Review on PAR38 Outdoor Equivalence Lumens - Non-Dimmable by Michael Hudson

My current spotlights that I use are 9W, 3000K 'warm'. That's only 2 watts more. 11W; but TEN TIMES brighter. White "daylight" light with a temperature of 5000 Kelvin is insanely bright. I use it in my driveway at night for security. If you have never used 5000K (color). It takes a couple of weeks to get used to them mentally. You will be shocked the first time. But if safety is your goal, not atmosphere. no villains will linger when this happens. You can't even look at them directly. this is no exaggeration. It's amazing they can now get prison lighting with a tiny 11 watt LED lol. you have been told. Mine are perfect for what I wanted. Burn the retinas of the bad guys :D Maybe you don't like that for relaxing on the terrace. They are NOT designed for that. This (3000K) needs a warm yellowish color. Serious. Most people get used to it and end up loving it. for the right purpose. But you have to take some time for that! Give me a thumbs up if you found this helpful. Hooray!