what is the length of the cord/wire from the floodlight to the power source?Does it have any photo lens to turn on automatically at sunset?
1142737
The lights are sold as stand-alone units. You have to source the wire (I bought 50') and the power supply separately. Both I bought off of Amazon. The power supply I bought (there are several options) has an electric eye and timer. Some do not.
1142738
You need a low power transformer like this Paradise GL22300 300-Watt low voltage Transformer for outdoor landscape lighting (Ground shield, Light sensor, Weatherproof, A/C) plus wire. This is just one part of a bigger system. Will not work by itself.
1142739
These are like malibu lights. They connect the same way malibu lights connect to the cord which is connected to the power source. The photo lens is at the power source and NOT on the individual lights.
1142740
As I remember the cord was about 6 ft long. No the light does not have a photosensitive sensor to automatically turn it off during daylight.
1142741
I bought the wire separately, about 100 ft, and the lights can be attached at any point along the wire via an easy-to-use clip connector. There are no light sensors on the floodlight - the sensor is built into the transformer, which is the preferred configuration - you do not want to have different floodlights each with individual sensors. Hope this helps.
1142742
The cord is about 12" long and it does not have a "photo lens". The vampire fastener on the cable end is good. If you get these I'd seal up the cable access but with some silicon caulk or else you'll have dirt and moisture inside the unit in 6 months. It will fail shortly after that.
1142743
The cord is about 12 inches in length. There is no automatic sensor to turn the light on/off.
1825896
The power cord is approx 4' in length and there are 6" connectors to daisy chain the light bars together. The light bars can also plug into each other for a single continuous light.
149995
I think it's about 6 feet and it is a very narrow black wire. I have my numbers posted on the wall just above my garage door and installed the solar unit on the side of the eaves at the roof line so it would catch direct sunlight earlier. The wire had ample length for me to do that.
481947
It is a dawn-to-dusk light sensor which is about 6' long from the transformer. It only takes about 5 seconds of darkness or lightness to switch modes, (which is useful to know during testing.) It seems to do really well with coming on or off, even on hazy days, despite the fact that I can't get the sensor out of my carport (so it only gets indirect sun lighting.)
820439
It has a pull cord up inside the shade. You could wire it to an inline switch if you prefer
1075447
I don't know and mine isn't easy to get to. I think it is smaller than an outdoor flood light however. I like it but wish it were brighter.
1048495
I gave the light to my Grandson---I think the cord is about 8 ft. ( you can use a extension cord if not long enough ) & my son-in-law used a screw anchor to mount it . MyGrandso just loves it
1543440
Wire on my unit is approx. foot long. Works well. This the second unit that I bought. First one was for my father who was elderly and could not turn on a lamp.
1980912
The power cord is just a little over 10Ft. Each light has it own separate off/on button. I've been very happy with the light so far!
1720734
The main power cord shipped with the one I received is approximately 5' long. It also comes with a 'jumper' cord that allows you to connect it with another lamp. It is about 12" long.
549397
It just plugs into an outlet, no manual wiring involved. The power cord is also pretty long at 8 feet. I really like this light.
1596129
The cord is 10 to 12 inches in length from the base of the light to the connector.
698021
It does not have dawn to dusk (on/off) feature. We plugged it into a switch that did that. Otherwise it was very bright and unaffected by rain.
842249
The oiler cord is about 3 ft and the cord that connects to led is about 6ft
1657559
Hard wired, takes a standard light bulb, chain was about 48" (cord/wire is longer)...can replace chain with longer chain from hardware store if needed (I did this).
145579
It is about 4.5" - 5". It was tough to measure from where I was standing. Outdoor lights usually use a square box that holds all the wiring just like the box of a ceiling light. You can screw the outdoor light directly into wood siding or into the corner holes of a utility box that holds all the wires. The Cooper outdoor light states that it is made of plastic, but it very tough and thick plastic. Very strong stuff - you could build a space shuttle out of it. So I like mine a lot. It turns itself on and off, and I don't have to worry about it. I use two CFL outdoor flood lights - very inexpensive/ very bright. Good luck.
1133114
The cord from the solar panel to the light itself is about 4 feet and the cord to pull or turn on the light is about 12 inches....We are so very happy with this light, and are gonna purchase some more in the future ...We use it in our shed, and everyone loves it that has seen it!! Hope this information helps!