Instruction: Analyze a question and its supporting document. Predicting answerability based on the information provided in the document. Output yes if the document contains relevant information to answer the question, otherwise output no.

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Question: Can this be used in a  regular outdoor light fixture(not one specifically a motion fixture)?
Document: The energy smart outdoor flood 9 year light bulb is probably a very good product. There is, however one very big problem. It does not fit into the fixture in which I intended to use it. It would have been good to have a diagram of the bulb with all the dimensions.
I bought this floodlight because I wanted to "do my part" and go green. I replaced one (of two) standard halogen floodlight in a motion sensored outdoor light. Once this light is fully "warmed up" and on, it is just as bright as the halogen light. My issue is that it (as with most CFLs) takes about 5-7 minutes to get to the desired brightness level...not so great when you want to scare off people that may be sneaking around!
Perfect Replacement for the on deck motion detector fixture and saves lots of energy to, have a brigter light in Dark.
Takes a extended while to achieve full brightness, not really the best for a yard security light.When on for a while it does get bright in about two mnutes, approximately, based primarily on the out dooor temperature. Would be great for always on applications but not so good when attached to a motion senser fixture.
They've been going strong a month now in our outdoor motion light, it is set to stay on 5 mins at a time. Nice and bright. When I bought these, they were about the same price as the conventional 100+ watt floods, but with the ridiculous efficiency, I figured why not give them a try. 52watts vs a potential 300watts? Yes please. I think I can hear the garage wiring thanking me.
This is a very good bulb! It is very bright with a small start-up time. It looks well made and will fit a standard motion activated fixture.Should last a good while.
Purchased one of these bulbs to use in an outdoor stake to shine on some Christmas decorations. It quit after about 10 days. I use the indoor floodlights with no problem, but I don't think the outdoor bulbs can take being directly in the elements.
I found this bulb by drilldown searching for LED bulbs. I was pretty surprised when I got CFLs in the mail. They were miscategorized in the drilldown as LEDs. They are not LEDs, in fact the specs say CFL. They are still fairly efficient, and they work okay in outdoor fixtures (including motion-sensing fixtures). I wouldn't recommend looking right at them. I saw lots of other reviews about damaged bulbs, but mine came super bubblewrapped and damage free.
I bought one of these bulbs for use in a floodlight attached to our garage. The fixture is designed to come on automatically at night and turn off during the day. I noticed within a few days that the bulb would not stay lit at night. It would turn on for a few minutes, then turn off for a minute, then turn on. It would do this all night.
I purchased this bulb several years ago for a very high light fixture. It lasted as promised so I decided it was well worth the money to get the long lasting  bulb again. If replacement involves dragging out  the extension ladder the price seems reasonable.
Answer: yes