If you want brighter, hard wire it.
I purchased these before and they worked fine. I decided to go brighter than before but I don't want to hassle with running wire to them. The good thing about these is that you can move them anywhere you want without the time to run wires. I have about 4.5 acres of land and I share about a 5 acre pond with 3 others. So you can see, if you want light somewhere, LED/SOLAR is the route you have to work with. On the scale that I am running, this should work out fine. Don't get me wrong and don't start cheering about someone else is for the NEW GREEN DEAL, I am totally against it, but for things like what I am doing, it's fine to try out. Sorry for getting a little political but, wrong guy to go on that topic. I will update this later on in the year. Give them a try. 02/19/2025 Update: I just installed them and was able to see how much brighter they were. I am pleased with the results but I now know I should've gone brighter. I should've went with the bigger ones that resembles a street light in the 10,000lms and I believe that these topped out at about 50,000lms. I think I would've had more light and a larger light footprint even if I used a 20,000lms light instead of these. Lesson learned, go big or stay home. 02/26/2026 Update: Well I want to back off my claims earlier in this review. I didn't remember what the Lumens was on these lights. These were rated for 15,000lms and I bought the larger ones that were claiming to be 20,000lms and they were out done by a light that I bought from MENARDS that was rated for only 3500lms. You read that right only 3500lms. This light out performed each of these lights in many ways. 1. Area coverage: The 3500lms was about 3x's the area. 2. The 3500lms was brighter, probably 5x's even when all 3 lights were side by side, the 3500lms out shined the other 2. 3. It's pretty sad that 1 light is rated at 15,000lms and another at 20,000lms and there is no difference, but a 3500lms light comes and out does both lights even side by side. So I won't be buying these again. Read more




















