Onforu 75W LED Flood Light Motion Sensor Outdoor, 7000lm Dusk to Dawn Flood Light, Security Light with Three Head, IP65 Waterproof Exterior Floodlight, 6500k Wall Light for Entryway Stairs Yard Garage

instructions are pictures and slightly related words. Over 50 yrs, have ran romex cable ( flat power wiring ) drill holes and mounted more than a few external lights. MAKE SURE HOUSE POWER TO LAMP WIRE IS TURNED OFF take the rmetal ring in hand, find the longest screw in packages. RUN SCREW in and out of the Nipple in center of ring, Will make much easier to mount lamp. mount metal ring with center nipple facing towards area you wish to light., to mounting box ( you supply mounting box and power wiring ... if no box and no clue .. HIRE ELECTRICIAN ) Pull White and black of house wiring ( the stiff wires, through top left of ring. green of house wire( ground ) through the right side. Back out green screw *do not remove ) Black disc. Remove center. peel paper, put wires of lamp through the circle and place circle around diameter of base of lamp. strip an additional 1/4" from lamps green wire. Unless you are good at balancing on ladder with one hand to work with or have way of holding lamp, get a helper. Both on sturdy ladders or ?? . Attach the House green wire under green screw, wrap clockwise, wrap lamp green wire, clockwise around screw, DO NOT pull tightly around screw, want loose, Tighten green screw, trapping both house and lamp wire. As long as you do not swing or drop lamp, the green wire will be strong enough to hold lamp, You can let lamp hang as you work. Using the wire nuts ( coned shaped ) Twist the lamp black wires counter clockwise, until have tight stiff twist. Place both black wires all the way into same wire nut, Hold both wires about half inch below nut, Turn nut clockwise, trapping both black wires in the nut. Do not over tighten, SNUG is usually good enough. SEE that no bare wire is exposed below edge of nut. if exposed, hold wires, counter clockwise, remove wire nut and try again. If still, remove nut trim a bit off the house wire. shove wires as deep as can into wire nut. Hold in wire nut, Twist nut CLOCKWISE. Snug is good. Push wire nut with wires inside through top left opening I'm metal ring. Same one house wires came through, Repeat with the white wires. Shove them through ring, same as black. Shove green wire into ring, Have the long screw ready, place it through the center of base ( you may have to move lamp arms ....DO NOT FORCE MAIN LAMP MOVEMENT >> USE SCREW DRIVER >> LOOSEN SCREW on side elbow of arm. As you place base to metal ring, DO NOT TRAP wires ... you must move wires behind the ring into the box, IF WIRE NUTS CAME OFF ,,, STOP !!! PUT WIRE NUTS BACK ON WIRES, REPEAT STEPS IN ADVISE ABOVE . Leaning a bit to one side, with small space between you can see where the long screw in base, meets the nipple in center of ring. Put screw in threaded nipple, Line it up. Hood base even with ring . Using screw driver, gently turn the screw CLOCKWISE, eventually you will feel it catch ( may have to wiggle base a bit ) DO NOT FORCE SCREW. Gently tighten screw, Hold base even with ring, screw is long, will take a few turns Snug screw. Do not over tighten. Adjust main lamp to your needs, tighten the screw in elbow, Again snug . This is the mounting part. Adjustments on bottom. Left is distance of motion detector. Middle is light detector adjuster ( how bright or dark to turn lamp on ). Right adjusts amount of time lamp stays on ( timer ) Set all to middle and when gets dark, start from there, Counterclockwise is less and Clockwise is more sensitive ... timer sets between few seconds to 7 mins of lamp being on. These are tiny rotating switches ...makes them VERY sensitive, Slight movements GIANT changes. SUGGEST do not make major adjustments ... took me 4 days to get mine where I want it, Thus far, once 3 settings adjusted ... works great. IS VERY VERY bright. Lights up about 25, 30 feet on either side ( well enough to see where are walking ). Center is day light, blanketing 2 and half car wide drive way and dependihg upon tilt, 25 to 30 feet of safe usable light from mounting wall. SO far a great purchase. Only been in use for 3 weeks. Have motion set to detect pet cats. Works fine. 8 feet away from wall, can easily read newspaper. No disappointments here.

Very nice very bright lighting. Motion sensor range about 30' away. The adjustable side lights will let you broadcast light over a very large area. Did have to buy a box to mount it to my wall, but easy to set up

Very, very bright light. Easy installation. Sensitivity and motion is a little tricky to get right, but otherwise great for the price.

I purchased the Onforu 65W LED Flood Light to add extra security lighting, and overall, I’m impressed with what it offers for under $35. What I like: The aluminum housing feels sturdy and well-made, much better than cheap plastic alternatives. It includes a gasket that helps seal the fixture against moisture when mounting. The hardware provided makes installation easy. The brightness is impressive—6500 lumens easily lights up my yard, driveway, or entryway. What I don’t like: Unknown reliability—time will tell how long it lasts, but at this price, it's hard to beat. So far, it’s working great, and if it holds up long-term, it’s an excellent deal!

These are bright and the detection distance is good. Priced well, too. They are not solar and require the installation of a box, but well worth the trouble

This light is extremely bright. Easily lights up my entire back yard. Installation is straight forward, same as any other light. Works in soffits or wall mounted, and everything you need is included. Motion detection, the timer, and dusk to dawn settings work as they should. Longevity to be seen, but I have no complaints about it so far.

Purchased this to replace one from Lowe's that only lasted 2 years. Easy to swap out to the new one. The motion sensor and the light are much better and 1/2 the price!

This small economical light is super bright, works really well and is easy to install (horizontal or vertical). The instructions are not intuitive, but are passable after some learning curve.