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LED Security Flood Light with Wall Mount 50W 5,000 Lumens

LED Security Flood Light with Wall Mount 50W 5,000 Lumens

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$49.99at Wayfair, last seen Nov 2

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Our take on the LED Security Flood Light with Wall Mount 50W 5,000 Lumens

A 50W LED flood light rated at 5,000 lumens, roughly the output of a 175W halogen fixture while drawing about a third of the power. It mounts on a wall and is built for driveways, backyards and side gates where you want a wide, bright wash of light. No price was given for this listing, so check the current figure against other 50W, 5,000-lumen floods before buying.

Best forHomeowners lighting a driveway or backyardReplacing an old 150–175W halogen flood
Covering a side gate or shed entrance
Buyers who want high output without high running cost
Pros
  • 5,000 lumens is bright enough for a large yard or drive
  • 50W draw costs far less to run than a 175W halogen
  • LED life is typically 25,000–50,000 hours, so few bulb changes
  • Instant full brightness, unlike warm-up halogen
  • Wall mount suits most exterior walls and eaves
Cons
  • No motion sensor or photocell mentioned, so it may need a switch or separate sensor
  • 5,000 lumens can glare into neighbors' windows if aimed poorly
  • Fixed wall mount limits aiming compared with adjustable brackets
  • No color temperature, IP rating or warranty stated
  • Wiring an outdoor fixture usually needs an electrician

LED Security Flood Light with Wall Mount 50W 5,000 Lumens prices at every store

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LED Security Flood Light with Wall Mount 50W 5,000 Lumens price history

Lowest price we've seen: $49.99 on Nov 2 at Wayfair. Tracked across 1 store since Nov 2.

Specifications

Security Lights
Yes
Light Type
Flood
Wattage Equivalent
175 W

Questions and answers

Is 5,000 lumens too bright for a small yard?
For a small patio it is a lot of light and can glare. It suits a driveway, large yard or barn wall better; for tight spaces a 2,000–3,000 lumen fixture is usually enough.
How much does it cost to run?
At 50W it uses about 0.05 kWh per hour. At a typical US rate of around 15 cents per kWh, that is under a cent an hour, or roughly $2–3 a year at two hours a night.
Does it have a motion sensor?
Nothing in the specs lists one. Assume it switches on and off from a wall switch unless the product page says otherwise, or add a separate motion sensor.
Can I replace a 175W halogen flood with this?
Yes, it is sold as a 175W-equivalent and puts out similar light at about a third of the power. Check that your existing wiring and switch are in good shape first.
What color temperature and weather rating should I check?
Neither is stated here. Look for 4000K–5000K for a crisp white light and an IP65 or higher rating for outdoor use.
When is the best time to buy?
Outdoor lighting tends to drop around spring home-improvement sales and Black Friday. Compare the price here against other 50W, 5,000-lumen floods before buying.