- Is 8000 lumens enough for a backyard?
- Per fixture it is very bright, comparable to an 800W halogen equivalent. The 30-degree beam keeps that light in a tight cone, so one unit lights a spot, not a whole yard. Use several aimed apart for broader coverage.
- Can I use the colors and white separately?
- Yes. The RGB mode gives colored light for accents, and the 6500K mode gives cool white for security. Expect to switch between them rather than blend them.
- Does it need special wiring?
- It runs on standard 120V and comes with a 1 ft cord, so it needs a nearby outdoor outlet or junction box. Because it lacks an NRTL safety listing, have a licensed electrician check the install if your area requires it.
- How wide an area does one light cover?
- The 30-degree beam is narrow. Mounted high, it reaches far but covers a small circle. For a wide driveway or facade, aim multiple units at different spots.
- Is it safe for outdoor use in rain?
- The housing is built for outdoor mounting, but the short cord and lack of a recognized safety listing mean you should seal connections and keep the wiring in a weatherproof box.
- What is in the box?
- Four flood light fixtures. Mounting hardware and instructions vary by seller, so confirm the box contents before installing.
- Where is the 4 Pack 80W LED Flood Light 8000lm RGB Landscape Security Lighting cheapest?
- At Walmart, for $164.99, as of our latest check.