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.

Input:
Question: Is this okay to use in an outdoor flood light?
Document: This sensor light is okay but I am looking for something that works better. I have the sensor light in my garage. Maybe it is too high to sense movement. It will only stay lit for a few minutes and then you are left in the dark.
The unit solved the problem of a motion detector for a light on a covered porch. The instructions say indoor use only, but I am hoping that the fact that there is no way that moisture can reach this spot will allow the bulb to work for a long time.
I wanted to use this as an overhead light in my garage. But installation, it would not react to motion even when I waved my hand in front of it less than four feet away. I returned it for a refund. Thanks Amazon!
How does it do all that? "Use the high efficient imported Chip, special assembly style, with high quality PC cover, light is much more average, full and soft." And what about the super energy-saving function? "if needed, if will be on, it will be off on contrary, which is more energy-saving than the normal eternal LED bulb." Oh, now I get it.
My logic my be faulty, but I'd rather switch on a light once a week rather than use 84  watts per week ( .5 watts per hour= 12watts per day = 84watts per week at a minimum even if is OFF the entire time) on the chance that I might access the location and not have a hand free to turn on a light.Just my opinion
You really have to have these things in a dark hallway. I was hoping to use it on my front porch and the side of my house near the trash cans but since they both receive just a LITTLE too much light from the street lamps, they fail to turn on. It's frustrating so I just put one in the hallway right at the front door entrance and I'm thinking of putting the other in a bathroom or something. Kind of disappointed.
I am considering a covered, but outside porch location so the light greats visitors. I don't, however, think this is recommended by the manufacturer for outside use.Update... My one critisicm is that it continually draws 0.5 watts to maintain the motion sensor. This works out to 12 watt hours per day. So not as great an energy saver as one might think.
I wasn't expecting more than what it is supposed to do. It senses motion and turns on. Perfect! It has a decent range of sensitivity. I'm always forgetting to turn the light off in the basement near the laundry. I'd say it picks up motion about 15 feet away. Not bad. It is a little tall so you just can't use it in lamps or most light fixtures. I just screwed it into my ceiling and have it as an open light bulb with glass around it.
I use these in my outside ceiling fan as a deterrent for would-be night stalkers. These work great, and are worth the money.
I ordered this bulb as a Christmas present for my son in law as he had researched it and was so excited about this product.He wanted it to use in his garage but it never worked! Recently, I received another bulb in the mail (without ordering it) so I gave this second bulb to him but I haven't heard whether it works or not. Alyce Johnson
Answer: yes