- Is 50W really equal to a 500W halogen flood light?
- Roughly, in power draw, but not in the brightness this listing states. A genuine 50W LED can rival a 500W halogen, yet the spec sheet lists only 100 lm, which is far below that. Check the actual lumen figure before relying on the equivalence claim.
- Does it need a separate remote or app to change colors?
- RGBW flood lights normally switch colors through a remote or a controller. The listing does not confirm one is included, so plan on buying a compatible controller if color control matters to you.
- Can I use these outdoors in rain and snow?
- They are built as outdoor flood lights with a tempered glass face and are commonly mounted under eaves or on walls. The listing gives no IP water-resistance rating, so avoid full exposure to driving rain and standing water.
- How wide an area does one light cover?
- The 30-degree beam is fairly narrow, so each fixture throws a focused pool of light rather than washing a whole yard. For broad security coverage you would need several units aimed at different spots.
- Is it safe to install where a permit or inspection applies?
- The listing says it is not NRTL listed, meaning it lacks a recognized safety certification mark. Some inspectors and insurers require that for permanent outdoor wiring, so confirm before installing.
- What comes in the four-pack?
- You get four flood light fixtures, each with an integrated LED array, tempered glass lens and a 1 ft cord. Mounting hardware and any remote are not confirmed, so check the box contents before planning the install.
- Where is the 4 Pack 50W RGBW LED Flood Light 500W Equivalent cheapest?
- At Walmart, for $113.12, as of our latest check.