EXZEIT Waterproof Led Boat Lights, 2 pc 72W Deck/Dock Marine Lights 4000LMS 150°Flood Light, 6.3inch, 12/24 V Led Light Bar

Very bright white light. Stainless steel mounting hardware. Comes with a hex wrench which is convenient. I use two of these in my vapor blasting cabinet, and they're holding up surprisingly well. FYI, a vapor blasting cabinet is like a sand blasting cabinet, but sprays a jet of water and glass beads, and it goes all over the place. Plus a rinse hose to clean parts. Needless to say, it's tough on any interior lights, due to possible high pressure water intrusion, or corrosion. These lights came with a vent installed in them in case condensation occurs. One light has a little bit of condensation in the lens, but it doesn't affect performance or output, so the vent must be doing it's job. If it can handle the inside of a vapor blaster, then it can handle a boat. I don't know about salt though. That's rough on anything.

Photo does not do justice. This is a very beautiful blue light, does not attract bugs during the night, reflects very well off any splashing from the rear. Looks damn cool in my opinion.

Work super well. Extremely bright

I’ve bought these twice… three years apart.My first set held up “well” in a gulf environment as “spreader lights” for my yacht. Never a problem with water intrusion, and the lights are very bright with a good “flood” spread. As is common with painted or powder coated aluminum devices, I started to see some corrosion and paint flaking on one unit after 3 years.At this price it just makes more sense to replace instead of repainting. Ordered and received the second set. Very minor mechanical design changes over the years, but largely imperceptible to the casual eye. Installed one unit…. equally bright to my original set, but the color has changed slightly. Old units produce a VERY white light, bordering on blue-white. Newer unit is a bit “warmer” in color. Not really a big deal, especially if you’re not mounting a “new” unit next to an “old” one.

Update for all those asking about power consumption. I just received this answer from Exzeit:"There are 12 OSRAM lens in one light. Each lens is 1.5W. So in total, it is 36 W per light. But under actual working state, to lenthen the lens life, the power consumption has been controlled to about 20W per light. Brightness wont be affected."I've been there, done that, bought the cheapy $20/pair LED spreader lights....sure, they LOOK the same...they might even be the same brightness as this set for ~$18 more....BUT I watched one of my old pair of $20/pr. lights burn out in front of me due to rain leaking inside ! 🤬 Check out the photos carefully before you buy....THIS set clearly uses a nice fat rubber grommet where the wire enters the housing...making it IP68 WATERPROOF ! Those cheapies don't...no grommet?...not trustworthy !...they distort and exaggerate their ratings, as if "waterproof" and "water resistant" were the same thing....as they say in the world of Capitalism..."Buyer Beware!"...KNOW the important specs about the product you're buying!In addition to real waterproof, these are 3x or 4x brighter than my old set...I've included some pics of one old light (left) and one new light (right)...BIG improvement ! (then I changed out the old one of course 😉)Another GREAT improvement in these compared to the cheapies is PRE-TINNED 16 guage wire compared to horrible, dirty quality 18 or maybe 20 guage wire in my old lights...the kind of dirty copper you have to scrape the copper oxide off with an Exacto or other blade till it's nice and bright copper...otherwise solder will just ball up and not even stick ! 🤬 (In the marine environment, do yourself a favor, crimp AND solder, THEN marine-grade shrink tubing...you'll never have to do this again)The only slight negative "ding" I would give this set is the U-shape mounting bracket is NOT stainless, it's painted/powder-coated...probably steel....only the allen screws and nuts and washers are stainless.....ironically..my old lights came with 100% stainless hardware, including the U-bracket ! 😯 Unfortunately, my old stainless brackets wouldn't fit these new lights. 😥 But the powder coating looks thick enough, I probably won't see the new brackets rusting in my lifetime. 🙂 I wasn't too happy with the allen screws either, a little harder to access and tighten compared to a standard hex bolt....so I added some Loctite to the threads as I assembled, so I wouldn't have to be climbing my sailboat mast to tighten loosened allen screws ! 🙄Do yourself a favor, buy better, one time...buy these!(Or glob some 3M 4000 or 5200 polyurethane marine sealant into the wire hole on those cheapies and cross your fingers ! 😉)

I used them as underglow for my motorhome. Cheap alternative to the real deal

Super bright. Still going strong after exposed to salt life for 2+ years.

I bought other lights for my race trailer and the did not light up the night like I expected. I saw thus light and thought it was going to be similar to the same style I already have on the rear fir loading and reverse lights but when I got them installed and flipped the switch, WOW! I was extremely surprised at how bright they were. They are 10 times brighter than any lED I have ever had. Super bright, great quality and came with the hardware. I am not a fan of the mounting method to the bracket as it’s hard access the adjustment screws when they are mounted but that is a small con compared to the pro’s overall. If you want an extremely bright light that’s good quality then you won’t be disappointed with these! I would give 10 stars if I could!