LED Wall Washer 24W 39.4 Inches Lighting Bar IP65 Waterproof Outdoor Light for Advertising Boards, Billboard,Building Commercial Lighting (Warm White 3000-3500K)

Superior Quality but I did return it as it wasn’t dimmable I thought anything LED would be dimmable the description I don’t think said it was or wasn’t but if I needed to buy a wall washer light or a sign light. I would not hesitate to buy this again for many uses, even has a glass lens. At under $100

Easy to mount, durable construction. Light output is decent.

Love It!!!!! I didn’t check to see if it was Dimmable.I purchased 1 Cool White and 1 Warm White. The good news is I took advantage of the Flickering for an Awesome Effect inside the Tomb at the Easter Pageant.

Installed 4 light bar. Next day 2 have water leak into the lens. Have to pay to rewire exchange the two hoping it dont leak again. Sad

Great quality have used them in several sign lighting jobs. Wide range of adjustment.

Great product, high quality

Wall washer here refers to bathing a wall in light rather than cleaning it. I am sure you knew that, but I find the term funny. Nothing to laugh at, however, is the design and performance of this outdoor light bar. At a claimed 39.2 inches, it’s effectively a one meter length. The 3000K light color is quite please at night as we use it to liven up a nook on the porch by “flooding” the ceiling.It’s stackable for longer applications, although the cable isn’t much longer than the device. You’d have to put outlets in 1 m increments to use the plugs. Also, as a sealed outside device, the plug is a bit of a liability, since now you need a sealed (covered) outlet. I ended up cutting the plug off and wire it directly to a nearby junction box.The bracket is adjustable to point the light within a 180 degree range. The brackets slide along the housing when loosening a screw, but won’t come off as the slots a capped at the end. It’s best to install the screws from one side of the housing and then the other two by flipping the light over. The blue protective plastic foil on the brackets seems superfluous as none of the remainder is “protected” in any way and the brackets are rather industrial anyway.Unfortunately, the light does not offer a switch and relies on the outlet to switched (or permanently on). For advertisement, that’s probably the way you want it but for outside lighting of a home I’d like a bit more flexibility. In my application, I included a switch in the cable so I can turn it on as needed without having to rewire everything.The light distribution is good, but doesn’t reach much more than 4 ft - 5 ft of directly exposed wall, when punted right at it. Unless you’re moving it further way, it’s effectively a localized architectural lighting.

Works like a charm