Gebosun 35W AC Powered Street Light & Flood Light, with Optic Sensor, Dusk to Dawn, 5,400 Lumen, 6,000K, IP65 Waterproof, Wall-Mounted & Pole-Mounted

The quality of this light is very good for the price. The wiring colors I found a little odd. Brown is Hot, Blue is Neutral and Yellow is common ground. My wiring going up the pole, I had to replace because it was cracked and weathered. So I replaced it with 14-2 outside wire which was a lot easier to work with. I prewired the light to the wire going up the pole, because you have to run the wire thru the mounting bracket. Before that I used the mounting bracket as a template to place 2 deck screws where I wanted to place the light on the pole as a temporary hanger. I put the bracket on the light and tighten it down. I then carried the whole light and bracket with wire attached up the ladder, and hung the light on the temporary deck screws. (Like hanging a picture on a wall). This gave me the freedom to climb down and get my screw gun and lag bolts and climb back up. I then lagged the bottom hole of the bracket into the pole. Then I removed the temp deck screws and replaced with lag bolts. The light was then mounted and secure. I then ran the wire down the pole and secured it with wire staples to the junction box and hooked it up. I was very surprised at how bright the light has lit up the drive in front of my garage. No more high pressure sodium lights for me. I mounted the light approx 18ft on a wooden light pole with my wife holding the ladder for me. Can't be to safe ya know. I'm a 60yr oldfart, so if I can do it so can you!! Hope this helps anyone who buys this light.6 MONTH UPDATE:The light started to strobe on and off. Thought it was the light of the moon affecting the photo sensor, climbed up the ladder and covered the photo sensor, the light continued to strobe. The light is warranted by Gebosun for 5yrs but there is no way to make a claim. Thankfully Amazon came through for me. I am looking for a replacement yard light, but it will not be a Gebosun!

Over the years I have had many different outside lights installed on the front of my garage some with dusk to dawn and others that where motion activated. After a year or two they would stop working for some reason. So far this one had lasted the longest of them all. I live in Wisconsin and the weather can go from the high 90's in the summer to -20 in the winter and it hast had and issue with these extremes.

Great lamps, shines like heaven. We bought 4 of them for a parking lot in a hotel, and 3 of them were enough to light up the whole space. They have been installed at 6 and 8 meters hight poles with enough brightness at ground level. The hotel owner is very happy with his new lamps, which replace 4 old metal halide lamps. Much smaller than the metal halide, but very powerful luminescence. Actually one of the engineers from the hotel makes a joke about how tiny they look in the poles. The customer service was great too, fast and serious. When one of the lamps arrive with issues on the glass, they respond quickly and one week later I receive a new lamp at no cost. This kind of follow up is much appreciated. We will continue using these lamps in other places in the hotel, by request of the hotel owner : )

This fixture replaced an old sodium fixture that had failed. This is mounted on a 4x4 pole in our backyard. Installing this fixture required bolting it to an 8"x8" block of wood that was attached to the pole. The block allowed space to add a waterproof junction box underneath the fixture for the electrical connection. Not terribly difficult to but did require some advance planning. I didn't like that the sensor was fixed in one position which really didn't work well for our location. I was able to re-direct the sensor to the north after some disassembly and drilling a couple of new bolt holes. I wouldn't recommend that chore unless you're comfortable doing that kind of thing.I wish light distribution was wider. It probably would be if mounted higher, but working at a 12 foot height was all I was willing to do.Light has been installed now for about three months. So far, I'm satisfied with its performance.

I bought this LED light and installed it myself when I went to visit my mother who is now retired in Manila, Philippines and I can say it worked as advertise. I mounted it on a rigid 20 ft. tall, galvanized, 2" diameter round pole and buried 2 ft. of the pole to the ground on concrete mix. I then cut the top 1.5 ft. of the pole and welded it back at a 40 degree angle. The end of the pole easily slides through the mounting arm of the LED fixture (tightened the 2 Allen set screws once the side-to-side angle is achieved) for an easy mounting set-up. The LED light is very bright and lights up her whole garden all night long. So far it has endured the hot humid summer days of the tropics and the last month of constant everyday rain without failure. Crossing my finger on this one.

Love this light. Worked perfectly fo lighting or backyard for evening cookout & cornhole games. Light was perfect for 1/2 acre.

The light filled up with water in less than a year and stopped working. I guess the seals suck!

This light was so easy to put up and wire. Then this thing is super bright. Our club is in a dark area and our parking area was beyond dark. When we put this light up it illuminated our 60 x 100 parking area with ease. Yes the hole area isn’t super bright but it covers the majority of the area just like it said it would while the remainder isn’t super bright it is enough light to be able to go into a saddle bag and get gloves or whatever else you need.