TORCHSTAR 4-Pack Dusk to Dawn LED Light Bulb Outdoor, A19, 2700K

Dusk-to-Dawn LED Light Bulbs, 4-Pack 9W A19 E26 Outdoor Sensor Bulbs, 2700K and 800 Lumens - TORCHSTAR

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TORCHSTAR 4-Pack Dusk to Dawn LED Light Bulb Outdoor, A19, 2700K

Dusk-to-Dawn LED Light Bulbs, 4-Pack 9W A19 E26 Outdoor Sensor Bulbs, 2700K and 800 Lumens - TORCHSTAR

$47.99
Sale price  $47.99 Regular price 
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Dusk-to-dawn LED light bulbs switch outdoor fixtures on after sunset and off in daylight without a separate timer. This TORCHSTAR four-pack uses built-in sunlight sensors in A19 bulbs, producing 800 lumens of 2700K soft white from 9 watts each. Standard E26 bases fit compatible porch, garage, garden and exterior lamp fixtures while the automatic cycle keeps entrances illuminated when evening arrives.

Each bulb is listed as a 60-watt equivalent for 120V outdoor damp locations, with CRI 80, a 220-degree beam and a working range from -4°F to 104°F. Keep the red photocell exposed to natural light; indoor installation may cause continuous operation. Test by powering the bulb in daylight, then fully covering the sensor. Variants include 2700K, 5000K and yellow output. Do not use inside a fully enclosed shade that blocks sunlight unless approved.

Specifications

  • Brand: TORCHSTAR
  • Product: Dusk-to-dawn LED sensor bulbs
  • Pack quantity: 4 bulbs
  • Shape: A19
  • Base: E26
  • Power per bulb: 9W
  • Incandescent equivalent: 60W
  • Brightness: 800 lumens
  • Color temperature: 2700K soft white
  • Voltage: 120V
  • Sensor: Built-in sunlight photocell
  • Operation: Automatic on at night and off in daylight
  • CRI: 80
  • Beam angle: 220 degrees
  • Working temperature: -4°F to 104°F
  • Location: Outdoor damp location

Frequently Asked Questions

How do these dusk-to-dawn bulbs switch automatically?

A built-in photocell detects natural daylight so the bulb turns off by day and on after dark.

Can the bulbs be used indoors?

They are intended for outdoor use; indoors the sensor may not receive daylight and the bulb may stay on.

How can I test the sensor?

Power the bulb in daylight to confirm it remains off, then fully cover the red sensor to simulate darkness.

Which light colors are available?

The variants list 2700K soft white 5000K daylight and yellow options.

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