Motion-Activated Outdoor Lighting: Sengled Dusk-to-Dawn Light Bulbs

Stacy Kirstein: As advertised! Works excellent

Canada on Nov 11, 2023

RB Tucson, AZ: I saw several reviews, saying the 90 watt equivalent, was too dim. But I took a chance, since this is the shape of lamp that I needed in my outside light fixture. I've never seen such a bright LED lamp! In fact, it's really too bright for a porch light. I'm guessing, it's closer to a 150 watt equivalent. I like the fact, that it dims itself down, when turning off from motion trigger, so you're not instantly in total darkness. I just wish it lit up more slowly, instead of blinding yourself as you trigger it.

United States on Nov 04, 2023

Michael McCormick: Excellent front porch lights, smart technology and helps a lot with Ring camera

United States on Nov 03, 2023

M. Saunders: I popped an old standard floodlight out of our porch fixture and put this in. It detects motion very rapidly, lights the porch in an uniform light and the light is warm and not that horrible blue color you get with some LED lights. The easiest way to add motion detection to an existing fixture that I've ever done!

United States on Oct 29, 2023

Alberto CalezAlberto Calez: I had some older flood lights in and needed some motion sensor flood lights.
After a quick install, and tested - they work and give me the light I needed in that dark area.

United States on Oct 23, 2023

Client d'Amazon: Très bon produits

Canada on Oct 20, 2023

PL Soltesz: These outdoor spotlights are very bright. The only complaint I have is that they don't seem to work as indicated in the instructions. I turn them on, they come on and then go out (which is what they are supposed to do). But only 1 of them comes on when it detects movement. So I just turn them on for the night. They light up the backyard and that is what I wanted.

United States on Sep 11, 2023

BA: I have these in outdoor pot lights located at ceiling height. These have a motion sensor range about a 10-12’ range from the fixture in this position and produce a flood pattern. I have not noticed any false triggering but as the range is rather limited and the time on is fixed at a short period I may have just missed it.

I also tried a standard medium based shaped bulb with the motion sensor at the end but as they were shorter the motion sensor was partially blocked by the pot light fixture resulting in a 9’ range. The reflector shaped bulb also produces downward lighting and are therefore better in this application.

These fixtures are part of a lighting circuit that is controlled by a timer switch but in a particular location that I did not want constant lighting. These bulbs work as expected in conjunction with timer switch.

I would have liked a longer motion sensor range but overall satisfied with this purchase.

Canada on Jan 21, 2023

Hopper: It does what it says!! 😁
I sure of longevity as it’s still working!!

Canada on Apr 18, 2022

KC: This is the way to go for security lighting. Use a standard socket and put the smarts in each easy-to-change bulb. I have bought all-in-one units for cheaper but then end up having to change an entire fixture when the unit fails. All ambient light detection that would prevent a bulb activating in daylight has issues so just having a low standby power is more relevant and reliable.

What I would really like to have in a security light are the following features:
No ambient light switching.
No toggling between always on and motion detection -- this invariably screws up during a power failure or spike.
A selectable on time.
As bright as possible.
As economic as possible.

But vendors always want to add more features and charge for those features even if they don't ultimately work.

Canada on Jan 02, 2020