EXZEIT120W 6 Inch Trator Work Light, 10400Lms Excavator Flood Light Offroad Lighting fits Farm Tractor Engineer Truck, 12/24V

I purchased two sets of these lights (80 watt & 120 watt) to replace the work lights on a forklift and skid loader. I installed the 120 watt pair on our forklift first. I could almost say that they are too bright, but there is really no such thing when working in the dark! I just installed the 80 watt pair on a skid loader, and I am very pleased with their brightness as well.These lights appear to be very ruggedly built, and have been working on the forklift for several months... so far... so good!Two things that I noticed about these lights:1) These lights are polarity sensitive, they will not light unless correctly connected to positive and negative.2) These lights exhibit a very minor amount of occasional flicker - hardly perceptible... but just an observation.Overall, these seemingly well-built, and very bright lights are great upgrade to old incandescent or halogen lights! I will be purchasing more of these in the near future.

I gave the EXZEIT led flood lights 5-stars for overall quality, construction, and price. These LEDs are efficient but are not low amperage and may need a wiring harness. The lights are bright and come in various wattage sizes so be sure to get what’s appropriate for your needs. See the details below for the 80-watt model which is actually 40-watts per fixture.Amperage: Tests were done on fully charged golf cart batteries putting out 12.6 Volts. A multi-meter showed the draw per light was 3.18 Amps. V x A = 40-watts. Since these lights were replacing two lights that were around the same wattage nothing else was needed. Otherwise, new wiring would have been required.Brightness: These lights are stated to be 6,800 lumens and 80 watts. 6,800 ÷ 80 = 85Lm per watt. Halogen lights put out around 18Lm per watt, so these lights should be around 4.7 times brighter per watt. Typical tractor work lights have 35–55-watt halogen bulbs. So, if you are replacing something like that with these, the lighting difference will be like night and day.Construction: The fixtures are one-piece hefty aluminum with a large built-in heat sink and a waterproof breather valve that reduces pressure and condensation. See the attached pictures. The mounting brackets are sturdy stainless steel. The lens is a clear hard plastic likely polycarbonate or acrylic that is glued in place. The connection wire has a good seal going into the case. The lights are not rated for continuous underwater use but are listed as waterproof and should be fine for the intended use. Many other brands are constructed with a bunch of screws that are potential points of failure from moisture and other causes. These fixtures have no screws eliminating that concern.

I got these to replace the utility lights on the back of my tractor. They appear to be of good quality. They included the mounting bracket nuts and screws. Installation requires that you have prior knowledge of some electrical work of splicing because instructions aren’t included. I was good because I had all the electrical tools to install. You’ll need electrical tape, heat shrink tubing, plastic loom, electrical wire striper, wire cutters/ sharp knife, wire terminal ends (optional). You connect black wire on lights to the black wire on the vehicle you are connecting to. Then you connect the red wire to the red or white wire of the vehicle you are connecting to. Depending on your application you might need to buy a separate switch, a fuse, and a relay. If you have the electrical know how insulation will be easy. So far the lights are working as intended.

Finally I've found my scene lights. The lamps wowed both myself and my friends. Function over form.I've always been looking for more lighting around my truck when working at night. I wanted the lighting to be like ambulances and fire truck scene lights. The market is so large that finding the right one required some patience. Finally after scrolling through, these popped up.Bright lights was what I wanted. Bright lights are what I got. Seeing pictures in the reviews were promising. First time testing them wowed me right away. I had purchased magnets to mount the lights so I could throw light wherever I wanted. Once mounted I took to the darkest park and unleashed my brightness. The LED chips emitted their fury in both the darkness and through dark tint. The facial reaction I saw was priceless from a Driver that didn't have their vehicle's lights on while driving at night. The front of homes lit up as I drove through the neighborhood.The scene around my truck was important. This means the lighting is important as well. The flood pattern is so good that you second guess buying high dollar 2 reflector "flood lights" from well known brands. I did compare these to Auxbeam flood lights. The difference was like the headlight of a car vs a flashlight. Very wide angle and even lighting from the 80watt lamps. The brighter 120watt lamps focused more light outward and was almost just as wide as the 80watt lamps.Setting up the lights mean you should KNOW how to cut/connect/splice wires. I set up the lights with a relay and aftermarket buttons that are made specifically for my truck. These lights come with just a tail of wires so however complicated you setup the wiring is up to you. Find someone to help setup the lighting for you and let them know your goals if you can't do wiring.All in all the 80watt lamps do a GREAT job of lighting the immediate area and some. The 120watt ones definitely puts out more light and further more outward. Great lights for the money for those to want a bright scene at night.

Very bright, good quality so far. Only been on a few months and I can’t complain about much other than the mounting hardware. They all are cheesey brackets and cheap hardware. But he lights work very well

Super bright for a tractor. Light quality comparable to more expensive lights found at the tractor dealership. Won't be disappointed with these lights. I found these work best mounted higher on the equipment considering the flood pattern is wide.

These lights are amazing we have put them on some of our farm equipment and they have held up 2 seasons already. They are very bright. Highly recommend these for farm equipment. Hands down some of the best lights we have found and that have lasted two full seasons.

I had the stock cab work lights on my tractor. Not great for a rear mounted snowblower at night. Thought I'd try these lights. Wow! Game changer. They are flood lights, and they flood the entire area with light. I immediately bought two more to replace the work lights on the front, because with a front end loader, the headlights are blocked by the bucket.These measure out at a 35W draw, identical to my stock incandescent, so no trouble with my existing wiring.The mounts on these are not flimsy sheet metal, and I could tighten them for tractor use without fear of bending the mount or stripping the threads.

This is the second pair purchased. First pair (two lamps) replaced six 8amp 4x6 halogen lamps on a swather. Not only do these led flood the darkness with light, but range is a good 150m.

Love them so far we’ll see how long they last.

Bon produit je le recomande.