For an outside light in a porch, that is massive overkill.
Get one which uses separate bulbs.
Then:
a) you won't have to trow the fitting away when the LEDs fail
b) you can experiment with different brightnesses and colour temperatures to find what suits you best.
good idea as did not realised this was LED which means each time, it failed, need to replace the whole unit again.
Yes, ridiculously bright for a porch.When you say overkill, do you mean too bright? is my understanding correct?
So ideally, what we need is something with bulb rather than LED with motion sensor
and ideally 400 lumens / 2700K
Just look for outdoor/external/porch lights - find one you like. Then decide what bulb works best in it.if anyone has any recommendation for online supplier that might provide this, I would take any recommendations as I realised the previous option might not be suitable.
I've got two lights in my porch (well - flat canopy over the front door, so no reflection from walls).Yes, ridiculously bright for a porch.
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