Dusk to Dawn Street Lights - 150W, 20,000 Lumens Yard & Area Security Lights

Bought this unit to replace the CFL unit we had as our yard light, found the unit pretty well built, pretty heavy, did find a small crack in the housing that looked like they tried to fix it but it was located in a non critical area so it presented no concerns but worth mentioning.The lens cover worries me as to whether it is weather tight seeing as I didn’t see a gasket or sealant of any type, once again worth mentioning but not really a concern but only time will tell.Installing was very easy, real quick. Light has been working perfectly for weeks now, and boy is it bright, real bright, our older CFL yard light cannot compare:)The true test will be this winter when we drop below 30 below zero, the older CFL would not come on and we’d have no yard light again until the temp went above 20 degrees, so we are hoping that this unit will stay lit all winter.All in all a real quality built light, so far it’s working great, our electric company suggested this light for us so kudos to them. So if you want an easy to install light that has a very bright white light this one is for you, worth every penny!

It is like daylight outside now. This light will not disappoint. Almost too bright but you can adjust the brightness. Love it. Getting another for the front yard.

My parents have a farm that was so dark at night. They had some motion lights that would come on if you got close enough to them, but they turned off within 15 seconds and it was dark again. They needed something that would light up the farm and make it look like people actually live there. I chose this light when I read it put out up to 10,000 lumens. It was the most powerful barn light I could find and I am so pleased I went with it!The building it went on had an incandescent light that had burned out for several years. I wanted to replace the light with a no-nonsense dusk to dawn light that could be installed and I wouldn't have to worry about it for years! The light it replaced is over 25 feet above the ground, so I had to have a professional electrician install it.The result is there is truly a flood of light! The front of the building the light is attached to lights up the area at least 50 feet to its left and 50 feet to its right and 75 to 100 feet in front. I am truly pleased with how it has brightened up the area. The construction of the metal housing for the light is solid and looks so much better than the 7000 lumen light that had a rougher less smooth finish to the outside of the housing.I give it a solid 5 stars out of 5!

Light is fine. I knocked off a star because I wanted a replacement light that I would be able to mount with existing hardware. And after speaking with Superior Lighting Customer service, and ordering exactly what they sid to, I had to cut off the old bolts, drill new holes and put back up. Rather than being a 1/2 hour job, it turned into a few extra hours or running back and forth to hardware store to get a bolt to anchor in.Now if the light will hold up a few years longer than the old one, someone else can put the next one in.

The light was easy to install and works very well. The first one did not last very long, but the factory sent us a free replacement, which has worked perfectly ever since.

Great light. Light covers a large area

First of all I am a licensed electrician since 1978. Purchased November 19, 2020. When I bought this unit it looked and worked well however the last two weeks it has come on for a short time, heats up then quits after a few minutes, if you shut it off to cool it will light again then the cycle repeats. After testing it appears the ballast has failed I thought it would be an easy repair just replace the ballast but it has to be ordered on a Chinese Web- site and I have been unable to find anything compatible. Unfortunately I wasted $160 on this light and have to buy something else.

Mounted light on a pole. The mounting bracket conformed to the pole, using some deck mate screws, and the washers sent with the bolts to mount it. The mounting hardware looked like two of the same package, which at least gives your spares if you drop something. The mounting bolts were the expanding type which would work fine in concrete or brick, but would have been a pain in my application. I was surprised there were no lag screws for pole mount. I did not have any issues with the threaded holes on the light housing itself with the machine screws provided. Simple install otherwise. I have a metal halide light on another pole and this one puts it to shame, which means I'll buy another of these and use that one somewhere else.