LEDMO240W LED Flood Lights Outdoor, High- Brightness 36000 Lumen Stadium Lights Commercial Floodlights Heavy-Duty Outside Spotlight for Yard Court Area Field

This is the 300 single (3 LED) light head.It was very easy to wire and install. I am an electrician but the wiring is common sense.I hard wired my light to a junction box that I installed.I wired my light to a wifi controlled dimmer so I could control it from my phone. It dims to 10%!The light itself wasn’t too heavy but being that I installed mine under the cover of the soffit 24’ up it was unnerving holding the fixture with one hand, at the top of an extension ladder and keeping the anchoring parts in place with one hand..Overall I feel it is well worth the money..it is very well made… appears to have good sealsThey is a quite a bit of room to adjust.Now the dogs can poop in the light.. no guessing if they snapped one off or not with this lightIt is so bright that you could see the steam coming off the poop

Easy to install and is bright as hell

I purchased this fixture to Illuminate the front yard so the kids could play basketball at night this summer.We don’t have any street lights so it’s pitch black when the sun sets.this light totally surpassed my expectations!It is AMAZINGLY bright! My husband jokingly said it looked like the sun was out when he looked out the window.to my surprise when it arrived it did not come with a power cord attached. it is meant to be hardwired.my husband is handy so he was able to use a cord Off of an old coffee maker I had hanging around.The light is solid, durable and has a very good weight to it. The stand Has to be adjusted with an Allen wrench in order to get it to your desired angle Which is easy to do. It stands strong!Overall extremely happy with this purchase. Totally worth the money!

Nice and bright

A very good light. We installed in the back yard, and works great.

Bought my stadium light 5 yrs ago and have used it from dusk to dawn since. It still works just like it was new.

If you are working off of a step ladder and by yourself, it could be a little awkward to secure to the building. As a tip where I going to feed the wire through into the building I first screwed in a lag hook. I then tied a loop of rope through the fixture and attached it to the hook to hold the weight while I was drilling the pilots for the mounting holes of the fixture. Secure the fixture, remove the rope and lag hook and then feed the wire into the building where the lag hook was placed. It is very well packaged and durable. Now to find out how long it lasts. That Amazon listing states a 5 year warranty. A small orange card stock with the light has a FREE 6 month extended warranty. It also states ALL LED products come with a 1 year hassle - free warranty. So a concern is the warranty 5 years or 1 year. I'm going with the listing and made a screen shot of it.

We purchased these for our church parking area. They initially worked well but about 15 months later they both quit working. It was then I searched the internet and found multiple people who had the same issue with multiple lights failing and who could not get a response from the manufacturer regarding warranty replacement. After 15 months we must purchase new lights and uninstall the old ones and reinstall the new ones. These lights are not worth the trouble and hassle.