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Coldfire Spotlight, 4 pack
Coldfire Spotlight, 4 pack
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Plug-in color floods, set of four
Four floods that paint the lawn whatever color you want
A set of four flat-panel LED flood lights, each on a bracket with a side knob that sets the angle and locks it. They throw a wash of color across the front lawn, up the siding, or through the fog line at ankle height, and all four run from one phone app. Plug-in, 120V, standard three-prong cord, so they go wherever an outdoor outlet reaches.
What you get
- Four flat-panel floods in one box
- One phone app groups and runs all four
- Magenta to teal, plus 2700K warm white
- Short cord — one outdoor extension each
- IP66 marked, built for outdoor use
Why it holds up
The color comes from the app, not a gel
The lens on each unit shows the range: magenta through orange to teal, and there is a warm white at 2700K for anything that should just look like a porch light. The app lists every unit by name, groups them, and switches all four on or off with one tap. Build a scene once instead of walking the yard with a ladder.
IP66 printed right on the face
Built for outdoor use, with the IP66 mark stamped next to the model number, so a wet week before the 31st is weather, not a problem. Black housing, slim frame. Until you turn it on it reads as a hardware-store flood. This is the light that makes the scary stuff scarier, not the scary stuff itself.
Plug it in, aim it, walk away
Standard 120V three-prong plug, no low-voltage transformer, no battery pack to swap at eight o'clock. The cord out of the housing is short, so plan on an outdoor extension cord per unit or a splitter at the outlet. Ships from the US in 5 to 7 days, 3 to 4 if you pick express.

Plug-in, built for outdoors
On the 31st, and the morning after
Halloween night, all four come on from one tap on the phone, and the fog you laid down at ground level turns whatever color you gave it. On November 1st you pull four plugs, wipe four lenses, wrap four cords, and the whole set goes back in the box it came in.
- Side knob sets the angle and locks it there
- 300W output with remote and timer support
- Four plugs, four lenses, one box in November
Specs
| Motion | Static |
| Power | Plug-In 120V · 300 W |
| Use | Outdoor |
| Weather rating | IP66 |
| Scare level | Family friendly |
Questions people ask
How many lights are in the set?
Four, each on a bracket with a side knob that sets the angle and locks it there.
How do I control them?
From a phone app. It lists every unit by name, groups them, and switches all four on or off with one tap.
What colors can they do?
The range runs magenta through orange to teal, and there is a warm white at 2700K for anything that should read like a porch light.
Do I need extension cords?
Plan on it. The cord out of each housing is short, so figure on an outdoor-rated extension per unit, or a splitter at the outlet.
Is there a transformer or a battery pack?
Neither. They run on a standard 120V three-prong plug, so there is nothing to swap at eight o'clock.
Can they stay out in the rain?
They are built for outdoor use and carry the IP66 mark next to the model number, so a wet week before the 31st is weather, not a problem.
Shipping and returns
Standard: 5–7 business days, free over $99. Express: 3–4 business days.
30 days from delivery, unused and in the box. Damaged on arrival: photo + order number and we replace it first.
Order by Tue, Oct 20 (standard) or Fri, Oct 23 (express) to have it in the yard by the 30th.
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