16W Outdoor LED Flood Lights, 3000K Landscape Lights, IP65 Waterproof Walkway Security Floodlights, 1600LM LED Floodlight Outdoor, Equal 50W MH/HPS, 1/2" Knuckle Mount, 120V, Brown, UL Listed

If you need a bright light outside when you flip the switch from the inside this is the light you want. It has to be hardwired which means you will have to hoot it up yourself, there is no built-in plug. But once you get past this minor hurdle this is going to be a great light for you.

So I had a really nice McGyvr light that was adjustable to raise and lower to use when monkeying around with our boat, but it fell over a few days ago and the light broke off, and when that happened, the wiring also crapped out. (I tried turning it on and PFFFFT.) I almost tossed it, even tho it was SO convenient with it's own off and on switch. Fast forward a couple of days and I saw this light and it looked like it might work - and you know, sometimes things work out perfectly. I cut the wiring, unscrewed the big bulbed light, rewired this one in, and walah - she's back, with a smaller head now of course, but I would imagine with a less power draw as well. Screwed right into the contraption I had, and now super happy. One think I am unable to report on is how well it handles the outside weather, but it looks like it will be fine for years to come. Glad I didn't toss the whole thing when I did some yard cleaning the other day, as now my boat light is back! Over all, very pleased. If anything, it might be a bit brighter than I would normally want, but that can always be dialed back or the light turned a little bit to fine tune. Don't hesitate to buy this if it looks like something that will work for you and are comfortable doing some very basic wire connecting. Thank you!

I used this fixture to replace an older fixture that got damaged when a large tree branch fell and broke off one of the two PAR bulb sockets on a double bulb outside fixture attached to my shed. I reused the existing weatherproof box that had a 1/2" knockout and simply swapped out the two fixtures. I ended up rewiring this fixture and bypassed the photocell since I had this wired into a smart switch that I set up so I could set a schedule or control on-demand using Alexa or Google.I chose the 26W version since I did not want the area too lit up and this was the perfect amount of light for my needs. I'm OK with the 5000K color rendering although I would have preferred something more in the cool or warm white spectrum.The fixture appears to be well built and water tight. When I had the unit apart, I could see that there was a decent sized heat sink inside so I expect this unit to not be affected by overheating, which tends to be LED light fixtures biggest enemy and can significanly reduce the rated life expectancy.All in all, this LED fixture checks all the boxes for me and get my recommendation and a 5 star rating.

this small little light is very bright we have installed it to point up and illuminate our lawn feature. Installing was easy and the light has a good photocell on it so it will come on at dusk and off at dawn. could not be happier with this option.

This is a well-made product and it delivers as advertised. The materials used are actually pretty good and the product assembly is perfect. The LED bulb is bright and it just works very nicely. It's also waterproof so no issues at all so far.

As a Vine member I got one to review. My 2 story garage had two 150w halogen flood lights on it that are about 20' up. Over the years I've replaced countless bulbs and now the lights themselves are starting to fail so I was down to one. I get at them I have to pull out my 32' extension ladder. Not really a fun thing to do.When I had the chance to review Hocinderal's 50w LED flood light I figured "why not". I liked it so much I have a second in my cart right now that'll be ordered later today. The light does a nice job flooding the area with light. It takes a second or so before the light comes on but it's on a motion detector so it's not really an issue. It covers a wider area that the old 150w halogen and is brighter too. While I tend to like the warmer color temps this one, 5000k is nice balance between too yellow and too white. Plus with the build in photocell it doesn't turn on during the day.

I'm using this behind a building to up light trees. It would be good as a security light as well. It's very bright and the color temperature is suited to my purpose. If I were using it for security lighting I'd prefer 5000K though. Its easy to install in an outdoor junction box as long as it has a threaded half inch opening. This would also make a very good replacement for the incandescent sockets on a motion light. Good price as well

This was the perfect replacement for the older and energy-hogging floodlight on our garage. This light is small, and puts out a mere 3000 Lumens, but as an LED light it does so consuming 1/10th of the electricity of the traditional lights, and reliable for up to 50,000 hours of use. This is ideal if you want light, but don't need to see your house at night from outerspace. And it has the added advantage of being neighborhood-friendly--the light is limited, not overpowering. My own criticism? There is no mounting plate with this light. So you will probably have to get one separately to fit a 1/2-inch knuckle mount. Even with the combined costs, this is reasonably priced.