- Is 100W LED bright enough for a driveway?
- Yes for most driveways and yards. A 100W LED typically produces roughly 10,000 to 12,000 lumens, comparable to a 400W halogen floodlight. Aim it down and outward to avoid glare into windows and neighboring yards.
- Can this replace a 100W halogen floodlight?
- It can replace the fixture, but the light output will be much higher than a 100W halogen. A 100W halogen gives about 1,500 to 2,000 lumens; this LED gives several times that. Check that the existing circuit and switch can handle the load.
- Does it work on a standard 120V circuit?
- Yes. It is rated 120 volts, which matches standard US household and light commercial wiring. Have a qualified electrician confirm the circuit and any outdoor junction box before installing.
- Is it waterproof enough for direct rain exposure?
- The listing calls it waterproof, but no IP rating is given. Look for an IP65 or higher rating before mounting it where rain hits directly. Mounting under an eave or with the lens angled down adds protection.
- Does it have a motion sensor or dusk-to-dawn photocell?
- No sensor or photocell is listed. It switches on and off from a wall switch or an external timer or sensor. If you want automatic operation, plan for a separate photocell or smart switch.
- What is in the box?
- The listing does not specify included accessories. Expect the floodlight itself; confirm the mounting bracket and hardware with the seller before buying, since some fixtures ship without them.