and dormant a week ago) and everyone is loving it. None have leaves reaching for the light, nothing is leggy. They're all compact bushes. I had bought a second light, just in case, but one is doing the job fine. I may space them out a bit more soon and add the second light.

I'd like to echo a concern that others have already raised: the on/off switch is faulty right out of the box. Unless you hold the switch in the 'on' position constantly, the light will turn off as soon as you release the switch. This is particularly disappointing, given that the light is impressively bright when it's working. It's a shame that such a promising product is marred by a defective switch.‼️

This product is one of those products that make you step back and say "WHAAAT?!"... I got this light in the hopes it would be a decent indoor light for vegetative growth. Upon measuring the light output I have to say I am FLOORED at what this little light can produce! Honestly, this is incredible! OK, so on to the specs... So... This LED array is listed as a 100 watt panel that puts out 10,000 lumens. WRONG! Let me explain first, this is actually a GOOD thing I have discovered. This LED array pulls around 73 watts and at the source puts out 39,000 lumens. At 2 inches away from the array it reads 28,466 lumens. In fact, the array does not lower to 10,000 lumens until we reach just over 8 inches away from the panel( actually 10,191 lumens). I measured this panel all the way down to 18 inches away from the array and it was STILL producing enough light to match a 2 foot T5HO fixture at 2,200 lumens! This light was compared against a 150 watt high pressure sodium(15,480 lumens) , a 200 "actual watt" giant CFL (10,081 lumens) and a 250 watt high pressure sodium with digital balllast at 32,310 lumens.I don't understand how something THIS affordable can come ANYWHERE close to my main 250 watt hid system. I am now in the process of figuring out how to directly swap out my light for this because I wish to put it to the test. I do have ONE CON to inform people of. Though this array is INCREDIBLY powerful for the amount of energy consumed, it has ONE flaw. The "light spread". You see, with my HID system I have a reflector which disperses the light in all directions which makes for even light distribution. With this array I will either have to move the light location in the grow once per day to the opposite side of the grow cabinet or I will have to buy a second panel. The light is more "focused" and less "spread". Either way, it's no big deal... This light is an INCREDIBLY powerful little a$$kicker! I know for certain my high CBD strains are going to explode in growth! I can't wait to flower with them! I just hope they last... Only time will tell...

I am using this to light up a parking lot of an apartment complex. it was very easy to set up, and seems very durable. the stand and case are both made of metal. the light is VERY bright. you cannot beat this for the money. this is a great value for 50 dollars

I need to purchase 3 more. We had a power outage and hooked this to the generator. All I could say was ' don't go in to the light CarolAnn'