Honeywell Dual Head Outdoor Flood Light

Great for temporary or permanent use . I use this for my shed but can easily move to my deck for use at night while using it . Great for barbecuing with a couple of bug bulbs to not attract the bugs .

I received the Honeywell's Dual Head Outdoor Flood Light Through the Spark Reviewer program. It offers versatility, security, and affordability. This fixture is made from high-quality aluminum and it is designed to withstand most weather conditions. I actually Installed this light before a tropical storm came Through my city. It held up perfectly with no Damage even with 70 mph gusts. Mounting the flood light is simple. It says to drill holes and then screw in the screws with a manual Phillips screw driver. We were lazy and used the Drill to install the screws. It stripped the screws. So, don't do that. Either follow the directions with the supplied Screws or use your own self tapping screws. Remember, the bulbs are not Supplied and will have to be purchased separately. This flood light is perfect for use where you have an electrical outlet within 6 feet of where It will be installed. The 2 lights move right and Left to cover the area you want lit, but they Don't move up and down, so install them in The correct position to light the area desired. We used them in the backyard to light our tree swing and trampoline For night use. So, basically, this is a great light for anyone who Has an outlet near where the light is to be Installed. It lights a back yard very well.

The Honeywell Dual-Head Plug in Light fixture has a 5 year Limited Warranty. The fixture requires PAR spot lights and once plugged in it creates exceptional lighting! Directions are easy to follow and the fixture works as described on the box.i mounted the Honeywell fixture with magnets on the steel frame of my back porch. I can easily move and mount it wherever I need extra lights. Make sure to use the proper extension cord. Convenient and adjustable lighting.

I like this light. It can be hung anywhere outside, plugged in, and you have light. It is made of metal (the part where you install the light bulbs) and painted black. The anchors and screws come with the light along with instructions. It is well constructed so it will last. I like that you can adjust the direction of the lights so you can illuminate the area you wish. The cord is 5 ft. long. It is a rugged light with aluminum frame that will withstand the elements.

This light was easy to install and really lives up to its name, it's really bright! It lights up the backyard really well, now I don't have to stumble around in the dark. Just two screws and it was done, you don't have to worry about wires because there is a plug for the wall outlet! A bonus for me as I"m not at all electrically inclined.

I received this product through the Spark Reviewer program to test out and give my feedback. I LOVE this product. The light is well made. Durable. Easy to install and took little time to get set up how we like it. Brings better lighting to the front of my house and has a pretty large coverage area. Overall, I'm extremely happy with this product. I recommend to all in the market for this type of product.

This light is great for an area where you don't have a fixture already and don't want to run actual wiring. It gives very good light. My only issue is they recommend it be placed at least 8 feet high, but the cord is 5 ft long, so you'll be lucky if it reaches where you will plug it in.

This flood light works just fine. My problem was having to run an extension cord from my outlet to the ligh. I do not have enough outside outlets since I live in an older house. I would definitely recommend this flood light. Although a lot of solar lights are popular now, I choose the plugin type to service an area that doesn't get much sunlight. Mounting the light was not difficult for my son to install it. Make sure you buy the light bulbs at the same time since the bulbs are not included.

So, we already have a motion activated front porch light and a larger light on the roof. Of course, the motion light only comes on if something activates it and it's only on for a few minutes. The light on the roof is toward the right side of the house and doesn't do a lot to illuminate the house on the left side. So, I thought this light would help light things up near my and my girls' bedroom windows. So, instead of attaching it above the front door, I put it lower on the porch railing pointed towards the bedrooms. It generates a lot of light in the area and of course, it stays on all night and I can just unplug it in the morning. It is perfect, exactly what I pictured. And because I have no idea how to install normal light fixtures, this one was really nice because all you have to do is mount it with screws and plug it in. The only problem I had was with mounting it. The space you need for a drill is really tight because of the position of the part of the light where the bulb goes and the place where the screw goes is too close together. It was really awkward and hard to get the screw in because of that. My drill wasn't even that big. Aside from that, I really am glad to have the light. So much of my street is dark, so we really like to have as much light as we can around our house at night.

We, so far, are ok with this light- it's easy to use, and has a cord so there is no fancy wiring to do as long as you have an outlet nearby. When we first opened the box, we noticed there was a chip in the finish, not a big deal, since it will be used higher up and outdoors. Also I did notice one of the sockets seemed to be loose, but it didn't seem to matter for the performance of the light. It still worked just fine. We used LED floodlights, got a set of 2 of them for about 15 dollars here at Walmart. One thing we are going to do is mount this not actually on the wall, but on a wooden base with a hook/hanger on it. That way, we can easily move this occasionally to different outside areas as needed. For example, although it will be used mainly by one of our front door areas, we have a backyard project too- with a wooden base we can move the light to the back of the house easily. I think if you're sure you're always going to use the light in one location, it's best to mount it (it does come with hardware to mount it on a wall...). In our case, I think it will be handy to be able to move it from time to time. One word of caution, if you're using this outdoors just make sure your bulbs are for outdoors. I bought the wrong kind at first not realizing that... All in all I think this is a useful product, I'll be interested to see how it holds up. It does come with a 5 year warranty, I was impressed with that. Quality/looks leaves a wee bit to be desired, but functionally it seems really great.