CLOUDY BAY 120V Dimmable LED Indoor Outdoor Step Light,3-Pack,3000K Warm White,Stair Light,White Finish

Got these to replace my aging stair lights to my basement. Really good light and easy to install. The clip on fronts eliminates unseemly screw heads and make it very easy to get in to the fitting and adjust as needed. LED lights are bright and you get everything you need for full install.

We ordered these lights for the stairways in our house that is currently under construction. It is very important to us that the color temperature of all the lights match, so these being 3000K made them an easy choice. Since the house is still under construction, we wired one up in place of an existing outlet where we live now. I was pleasantly surprised at the amount of light they put out, and the color is nice and warm. We left it on all night and the next morning it was only slightly warm to the touch. They ARE dimmable, so if the light ends up being too bright we can always add a dimmer to the circuit for a fully custom brightness. Of course I can't speak to longevity yet, but when we get them installed I'll come back and add photos and an update. Installation does require an electrical box, but otherwise they are easy to install with a simple Hot-Common-Ground three wire hookup. All wire nuts and hardware is included in the box. Nice lights, great price, delivered quickly and as described.Addendum, three years later and these lights are still going strong. We leave them on 24/7 and they haven't skipped a beat.

These are nice LED step lighting. Ordered in Nov 2019 and I can confirm that the backside of the LED driver says “Dimmable” so these are in fact Dimmable.The light output is not very strong or bright but these are great for ambience. The lighting is differently directed downwards which is great.I added a comparison video of these Cloudy Bay vs the Ostwin (both are very similar). These cloudy bay are dark bronze in color (like a very dark brown black) and smooth as well, where the Ostwin are black in color and have more of a texture. The both have the same exact specs but I noticed the Ostwin are just a slightly bit brighter (I think the LED are better quality or just a hair bigger). I also think the Ostwin have a slightly larger rubber gasket so better for waterproofing.Conclusion:These are great beautiful little lights. I do recommend them. But I’m going with the Ostwin just for the black color, larger gasket, and slightly brighter LED lights.

I picked up three of these fixtures to replace three older LED step lights that I installed on our main staircase a few years back. They worked well but had a green tint to the light that we never liked, and while they were also designed to fit into a single gang box, they were not as attractive as these. The face plates of these step lights are very nice looking when the lights are off, and they provide a mostly downward cast of light when they're on. As others have mentioned, they are pretty bright... much brighter than the ones I replaced.I have them installed with one at the top of the stairs, one on the landing 11 steps down, and one another 7 steps further down at the bottom of the stairs. All are installed in the trim on the wall side of the open stairs, about 3" up from the floor, so they cast a light down and effectively across the steps. The old LED lights produced just enough light to find your way safely up or down the stairs with no other light; these definitely provide more light and three is certainly sufficient. Since the staircase is open, the lights are almost too bright if you look up at the middle and upper ones when standing on the lower floor. I may, as one other reviewer mentioned, add a little something over the diffuser to dim them a bit. I pondered installing a dimmer since these are advertised as dimmable, but I have them connected to a solar cell on an adjacent room wall and I'd have to place the dimmer there since I don;t really want to tear up anything to place another box. So I think it would be simpler just to add a little something inside the fixtures to reduce the light level. My wife also suggested we may want to make a diffuser red or green for the holiday season!The reason I'm rating these lights 4 stars is because of the way the face place mounts to the frame underneath. It's both a little finicky, it can be very difficult to get a nice fit against the mounting surface, and it's very difficult to eliminate any light leakage around the edges. Using a slighter thicker gasket (made of lightweight weather stripping) solves the second issue, but it would be nice to have a little adjustability in the design for affixing the face plate. My particular installation was a bit of a pain, since I had installed remodel electrical boxes at the light locations when I built the wainscot running up the stairs. These boxes have four exposed corner tabs that form part of the mounting system along with the two rotating legs behind the box that tighten them in place. The four tabs are almost 1/16 thick, and while they have no impact on normal electrical face plates, they caused the face plates of these lights to sit that same distance away from the wall. The frame holding the LEDs and the power supply inside the fixture lays on top of these tabs when you install it, and the face plate is designed to sit flush with that frame with absolutely no adjustability. So I ended up having to remove the three boxes, chisel out a 1/16 recess for each of the tabs, and then install the lights. So a 5 minute job per light became a 20 minute messier job per light. That said, even installing these lights in a normal box could be challenging if the box is either recessed slightly into the wall or protrudes out from it. A design that would accommodate this type of thing would be much nicer.Other than this issue and perhaps what may be an excessive amount of light for some installations, we really like the look of these lights and the face plates are of good quality. We only have a few nights of run time on them so far, so I have no idea how well they'll hold up with time. They consist of six individual LEDs, so there may be some failure tolerance (although they would produce less light as LEDs fail) if they are running in parallel... didn't check that. Of course if the power supply fails then the light is dead. The light color could be a tad warmer if you prefer a warmer yellow cast, but they're not overly white. Bottom line: there are some drawbacks, but I'd recommend these.

The stairway was very dark in our rental cabin and wanted to increase visibility to prevent falls. This product was perfect.

These are awesome, they're designed to be installed in steps for step lighting, but I mounted a pair in the wall on either side of a door leading to a deck. They provide a nice down-lighting effect on the deck - and since they are 3000K they blend in with all of the other warm house lighting. The fixture itself is really interesting as well, you wire to the frame of the fixture and then just snap the fixture into place - it makes contact with the frame for electrical current.

Installed these by myself in minutes. Would recommend in the future

These lights are 120 volts, not low volltage and indoor installation only.