Motion Sensor Outdoor Security Light, 100W 8750 Lumen LED Floodlights with PIR Sensor, IP66 Waterproof Motion Sensor Outdoor Wall Light with Remote Control for Garden, Backyard, Garage (100W) [Energy Class F]

Excellent product easily installed lights up my garden and gives full range for my dogs to go out after dark

This my best purchase.The sensor works very well, and you can switch with the remote as well.I'm electrician, but really rear, when I meet some good quality light like this.I can highly recommend!

The media could not be loaded. 30 watts seems like a lot but it could be brighter. It's not a huge light so it's easy to handle.The metal anchor bolts are not the easiest to use. Be careful not to drill too much as the screw is not fixed to the anchor so can easily dissappear into the cavity and you can't get it out.The remote was very handy to use and set what mode you want to use. Far better then the little dials.The light could be brighter for 30 watts, if you've got a larger area then I'd go for the 100 watt edition. Just to guarantee the extra light.It's rated IP66, but I've just installed it and havnt had a chance to test it under major weather conditions.All in all, a good little purchase for the price.

Easy to installVery good light 💡Motion detection 109%

This really is nice and bright. and the remote is very useful.Downsides are:An absolutely stupid design of bracket, or rather the way it attaches to the light. It has the usual screw with a knob attached to mount the light on to the bracket - fine. Unfortunately the light doesn't have the usual threaded hole for the the screw, but a separate clip that has the nut thread on, and when tightened holds the whole thing in place. Problem with this design is that the clips will fall out while you are trying to mount the light, so it becomes a four handed job!They need to redesign this or find away of holding the clip in place (hint try a piece of sticky tape or super glue.The PIR is easily tiggered by blowing leaves, while other PIR lights are not triggered, the sensitivity buttons on the remote don't seem to make a difference, but its very difficult to understand what the symbols used on the remote mean, a simple + - would have been better!. The 'manual' is no better in this respect.Would I buy again? Maybe if they fixed the PIR sensitivity issue and the mount.

This is my second Floodlight of this type and the second one to fail exactly in the same way.Now before I go any further I've been in property maintenance all my working life I've been there done it many times i have the badge one could say, so I've fitted plenty of Floodlights over many decades from halogen up to these fake led lights do they do what it says on the tin seriously not, this rubbish is being sold to the unsuspecting customer unknowingly with with a false shelf live meaning you will be lucky to get 12 months out this stuff here's the crooks of it it's 10 months old it's completely failed there's a faint heartbeat of light barely seen when you eyeball it, the reality of this stuff, it's you buy it, it fails you buy it fails, you buy it, it fails, who wins and looses in this cycle you've guest it don't waist your money with poor quality Chinese product you will end up broke...

Easy to install and operate, remote makes it so easy

I bought this LED flood light in December and fitted it very soon after it arrived. Very easy to install and nice to be able to adjust settings with the remote. Nice bright white light and after making some adjustments to the sensor, sensitive, range etc. it works very well. I have it installed above my garage door so that it lights my drive when driving onto it or when coming out to get in the car or to go into the garage. However there is a slight issue with it. Even when turned off the LEDs glow dim. I have messaged the supplier and they have told me that this is normal and not to worry. I have, however, done a search on the internet and the consensus from a number of sources is that it’s an issue with the electronic switching circuit in the lamp. Apparently quite common on these Chinese produced units. I don’t think it’s unsafe but it’s just a bit alarming that it’s going to be using electricity all the time, all be it a small amount.