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Question: will these lights point down in a hole?
Document: Also, the tripod is very wobbly, especially, but not limited to, when extended all the way up. The lights also have a very limited range of motion in their mounts. Even with all that, I still wouldn't hesitate buying it again.
This is more of a &#34;first look&#34; review of this product. I have not used this product for a project yet so my comments are primarily on the assembly, quality, and features of this light stand.First, the lights can be used as floor lights as well as on the stand. The lights are large and throw out a powerful white light. Each light has its own switch so you can use just one or both.
The lights can also be pointed individually according to need. They mount on the floor bracket which can then be attached to the tripod.when needed. Thirdly, the U-brackets are used to hold the lights and the U-brackets can be loosened to allow the lights to be pointed up or down. The attachment knobs that thread to the floor mount bracket can be loosened to allow the lights to be pointed left or right.
5 Stars for the actual lights. I love how much light they put off and that they don't get very hot. I can light up my whole back yard at night, or have them right under a car with me without them cooking me.2 Stars for everything else. The mounting hardware, which was all bolts with plastic knobs, came in various sizes and there weren't enough of them (I think they were 2 short).
The only exception is the car top, especially with a large pickup or an SUV.The tripod has three sections and reaches up to about 5 ft including the lights. The tripod is sufficiently stable but does flex a bit. That and the fact that the heavy lights and floor stand atop it will make it very necessary to place the stand carefully when moving the lights. The tripod probably reflects a compromise between mobility and stability. Carefully placed, the tripod should be fine.
great lights, but shoddy hardware to attach to tripod. threads are not properly cut for the bolts provided. I had difficulty screwing them in to mount the lights. also the tilt feature on the lights is limited by the frame of the lights. The light housing hits when tilted forward thereby limiting forward or downward tilt. true you can lower the tripod. very  pleased with the low energy consumption, no heat build up on lamp, and plenty of light for work.
This work light produces a very bright light which fills the work area. It was very easy to assemble. I like that I can use this flat on the floor or on the tripod.
They are all in text with only a small picture of the finished stand to look at. This lead to some confusion on my part but I got the unit assembled in about 30 minutes. As to the finish, there were some small paint scrapes but nothing major.Overall, this unit looks like it's going to be a very useful tool. I will update this review as I gain more practical experience.
The light works well, plenty of lumens for the priceIt can be separated from the tripod and used on the ground in low clearance scenarios.Everything holds together via threaded knobs, 2 of the knobs in the package were of the wrong size (too small) and therefore could not be used. I contacted the distributor / manufacturer to inquiry about getting appropriately sized knobs, it has been 4 days and still no answer.I would give a 5 star rating if it wasn't for that issue
I'm very impressed with this equipment. It is super simple to assembly, great quality (given its price) and bright! We use it to light a huge garden in the property and the mobility it provides plus the brightness are well beyond expected for the price. We use a powerlet that has remote control (not included) and it is super convenient.
Answer: yes