HALO All-PRO Outdoor Security FE0650LPC LED Entry and Patio Light, Bronze | Lighting, Lights, FE08A40FDB, Polycarbonate, 11 W, 4.5 in W x 6.8 in H, 25000 hr, 5000 K, E26 Medium
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HALO All-PRO Outdoor Security FE0650LPC LED Entry and Patio Light, Bronze | Lighting, Lights, FE08A40FDB, Polycarbonate, 11 W, 4.5 in W x 6.8 in H, 25000 hr, 5000 K, E26 Medium
- This fixture is built to last with maintenance-free energy efficient LEDs with 25,000 hours of life, eliminating your need to use and replace bulbs
- 5000K Daylight color temperature influences alertness and awareness, ideal for outdoor security applications
- 810 Lumens provides good brightness without being overwhelming
- This LED fixture minimizes your energy usage by only uses 11 Watts of power
- Integral Dusk to Dawn photocell sensor provides nighttime on/ daytime off to ensure efficient energy usage to save you money
- Diffused lens gives “no glare” useful area light
- Perfect security lighting for residential and light commercial
- Light coverage more than 75-Watt incandescent or (13-Watt) CFL luminaires
The ALL-PRO LED high-performance, low-maintenance entry and patio light provides a dependable and reliable security solution with nighttime ON and daytime OFF settings. Suitable for mounting heights up to 10ft. and replaces 60W incandescent or 13W CFL area lights. FE0650LPC series entry and patio light's design and aesthetics are perfect for retrofitting them into existing residential and light commercial buildings.
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