LED Canopy Light 65W

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Worth the money

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Easy to install. Very bright. I was not fond of the allen head screws. Purchased and installed 4.

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Man this is perfect if you are looking for a bright light in your 2 space garage. Easy to install and did I mention bright.

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Light housing seems pretty well made. The light itself is not super bright at 14’ above ground and the actual light emitted almost seems a bit shadowy or grayish. Could not find a motion detection sensor (see position in lens) through vendor, on Amazon or online. We returned our unit.

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I bought four of these light for a pump room and man these things are bright so bright in fact that you can tell a difference even in the day time. They are not to bright though and we have them install on a 9 ft ceiling. I plan on buying 4 more for another room. The housings are made of a robust aluminum casting and seem like they would hold up really well in an outdoor setting. They were easy to install in place of some old incandescent light fixtures. All in all I would give these a 10 out of 10 and definitely recommend them them to anyone needing plenty of light for a great price point.

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This is a very well made light. The case is cast aluminum and uses a top quality driver and LEDs. Comes ready to mount via threaded pipe from the ceiling or it can be flush mounted. There are threaded knock-outs on both sides of the light in case you have to run the power to the side and not through the back when flush mounting. Interestingly, the LEDs stay lit (every so slightly) when it is not switched on but I might be getting some leakage through the on/off switch that I used (not included).

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After buying four 100 watt HERO series to replace four tube fluorescent in another part my shop, I was given this 65 watt Canopy light to review. It is well made, easy to mount to a standard ceiling box & even comes with wire nuts. It looks to be about the same brightness as a two tube, 48'' fluorescent fixture, (65 w compared to 80w). Would be a great light for over a work bench or a piece of equipment. Much smaller & lighter than a tube fixture. I am very happy with both the Hero & Canopy series lights.I can't seem to get picture to upload, sorry.

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Super bright, easy to install and good for damp locations... Pretty hard to go wrong. Puts out a ton of light for my 40x20 lean-to to park some cars in it. The gasket around the outside looks like it seals well and should help keep bugs and moisture out of the housing.As expected it has a little bit of a dark spot at the elevation of the light since there's no side firing leds but for lighting a parking area this is a pretty small consequence. Also, be prepared to drill some holes in the housing but hyperlite was kind enough to cast dimples in the housing for common fixture bolt patterns so once you pull an old fixture out just hold it over the back half of the housing to locate the proper holes.