Plug-in White Outdoor Flex LED Landscape Lighting Deck Rail Light

Intended as a “plug-and-play” solution to adding light to one’s deck or outdoor area, this 32.8 foot (10 meters) long strip comes ready to clamp in place and plug in (to a GFCI, In-Use type Weather-Proof receptacle outlet) to provide a bright white (6500K, 80 CRI) light for one’s nighttime activities. Forty plastic clamps are supplied (along with 80 screws) to secure the strip in place (assuming attachment to a wood surface). Due to the tiny size of the screws, making a starting hole with a sharp awl is recommended. The rectangular cross-section of the strip facilitates orienting the “right” side of the strip out to provide light though the robust construction makes it a little less flexible (for bending around posts and corners. The box in which the strip comes correctly notes the power consumption as 60 watts (actually 64 watts as measured), but the label on the power cord indicates (incorrectly) “6” watts. The instructions indicate that one can “daisy chain” up to 5 lengths (50 meters) A fused plug is provided (along with a spare 8 Amp fuse). The quality of the light is, visually, clean and bright and the LEDs are rated at 20,000-hour lifetime (the point where 50% of a lot falls below 70% of their original lumen output) and there is a 3-year warranty for defects. To determine the adequacy of the location and orientation, I temporarily secured the strip with wire ties (being careful not to overtighten) and, if the location/routing seems to work out, the adding of the plastic clamps will be a quick and easy task. If you need a quick way to light up your patio or deck, these should fill the bill.

The light was easy to install and work excellent

Love these lights ordered another set to finish going around my deck. Have received so many compliments on them puts a very nice touch to the decks by my pool.

Worked well. Installation was ok but not perfect. You have to use the entire length. As note in description. You are warned to not remove the plug and hard wire into electrical system. The covering makes the wire hard to fit when turning corners or changing direction. I used my own straps vs screws