LEONLITE3CCT LED Security Light Motion Sensor, Aluminum Flood Lights Outdoor, 3 Modes Motion Detector+Dusk to Dawn+Switch Control, 3000K/4000K/5000K Selectable, IP65, Adjustable 3-Head, ETL, Bronze

5 star ebayer great fit

We had 4 motion lights on the corners of our home. Each with 2 - 150 watt bulbs. When all 8 were on that's 1,200 watts being used. These lights were put in when we built 15 years ago and were a little flaky now, not always working like they should. So, I looked into LED motion lights and read about these. Reviews were good so I ordered 4 sets of 3 lights each. I turned off the breaker that was marked but checked the wiring with a volt meter to be sure. I strongly suggest you use a volt meter to check both black (hot) and white (neutral) to green (ground) to make sure there is no voltage. Breaker boxes can be labeled wrong and wiring can be "funny" sometimes. Anyway, Yesterday I took down one old light, put the cross bar in place and wired in the new light, mounted it and aimed the lights. Adjusted the sensitivity to max and backed off about 1/8", set the time to max and backed off about 1/8" inch.This got it real close to where I want it and I may tweak them later. Put up a second light set. Installed the other two lights today. It took me 2 days because I'm 64, have a heart condition and I have Lupus. If not for that they would have all gone up in one day. I don't move as fast as I used to. Each light is adjustable left & right and up & down. The sensor is adjustable only up & down. Tried to loosen the sensor so as to move it left & right but could not. So, I moved the whole lamp assembly to get it where I wanted the sensor to be, no real problem. If you flip the switch inside the house "off" for about 2 seconds and then "on" the lights come on and stay on. Repeat the "off and on" and they go back to automatic and will come on when they detect motion (actually moving heat). The 4 sets of motion lights are mounted on the soffit, not on the fascia board. These light are great! Very bright, covers a large area (especially with 3 LED lights) and sensitivity is good. Just what I needed.

very good worked as advertised and using it for over 6 months - got 5 of them and installed as perimeter lights

I have bought these lights for several rental properties in the past few years. I think they're great. But for some reason in the two I just bought, the included hardware was wrong. The screw that mounts the light onto the bracket would not thread into the center hole in the bracket. So I went to Lowes and tried every screw they had and none would thread into the bracket. Also it's a non standard size hole (most holes on these kind of brackets are M10 metric screw size, but not this one). So I had to buy a 1/4inch x 3inch screw, put the head of the screw inside the J box, and tighten it with a nut on the outside of the light. That finally worked, but in all cost me an extra $20 and 3 hours of my time.

I didn't know quite what to expect from a light that appears to have three single LEDs, in a warm white, and with no apparent means to reflect and direct the light that's cast.Will it be bright enough? What type of beam will there be, and how far is the throw?The good news is that the warmer color doesn't seem to affect the perceived light output. There's basically a flood pattern which, of course, can be modified to some degree by aiming the individual heads. I have a few trees between 10 and 25 feet away from the light which now cast their sparse shadows probably 100 feet from the light, into the yard beyond.I'd spent a lot of time and money investing in solar lighting, which outwardly seemed to be the easiest to implement in order to see what's what after dusk. The problem is, the output just isn't ever quite what you wanted. Nevermind that solar panels degrade and onboard batteries swell and experience reduced capacity over time.Conversely, wiring this light couldn't be more simple, provided you've found a suitable location or, in my case, a fixture to replace. It never is starved for power and it doesn't require replacement specifically due to the means by which it's powered.The build quality seems to be good, and the material used feels substantial. Over all, I consider it a good buy.

Installed and works great. Love the colour changing ability. They are bright and do well to light up the yard.

UPDATE 30NOV2020: I stood far away and watched the lights come on with no apparent motion or infrared heat.. I do not like nor recommend. This is wasteful and costly to electric bills. REDUCED TO 1 STAR.... ORIGINAL POST: this thing has three 10Watt LED, so its 30 watts whenever it comes on which is great. My original spot lights where two bulb times 100 watts, or 200 watts total whenever they came on. HERE is the rub, my 200 watt lights rarely came on, but these lights come on all the time, and the sensitivity setting does not seem to be the key. i can see the yard light up through my curtains, i have watched thru the curtain and see the light come on and there is nothing moving, no wind blown tree limbs, no nothing.. it happens on a still night (keep in mind my 200 watt lights also had motion sensing and the new lights are in the exact same mounting spot).. so i don't know what savings i am getting if 30 watts is being consumed 75-100 times a night vs 5-10 times a night for my old 200 total watt lights...AND the lifetime hours is also being consumed by the amount of "on time" and the number of circuit "switches".. others have expressed the same issue with coming on for no reason... sadly it is true

The first month it worked as expected. Sensitively stop working as well as the timer after a few weeks.