ORFL10506 Floodlight Kit Green 18/2 Cord (D132)

These fixtures seem to of good quality and have been holding up fine.

WORKS GREAT!!!

working fine

Sold as a set of 2 but I only received one set of hardware to attach the socket to the base.

This looked fine to me. There was a small bit of plastic flashing (left over plastic from the manufacturing process) in the square hole where the square shoulder adjusting bolt and wing-nut goes but that was easily removed with a pocket knife with very little effort.The light has a friction adjustment, that is the mating of two surfaces with ridges. There ARE NO GEARS. You unloosen the wing nut a bit and adjust the light angle up or down and tighten the wing nut. There is no sideways adjustment so watch how you position it when you install. One nice feature is, it comes with the pictured ground stake AND a flat pedestal (not shown in picture) for attaching the light to a flat surface. Either is mounted to the light with the above mentioned bolt and wing-nut.You also get two long screws and plastic 'screw inserts' that you tap into a drilled hole (for the mounting screws if you use them) I didn't.The light had a nice weather seal around my little 50 Watt outdoor flood light bulb. My location uses the flat pedestal under a shelf so I'm not too concerned about water. There is NO on-off switch, when it's plugged in is ready to power the light (remember it has NO switch). Amazon has some nice illuminated plugin switches if you need on but I didn't.So, at this point in time it turns on and off fine. We are headed into Fall and Winter here in Indiana USA so that will be the real stress test but this is also the rainy season.You use this with a GFI (ground Fault Interrupter) which shuts off the power if something (like water) shorts to ground. Everything I have outside is on a GFI.It uses the standard normal 120 Volt screw in light socket (for USA anyway) but I would only use a bulb that is rated for outdoors. Rain splashing on a hot indoor bulb gives me the 'willies'....The cord looked about 5 or 6 foot in length (I didn't measure) It's all GREEN but I don't care.IF, I experience any problems with this I will update and change the stars from 5 to whatever.Just remember this is NOT a Low Voltage Light. So take normal precautions as it could hurt you. (120 Volts AC) Don't let water get into the power plug, if you do the GFI 'should' remove the power. Don't use this outdoors without using a GFI socket. Info: GFI sockets are used around sinks and bathrooms where there is water near electricity.At this point I'm happy with this and will save the 'push in ground stake' in case I relocate.I hope this helps you with your decision and I will update if needed. BTW have a happy Fall and Winter!

Works great, looks good.Pros:• SEALS NICELY, KEEPING WATER OUT: Nice rubber seal where meets the bulb. I've not had it in any torrential rain storms yet, but it has definitely been rained on, and we get heavy dew every single night here in Raleigh these days, and so far no troubles at all.• VERY STURDY, STRONG SPIKE WORKS GREAT: It feels kinda cheaply made, but at the same time it's surprisingly sturdy. We have hard clay-type soil, and I've had trouble with getting other spikes in the ground before but this thing goes in like butter, with no hint of potential breakage.• INFINITE ANGLE ADJUSTMENT: I love the infinite angles at which you can set it – plenty of holding power when tork down when get it where you want and tork down the nut. Zero trouble operating it.

I think you have to pay special attention to the recommended bulb type. I doubt if a regular Halogen bulb is suited for this light. The description specifically calls for an LED exterior light bulb, and it calls for a standard base. I put in a 65 Watt LED exterior bulb with a "medium" base, and was gentle in making sure I didn't over tighten it. Many of the negative comments here say that the base easily breaks, so I was especially careful not to screw in the bulb too tightly. But, I suspect that many of the customers that have experienced breakage of the base might be using a bulb that has a base that is over sized for the fixture, or they over tightened it. I really like the rain boot, and I think if you get the right size LED exterior bulb, with the correct size base, rated for exterior use, you shouldn't have any issues. Now, I'm just using this to light-up a nativity scene at Christmas, so it's not been out there very long as of this date. Upon visual evaluation, I think it should last many years in my kind of application. I just put it in, and haven't given it sufficient time to evaluate it long term. If I find there's any issues, I'll update the review at that time, and add or subtract the number of stars in accordance with my overall experience with it.

Worked as described. Easy to install. For extra waterproofing, i added silicone around connecting plug.We were getting decent and heavy rains. No issues.