Cooper Lighting W-70-H/PC 70W High Pressure Sodium Wall Pack with Photo Control, Bronze
Review by Leonardo Martinez "RN" : Bright Lights.

Just installed it at the top of the shed, and as other review stated it gives out a lot of amber light. The fixture itself seems solid and has a nice heavy feel to it, easy to install. I just wished it was made in the good old USA, anyway the shipping was pretty fast.

Cooper Lighting W-70-H/PC 70W High Pressure Sodium Wall Pack with Photo Control, Bronze
Review by Erik D. : affordable, sturdy, lots of light

I've bought two of these lights-- first to install above the garage door; then, seeing how well that worked, as a replacement for another light fixture that was not working well.

I own a rental property in an area of town that is not fantastic. So my renters requested some sort of security lighting near the garage. I did some research and decided on HPS -- both for the color of the light (not as harsh as, say, metal halide) and for the durability of the bulb (HPS bulbs generally last a long time).

I got the fixture installed and then drove past at night the next evening to see how much light it put out. Wow! For 50 watts you get a LOT of lumens. This is plenty of light for a driveway or home security light. Also, the fixture itself is very solid. If the transparent part got hit by a baseball (or a rock), I don't think it would break. It's heavy!

I also want to note that the cost of this fixture is fairly inexpensive, compared to other HPS dusk-to-dawn fixtures I've found.

Cooper Lighting W-70-H/PC 70W High Pressure Sodium Wall Pack with Photo Control, Bronze
Review by wcw : Bright light with non-industrial look

I have had this light for over a year now. It is well made, heavy construction, good wiring, and a snap to install. I like it because it puts out TONS of "soft" light for 70 watts.

The fixture is pretty good looking - not beautiful, but completely inoffensive. It is actually kind of hard to find a HPS light that does not look industrial.

This one does not stand out on my house, which is pretty important to me since the house is an old tudor the historic register. I'm not trying to brag, just letting you know that it will not look like you have parking lot lighting on a nice house.

It takes a few minutes to warm up, and the light is not at all harsh, just very bright.