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Question: Are LED Floodlights cold weather resistant? I installed a two light fixture and both lights failed when the temperature dropped below freezing.
Document: I installed the lights (2 of them)today. Tonight, I can say that the light is a bright white, far better than the 60 or 90 watt bulbs that they replaced. The bulbs easily reach out 30 or 40 feet.
We have had two of these in a RAB outdoor motion-sensitive security fixture for over a month. I couldn't be more pleased with the brightness and coloration (very white) of the light. The bulbs appear to be of extremely high quality and are clearly well sealed from the elements. I highly recommend this bulb. Time will only tell regarding their longevity.
I installed these 1200 lumens lights on some of my outdoor flood light fixtures and have been very happy with them. They seem to provide more light then the incandescent bulbs that I have right next to them. They're expensive... but they give a good cone of light that's super bright toward the center, but still illuminates well to the edges. If they last as long as they claim, then I will be unscrewing them and taking them with me to the next house we buy.
I have several of these for outside floodlights. No problems and they just work. Saves a lot of electricity with no real loss of light.
I like this product, it was a little pricey but much brighter then the lower priced Feit bulbs. (BR40 LED 17 Watt Flood Light) Worth the extra dollars, if they last as long as advertised.
I have a sign outside my office that has two spotlights on it. I have been using the European bulbs that are made to run on 220 volts and when used in the US, last for 5 years or more. Only downside was that they used enough electricity to power a 75 watt bulb, but only gave out about half that light. The LEDs shortcomings are that they are more spot light than flood light, so they do a great job, but don't spread out the beam.
I replaced my compact fluorescent bulb with this one and love the upgrade. It turns on instantly. Doesn't need to warm up. And the light is brighter than the bulb it replaced even though the old one was rated as a higher lumen bulb.The only downside to this bulb is that it doesn't cast as wide a beam. It's not a spot light by any means but doesn't quite flood to the same degree other lights that operate with a reflector do. That's an easy trade off for me.
I bought this bulb as well as one from Kobi (Kobi Electric LED 15-watt (90 watt) PAR38 warm white outdoor light bulb, Non-Dimmable) to compare for lighting up the front of my house. Both bulbs were bright, but I wound up going with the Kobi's for out front as I prefer the soft-white light it emits.These Feit's however are GREAT for security lighting as they are SUPER bright (like seriously, almost blinding) and cover a wide area.
The sign is not easily reached so I like the fact that I don't have to change bulbs every two years and they cost pennies to run, so they should pay back the cost over their lifetime.
I've only installed this bulb for about a month, and it seems to be very nice. Very solid METAL case and it felt very heavy and solid. The cooling fins allowed a nice tight fit when I used a tool that reaches 10 feet to install the bulb-better than a standard bulb. I have it installed right next to a 90 watt outdoor spot about 30 feet in the air, under a roof soffet.
Answer: yes