Will this put out enough light to illuminate our front door/porch of our house?
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I have no idea how large your porch is so it's difficult to say. However, we used the two we purchased to illuminate our Christmas message on the front entry of our home. Rough measurements are 20 ft. by 10 to 12 ft. high. One would have been sufficient but since we had two we used them both and they are powerful. Easy to set up and adjust to give maximum exposure to whatever you're trying to highlight. Hope this is helpful.
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Without a doubt, this light will illuminate your front porch if you use the correct bulb.
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Kurt, it doesn't come with a bulb, just as seen in the pic. you need a medium base bulb, and yes, it will be enough to light up the front door and porch. hope this helps
1432126
Absolutely, the radiance of this Spot Light has an illumination that simply, Let you Light Shine...Star bright!
1432127
It should as its contingent upon the wattage of bulb you put in it. Like a desk or table lamp. Its more so about the bulb than anything.
1910782
No. This is supplemental lighting for decorative purposes only. You should use a proper light.
222294
It will depend on how you adjust the lights. We installed it above a garage door. It lights an area of about 30Ft x 40Ft quite brightly. I believe if we tilted the lights more straight out it would illuminate an even larger area, if it was needed. Hope that helps.
1788165
It would depend on how much light you want. It will light up a room but not real bright, probably in the range of a 25-40 watt light.
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It should be enough bright for you. One of these give out 1050 Lumens so with two together you would be 2100 Lumens, that is more then enough for a living room.
2127051
Yes. The more lights the brighter it will be. Not the individual light but the overall effect.
1454423
I currently is in use in a recessed porch light. Door-side response is immediate. The entry path may be limited by the amount the bulb is recessed. Our light turns on about 8-10 feet from light. I'd like it to turn on a little further out but must assume that the recess has limited the range of response. Overall I am please with the performance.
1587073
Not really. Although good for a little extra closet light, or a counter space, this system will not produce enough light for a bathroom or vanity.
121235
No, it's not a very bright light. We have recessed lighting in the bedroom as well as the fan light. I wouldn't recommend it as your only light source.
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I have one of these on my front porch and one on my back steps. The light is brighter than I expected it to be, it is quite sufficient for lighting up the walkway when I come home in the dark.
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It would look nice, but it does not put out a lot of light. It would really depend on how much light you need in that space.
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In my opinion, yes. We have a lamp post by the sidewalk in front of our house. I have always used 25 watt incandescent bulbs in it. It allows you to see without being obnoxiously bright. I bought one of these bulbs and installed it a few months ago, in the middle of winter in Michigan. The light is on a photo sensor and stays on all night. It is quite protected from the weather. Glass enclosure with a metal cap that screws down. So far, so good. It's working like a champ. Can't say how long it will last, but I'm happy with it at the moment.
325940
The illumination is not very bright. I bought it to ligfht up my front walk and it did not provide enough light for that purpose.
2216359
Yes, the light needs to be brighter. Maybe 2 bulbs instead of 1. It does not light our small kitchen.
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Don't know, but I can put it in perspective: Would be a good light for over any entryway or driveway, but not to light up a room or an outside deck.
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Yes, it will light up a whole room, we use it as the main lighting for my daughter's nursery.
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I don't think it would give enough light for your purposes . Think of it as a good closet light or as a work lamp.