#floodlight #securitylight #solarlight Today I added a solar street light to my back yard from the company Deepn. This is a super bright light and very easy to install. Light - amzn.to/3xsDrgS
have you tried putting a plant under it? Wondering if i can use a few of these in my back garden garden to give a little extra light in early season where we have cloudy days alot.
Hello Sir, I bought this exact same light and I’m trying to mount mine to wood also. How do I get those bolts in the wood? Do I pre drill? I didn’t see you pre drill. I’m a mom and I have no clue what I’m doing. I’ve never done anything like this before. What is the part on your drill that is screwing the bolt in? Any help you can give me would really help. Thank you so much for this video.
I didnt mention it in the video but I used lag bolts to attach the light to the post. You can take the smaller bracket with you to the hardware store to get lag bolts that will fit the holes on the lights. Basically a lag bolt is a big screw. I also predrilled the holes where the lag bolts would go and I used 1 washer between the bolt head and the wooden post.
THANK YOU so much for the reply! I’m going going to Ace tonight when I get off so I can get the bolts. And I’ll be sure to pre drill and use washers. Thank you!
Dude there's no way in hell that has a 15 to 20 KWH battery LOL.. That would be more battery than a Chevy Volt. Thanks for sharing. Looks cool. God Bless
@@RBallarddesigns Sorry you have no clue what your saying. KWH stands for 1000 watts for 1 hr of run time. Saying that that battery in this light has 15 or 20 KWH is not close. I would bet it has about 5 Amp Hrs. That is it can do 5 amps for 1 hr.. That is a max bet. This has not a thing to do with voltage..
@@RBallarddesigns It makes more since that it would be 15 or 20 milliamp hours. Not trying to sound like a ass here. Was just pointing it out was all..
@@yankey4 oh My bad. I thought it said “.15-.20”. Haha. Went back and looked and there is no period there haha. Yeah that would be a 3000-4000ah battery at 5v. Good catch Bobby.
Hey buddy I just bought an EZGO TXT and have a question. I know that isn’t what this is about but where’s the best place to communicate with you on that? Been watching all your stuff for weeks soaking it up. Thanks in advance.
Still pluggin away just fine. The only time it doesnt work is when there is an overcast through out the day. This past week we had debby the hurricane/tropical storm and didnt get much sunshine. Yesterday was the first day we had sunshine again and it was super bright last night!
@@Fentertainment ok awesome! Have you still been pleased with the light? I’m looking at three or four for our church back parking lot…that’s why I’m so curious…
@@jnthomae I have been. I put one at my mother in laws house as well. I have another I need to put somewhere now but I dont know where to put it. I thought about removing the powered light on my shop and using this instead. I was riding not long ago and rode past a used car lot, they had probably 25 of the solar powered lights. It just makes sense when it cost what it does to buy power wire or to have someone run it.
Hey I’m asking if I can add coil over on my club car ds 1996 I have a 6 inch lift is a little rough I was going to take out one of the leaf spring in the front and back and a coils on it is it possible. Thanks.
Nice light...does it have a motion sensor option where it only comes on when some one is near it and then shuts off completely after? Dont want to piss off the neighbors 😮
I've done a couple video of these light review/installs. I did 2 on my property, 1 at my parents and one at my mother in laws. All 4 are working great still. I was very skeptical at first but the only time the light doesnt shine is when there isnt any sun during the day during a rain storm or overcast. However Other than that it only takes a bright day to charge the internal battery the following night.
No issues with the wind on this light but issues with hawks sitting on top of the light at my mother in laws property with the same set up. It’s a 4x4x12 bolted to the fence.
@Fentertainment ah ok cool. i just installed a 16ft 4x4 for my cousin I used 2 8' 4x4 post with each 4' into the ground 24" diameter and 4ft depth filled with cement. then I bolted the 16ft to the 4ft that is Bove ground from the 8ft 4x4s. 1 4x4 is on the back and the other on the side of the 16ft. I figured that would be more than enough to support the light even on stormy/windy days.
