sensor light bulbs outdoor

Listings show sensor outdoor bulbs in 2700 K, 3000 K, and 5000 K color temperatures.

Motion‑sensing bulbs typically turn off when no motion is detected to save energy; some listings specify a 30‑second auto‑off timer after no motion is sensed.

Most listings show about 800 lumens and use roughly 8.5–9.0 watts, commonly marketed as a 60‑watt incandescent equivalent.

They commonly use a standard Edison medium screw base (E26) and are typically A19 in shape.

Many models combine a photocell dusk‑to‑dawn function with motion activation; several listings cite about a 9 ft detection range and a 30‑second auto‑off timer, and they stay off during daylight.

Ratings vary by model: some are listed as suitable for damp (and in one listing, wet) locations, while at least one product explicitly warns against use in totally enclosed fixtures and states the sensor must not be covered.

Lifespans vary across listings: some specify about 15,000 hours, while others present multi‑year estimates (for example, 22.8 years or 13.7 years). Check each product listing for how that estimate is calculated.

Some listings show certifications such as UL Listed and indicate compliance with federal efficiency standards; others list no industry or government certifications. Damp/wet‑location suitability is noted for some models.