Instruction: Output yes if the supporting document can answer the given question. Otherwise, output no.

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Question: How does it powered by hardwire or DC  plug?
Document: bought (2) two these to put under a bed lid on my truck. they work but are not very bright, I should have ordered more too light up a 6ft bed. or better still a flashlight.
You won't believe how cheap this thing looks, it looks like something you'd buy at a 99 cent store. Almost twenty dollars. Amazon should remove this product  from their site. Having buyers pay for all returns makes no sense. We pay for shipping when we buy the product, The return shipping is about one third of the initial price. This policy should be revised unless the customer simply doesn't want the product anymore, then return shipping would be understandable.
Used this for a backup light on my Golf Cart. It was just what I needed. Small but plenty of light uses minimal current.
The beam of light coming off of this is pretty narrow. I purchased it to be an under-hood light, but it only lights what it directly points at. Seems like with 2 cents of reflector material it might be better able to spread the light around.
Not very bright. It is small and compact.I expected it to be much brighter.I will install it anyway in my boat.
Mounted two of these on the gunnels over the front deck on my boat and they give me plenty of light to move around safely at night. They provide just enough light without blinding you for night fishing.
I'm embarrassed to show my family and friends what I paid almost twenty dollars for
I was looking for the good quality water proof LED light that is not too big, inexpensive and can be used for both utility and running light on my truck, found this product exactly what I need and ordered a pair. Delivery was a little slow but it's worth to wait. I'm very happy with this purchase!
I had a question about the amperage drawn by these lights. One of the manufacturer's illustrations answers this question. The 4&#34; strip draws 40ma, the 6&#34; 80ma, and the 8'' 120ma, or .12 of an amp. This is a very low draw indeed--apparently your batteries would hardly know the light was on. Just what I need for illuminating the operating position in my RV ham radio station (when running off battery power). I'm sold!
I added this 6 inch bar and a 4 inch bar to the front and back of my camper shell with a switch. Now when I turn these on at night, it's so bright I need to wear shades ;-)  Great addition to my camper shell and they draw very little current to boot.
Answer: no