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[Wattage: 100.0 Watts]
I purchased this light to replace a 100w metal halide fixture, based on both price and reviews. This new fixture is brighter than the metal halide fixture, and very power efficient. The fixture is very light, so it was easy to carry up a ladder and easy to install.

[Wattage: 100.0 Watts]
Very nice and bright!

[Wattage: 100.0 Watts, Wattage: 100.0 Watts]
This light opens to one side and there is one plug to disconnect which makes it easy to take apart for mounting. Wire entry can be from the back, top, or either side.You can see in the video my light flickered every few seconds. That was due to the photoelectric cell and the proximity of other objects during testing. I installed the included cap and the flicker went away so the light is working as intended.The heat coming off the light is noticeable (typical for lights of this power), that is why the housing is aluminum and has cooling fins machined into it.Good choice for wall mounting anywhere you need the light to shine both down and out like you probably would want over a door.

[Wattage: 100.0 Watts, Wattage: 100.0 Watts]
Ordered/Received this Dusk to Dawn 100 W LED Wall Pack Light, 13000 LM to install on my new garage I'm currently building. I have an approx 75' X 100' parking area to load & unload my trenching equipment.This lot is in front of my new bldg. I will need a good security light out front as this is where my equipment will be stored until using. Have looked and read about many similar lights, but chose this one as it fits my needs. I like the cast aluminum housing, epoxy lens, and the way it's sealed up from weather.I really like the bright 13,000 LM. Have already "bench tested" & it's very bright!. This one light will light up my whole lot at night. I also like the fact that I can change it to manual "on & off" , this is a nice option as well. It having an ETL Certification along with a (5) year warranty gives me peace of mind

[Wattage: 100.0 Watts]
As these wall pack lights go, it's difficult to pick a standout light. They all seem to be about the same. They are easy to install, and this one is no different in that respect. It connects to power through 3-wire AC. I covered the photo sensor and wired it to a light switch so that it comes on when I want it to. It's plenty bright enough to provide the illumination I needed in that dark part of my shop. The best aspect of these lights (after brightness) is that they are LED and can be expected to last a very long time. Well worth it at the price point, I think.

[Wattage: 100.0 Watts, Wattage: 100.0 Watts]
In general, this is a nice light. The housing is cast aluminum, there's a proper heat-sink behind the LEDs to keep them cool, and it has the look of a commercial quality light. However, internally, I'm not impressed by the external power supply just bolted in. It may be fine, but it has the look of a amateur engineering. Does it work? Yes, will it keep working? Possibly. I guess if it fails, it's easy to find another. That said, the wiring is all as expected as well as proper mounting points and places to run conduit. And the light certainly is bright. Blindingly so.

[Wattage: 100.0 Watts]
This is an Led wall light with beast-level brightness. I installed it at the door of the warehouse at home. This light can automatically turn on at dusk and turn off at dawn. If you don’t need this function, you can find its sensor opening and use a black cover. Cover it and it will think it is night, so it will stay lit day and night. It also has a good waterproof function. It has been exposed to heavy rain once. The price is also very good. If you need it, I recommend buying this product.

[Wattage: 100.0 Watts, Wattage: 100.0 Watts]
Overall, a very good light. The wiring is easy to make up in the back frame and you can remove the light from the back frame by releasing one plug assembly and lifting up two hinge pins. The day night sensor can be covered with the included cap if you do not want that feature, but otherwise, it is fully pre-wired. The two screws that hold the light to the back frame do not have any retention clips, so either pull some felt board retainers off an out duplex or pop a tiny o-ring on them to make it easier to maintain them while putting the lamp into place. Otherwise, it is a well made light with a lot of light output. I added a motion sensor to mine as seen in the pics but used a knockout in the pre-existing well box as the light frame does not have a down-facing knockout. The only thing that needs a bit of fine attention is when drilling the hold for the screws to mount the back frame to the wall box, the existing layout marks are just a bit tight, so either place to use a slightly larger drill or layout the space, center to center, with a ruler to be sure your mounting screws do not end up askew. To be fair, although the spacing should be standard, there is a bit of variation in box manufactures' tolerances for their J-boxes as well. Nice white end light which really lit up my three vehicle wide by two garage bay deep driveway area. Plenty of space in the box to make up wiring connections with room leftover.