PARTPHONER
Dusk to Dawn Outdoor Post Light
Dusk to Dawn Outdoor Post Light
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Specifications
| Brand | PARTPHONER |
| Manufacturer | PARTPHONER |
| Product Type | LIGHT_FIXTURE |
| Item Type Keyword | outdoor-post-lights |

- 5 stars: 5 (63%)
- 4 stars: 2 (25%)
- 3 stars: 1 (13%)
- 2 stars: 0 (0%)
- 1 star: 0 (0%)
[Color: Black Mini]
I have had this now for a few years and it still works great.
[Color: Black Mini]
The product looks nice and works fine. It is much smaller than I thought it would be. That's my fault for not checking the measurements
[Color: Black Mini]
The package arrived on time, easy to install, lights up the area much better then I thought. Great pole light
[Color: Black Mini]
It's exactly as pictured. It's very nice, and works well.
[Color: Black Mini]
Nice, but too small for our light pole
[Color: White]
Had working for months now and sensor works perfectly coming on and off. I don't have to remember to turn on and when away always confident it will come on as the night approaches
[Color: Black Mini]
I’m giving this Dusk to Dawn Outdoor Post Light three stars because it technically works as advertised, but I'm not convinced it's going to last very long. The aesthetic is exactly what I wanted; it provides nice, consistent lighting that turns on and off reliably with the built-in sensor.However, the build quality is where this product falls short. The materials feel very lightweight and cheap—mostly thin plastic that attempts to mimic metal. When handling it during installation, I had to be extremely gentle because it felt like I could easily crack or break the housing with minimal pressure. It lacks the sturdy, weather-proof confidence I expect from a hardwired outdoor fixture designed to withstand the elements.It’s functional for now, and the price point is reasonable, but the long-term durability is highly questionable. It’s a "wait and see" situation, which prevents me from giving it a higher rating.
[Color: Black Mini]
I installed this to replace a $90 solar light which had been installed on top of a previously hard-wired lamp post. Since the wiring was still there, I just had to put on some new wire nuts and to strip the copper wires bare to install the new fixture. The nuts that came with the fixture worked just fine. The fixture itself may appear a bit small relative to the post, but I put a 60 watt 2700K LED bulb in there and now I have a nice dusk to dawn security light to replace my front porch lights. It's classy looking, and it's cheaper than the dusk to dawn lamps I could buy at home depot. Time will tell whether the finish holds up, but I am quite happy with this fixture for the price, particularly compared to the other options available at the hardware stores.