🔦 High-Performance Lumens: Ideal for Indoor and Outdoor Garage Spaces Review

Our house has a "smart switch" on the porch, and it's smarter than me. I couldn't figure out how to program it to turn on in the dark and turn off in the daylight (the sensor is on a pole in the yard). Plug them into outlets, just leave the switch on and forget it. Bright daylight spectral light (may be a little bluish for some people who prefer soft white light of 2700K, which is equivalent to 5000K).

They emit a yellow light, although you wouldn't expect that from looking at them when they're not on. I don't see any moths or other insects swarming around or under the bulb at night. The built-in auto-on feature is great! I just leave the switch on and don't have to remember to turn them on at night or off in the morning. Lightbulbs aren't on 24/7 just because I forget to turn them off. It would be nice if there was information on how much power the sensor lights use during the day when the…

Not bad. I can't tell where the photocell is and I think it must be behind the main lens of the lamp. But they work as they should, on at dusk and off at dawn. Even under a canopy, and one of them is somewhat blocked by a drainpipe, where they are in a dark place, they still respond acceptably and don't show up ridiculously early or stay ridiculously long after sunrise. in comparison, of course. Every photocell light I've ever had stays on for a while after the sun has risen far enough to see…