Brinks 7100W 2 Head Flood Light

This works as it should! It doesn't have a motion sensor, mine is connected to a smart switch, and operated by a smart motion sensor. MY ONLY COMPLAINT the housing could be slightly deeper, there isn't much room for the wiring. It can be done it's just more hassle than it needed to be.(that cost a star)

I bought this to convert my lightbulbs from some weird expensive model to standard bulbs on my motion detection light that I already owned. The parts on thus are plastic which is nice for 2 reasons. 1, it brinfs the cost down, and 2, it wont rust on me like my previous light. Rewiring was easy and I cant complain. I got what I paid for and it feels good to have my light fixed. Thanks for the awesome product.

Unfortunately, these came with poor instructions and did not fit an existing junction box. What a pain. The screws don't match up. Cheap goods. NOT RECOMMENDED.

Don't be deceived by the nice packaging, the lights are pretty flimsy and I had a few other issues.I purchased the weatherproof boxes which were recommended by Amazon to hook these light up to (the boxes are great, by the way). The screws that were supplied to connect the swivel mounting bracket to the boxes were too small in diameter for the box (they supply 4 - #10 screws but should have 2 #10 and 2 #8 for the swivels. The fitting to the box is not great; it cups around the box and the gasket is ill-fitting. This is OK for my application because I am installing under the eaves and I live in a dry climate but in any wet location the water would definitely pool in the light area (maybe that's hat those two plugs are for). The directions do say you should apply silicone around the base, but isn't that what the weather proof gasket is for?Typical of any product from China, the screws are made of the cheapest metal available. Philips head screws strip when the torque reaches .000000023 scrooga-torques (or however torque is measured). Just pray you get the threading right from the get go or it's game over with that screw.If you use light weight LED floodlight bulbs you should be OK. If you use the heavy ones, it's doubtful this fixture could hold them at the desired angle.PROS: They all worked and the packaging looks very nice.These will do the trick until I can afford some real, metal light fixtures, but I was pretty disappointed with them.

Installed this believing BRINKS was a good brand. Well its just a name now I guess because this light fell down on the job )MEANING) It went droopy and could no longer hold up the bulbs in a little less than a year and the screw that are there to tighten it could not be tightened any more. Its just made cheap. Like I said in the title if you need to put up a cheap light for a quick fix this will work. But just know its a band-aid. NOT a long term solutions. :(

should not rust or corrode like the old metal one I replaced.

This light is great!Easy to install. Adjustments stay in position. I added a photo cell to mine. Lights my whole outside yard. You dont have to buy an expensive light if you know what you are doing.

Good for the price. It's made of plastic. The small screws that adjust the arm movement don't tighten enough therefore a strong wind could possibly move the position of the light bulbs. Otherwise works good.

Great value. Easy to install. Remember these are plastic so may get what I paid for. Will update if asked.

Does what it says it does

Nice and bright

I wanted a cheap lamp holder but this is way too cheap. It works but is really low quality plastic with poor fitting parts and remnants of the injection process all over it. Buy the metal version from home depot for not much more.

It was easy to install and looks good but the plastic does not take the weight of led flood lights that well. It would be much better in metal