1 Piece DC 12V COB LED Panel Light with Remote Controller, Max 70W 7000LM Chip Strip Module, Dimmable Tube for Outdoor Camping Lamp, Car Battery Drive Lights, Warm White 3000K

Great quality light. The light is bright and the remote works perfectly.

This is a really broad, bright panel. It's sturdily made, with a great aluminum backing that should be able to serve as a built-in heatsink in environments that are not too hot and provide good air circulation.The vendor description says the built-in panel is a sufficient heatsink up to 12v, and in many situations that may be true. But the difference in brightness between 12 volt and 14 volt input is huge - the amount of light easily doubles. I connected the input wires to a standard 5.5mm connector and hooked it up to my bench power supply to check it out. It's nice to be able to twiddle a dial and drive the panel with different voltages. I'll definitely hook this up to run at 14 or 15 volts with an external heatsink.The remote control is quite effective, but I can tell that stepping down the brightness works by cycling the LEDs. At percentages less than full brightness, my power supply buzzes and I can see some flashing in the cells. In most situations, no one will notice. But if you're using this for photographic illumination it can lead to dark and light bands across your picture unless you shoot at a long shutter speed. Again, this is not a problem with the unit. Rather, it's something to keep in mind based on your intended usage.I would think that the best use of this panel is to seat it on a full-sized aluminum or copper heatsink panel and run it at a contstant 14 or 15 volts. If you need to be able to dim the unit and your application doesn't involve higher shutter speed photography, you can safely use the the remote to step the light output down. Whatever your choice, remember that the difference between the 12 volt "safe-to-use-without-a-heatsink" input and the much, much brighter 14 or 15 volt input using a heatsink is tremendous.I would definitely recommend this LED light panel if its properties match your needs.

By itself, this LED panel is not very useful. One must have a power supply to produce current of about 15VDC (which amazon also sells). The output of the power supply must be hard wired to the LED panel (seee above for use of soldering iron or other hard connector). I have installed three of these and a pleased with their brightness and the fact that they come with a useful remote control. (The remote control, for reasons I do not understand) allow one to set the LEDs flashing at selectable frequencies. I have no use for such capabilities and people with photosensitive seizures should take note.) One is not required to have it flash and I mostly use the remote for on/off. One can install a power switch for on/off, either at the power source or install one in the wire going from the power supply. If you install a switch and turn off the power, the LED will come on again when power is restored (assuming one did not turn it off using the remote control.) Some LED lamps will not come back on when power is restored but must be turned on again at the switch, making them ill-suited for auto-timers.

Incredibly bright LED Panel, pretty tough aluminum backing that also doubles as a heatsink for the panel. Wire connections were poorly soldered on and I had to redo those connections and the wires attached are pretty flimsy.0.18A draw when off.3.45A Draw on max Brightness.

I like the fact that the seller is completely HONEST about the specifications of this device! This is a real 7,000 lumen COB LED panel! There is a very simple way of determining that this is really 7,000 lumen! It consumes 70 watts!! That much light needs that much wattage! keep that in mind when purchasing LED lights from other sellers! If you know how to use such a device, it can be rather revolutionary! This is fantastic as a security light. It will have the effect of STUNNING would be robbers. It's so bright, it will certainly make them think twice about attempting to break into any home! Really, you'd have to be stupid... BUY THIS PANEL and a 70+ watt 12 volt power supply!

Great little project light but use caution, at 100% it gets hot enough to cause burning and possible combustion of flammable material

Having to change my review is disheartening. 3 out of 4 of the lights have failed, specifically the remote function.I believe the RF remote sensor attached to the light is not robust enough even when running the lights with 11v..

Worked great. Super bright. Good price.