garage door light bulb

Most garage LED bulbs use a standard E26 (medium) screw base. Some use the smaller E12 (candelabra) base or have integrated, non-removable bases. Common shapes include A19 and B11, as well as integrated LED form factors.

Brightness typically ranges from about 450 to 800 lumens. Watt-equivalent labels commonly fall around 40–60 watts, with some specialty or cordless options marketed as a 100-watt equivalent.

Available color temperatures span warm tones like 2700 K up to daylight/bright options around 5000 K. A few listings do not specify the light appearance.

Yes. Some outdoor A19 LED bulbs include a built-in sensor that automatically turns the light on at dusk and off at dawn for hands-free exterior lighting.

Energy use in the listings ranges from about 4.5 watts to around 9.0 watts. Estimated annual energy costs shown are approximately $0.66 to $1.08, based on the manufacturers’ assumptions used in the product listings.

Cordless portable LED lights may include adhesive (stick) mounting or screw mounting, a slide-off base for easy battery replacement, and typically run on replaceable AAA batteries.