36. Temu W789A-6 Solar Induction Street Lamp Install and Review

[@kurtelliott1987]

I bought 4 of these for use around our farm near Philadelphia PA. The mounting arm and adjustment are pretty crappy, but the lights work incredibly well. I then purchased 3 more for $14 each (delivered)! They have held up well all summer using the 10%/100% mode. I am away for the winter, but set them to the 0%/100% mode due to less available sunlight. Looking forward to spring when I can see how well they have held up. Another concern with these is they do not appear to be too weather resistant. Oh, and I was telling you, that mounting clip goes sideways!

[@SettledOutWestOG]

Hahaha I figured somebody would be yelling at the screen 😂 I love the light it puts off, did you figure out a better way to mount/brace the 4 you got, or is it just managing so far on the factory arm? The first, much smaller one I bought had the same exact arm and it broke in about a month, from crows sitting on it 😢 I have mine set to 0/100, likely gonna keep it that way year round.

[@kurtelliott1987]

@@SettledOutWestOG Still on the factory arm. I'll see how they hold up over the winter.

[@andredabney8880]

Maybe try installing a brace to strengthen the hold, even though it may limit the flexibility.

[@SettledOutWestOG]

We've had two wind storms, it actually seems to be holding up nicely!

[@HobbyfotograafBart]

I had one of these lights, it was bright enough, but the plastick bracket broke after a few weeks on a windy day. It fell on the ground (concrete), just missing me, and then it was a broken piece of junk.

[@SettledOutWestOG]

That's terrible, I'm glad it missed you! So far it's been up for a couple of weeks and holding strong but yeah.. zero confidence in this bracket long term. It is very bright though, so I love that about it!

[@MohamedAlnuaimi71]

still old model , you can find better biger

[@SettledOutWestOG]

Good to know! I'm happy with this so far in regards to it's illumination.