Reddit reviews RGB LED Flood Lights, 100W Color Changing Outdoor Floodlight with Remote Control, 16 Colors 4 Modes Dimmable Security Light, IP65 Waterproof Wall Washer Light for Outdoor Decorative Garden Stage Ligh
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✔ 【16 Colors & 4 Modes】 Red, Green, Blue, and White. total 16 different colors , and 4 selection modes(flash/strobe/fade/smooth).you can adjust the color through the remote control.✔ 【Super Bright】 100W RGB LED Flood Light, 10000Lumens, 120 ° Reflector.144Pcs * 2835 SMDs. High brightness . Enery saving, longer life span ,no flicker, no dark.Note: no plug✔ 【Widely Used】IP65 Waterproof, this adjustable floodlight can be widely used in outdoor and indoor lighting projects, including birthday,party,garden lighting, stage lighting, gardens or any other places you want to light up.✔ 【Flexible Installation】 With 160°adjustable lamp body and metal bracket, flexible to meet your lighting requirements. It can be mounted at ceiling, wall, ground, etc✔ 【What you get】 CosHall 100W RGB LED Flood Lights and good service, if you have any questions please feel free to contact us.★Shipping from the US warehouse,about 7 workdays★
RGB LED Flood Lights, 100W Color Changing Outdoor Floodlight with Remote Control, 16 Colors 4 Modes Dimmable Security Light, IP65 Waterproof Wall Washer Light for Outdoor Decorative Garden Stage Ligh https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07V59WD6P/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_i_9M2LDb9KX2SWQ
They seem decently well made, however one of the two I bought didn't respond to the remote. Popped it open and found the ground and signal pads of the IR receiver shorted. Cleaned up the board and it worked fine. We'll see how long they last.
The stock lights in our Haas used super cheap LED drivers. I had one start to blink. Opened it and and bench tested it and read 150*C with an IR camera on the mosfet used for switching. There was a small heatsink, but the fet wasn't screwed to it and had no signs of thermal compound. Pretty shitty when you pay 100k$ for a machine. Had a second fail earlier this week in the same fashion. I had some heat issues with a replacement driver I put in as well, granted it was another cheap driver (but had a heatsink at least) so I decided to just go with something totally different now.