12 Volt Flood Light Bowfishing Lights 30W Low Voltage Flood Lights Outdoor IP66 Waterproof (White Light 2Pack)

I order the same lights few years ago and they still are going strong. I need couple more for light up my boat on night while isdocked and those lights sure do the job...bright as the middle of the day on a sunny day

Purchased for overhead lighting while camping. Using with a pair of 12 volt motion sensors to light up my area in theevent of something or someone entering. Works perfect.

Each light draws 1.5A from a 12V DC power supply, which translates to 18W power consumption. Light output is adequate for this kind of power. Nice warm power temperature. Good build quality.

Seem to be quality made product I guess time will tell

These landscape lights worked out great for me. I installed at the base of large palm trees and the light carries all the way up to illuminate the entire tree. Beautiful at night. Easy to install. Very happy with this purchase.

A worthless flood. Is throws about the same lumens as a 30 watt incandescent lightbulb where is should be very bright. A real piece of garbage The 10 watt floods are about 4 times more powerful

I searched and searched for a good DC light to hook up to a 12V battery setup as I don’t have room for a generator on my boat. I hooked up 8 of these lights around the front of the bow and have zero complaints. Obviously it isn’t like 100 watt light hooked up to a generator, but for a smaller set up hooked up via two 12 volt batteries, it is awesome. (Two 12 volts connected, not crossed to make 24 volt) I have taken these lights around half a dozen times and have zero complaints so far.

I like other, purchased a two pack. I put on connectors, and an ammeter so I could select a proper fuse, only to find that one light drew over 5 amps, while the other drew the expected 1.5-1.7 amps. The 5 amp light will likely exceed a cigarette lighter port (80W), get hot, or start a fire, as that energy has to go somewhere.You can't get product support through amazon for this (not enabled), so I threw the high-current light in trash. The working light works great, lights up an entire room, mostly for emergencies with solar setup.The back of the working light gets just past too-hot-to-touch, so that's a consideration. It has passive cooling with some aluminum fins.five stars if i didn't get a defective light that drew 80 watts ... that'll kill a car battery over night.Edit: The LED driver gives off so much RF/radio interference, it actually wrecks the ammeter reading. Using a more expensive ammeter (Fluke), I measure 1.63A at 14V. The radio interference was all the way up into the VHF spectrum. I wouldn't plan on watching TV over an antenna while using these.