Does this light have a motion sensor?

No. It is a plain flood light that switches on with a wall switch or an external control. If you want automatic activation, pair it with a separate motion sensor or a smart switch.

Is 3000K bright enough for a security light?

3000K describes color, not brightness. It is a warm white, similar to a porch bulb, and looks softer than the 5000K–6000K cool white common on security floods. Some people find cool white feels brighter for spotting intruders.

Can I install it myself?

It is a hardwired fixture, so it needs a junction box and mains wiring. If you are not comfortable working at a breaker panel and making weatherproof connections, hire an electrician.

Is it dimmable or does it change color?

No. It runs at a fixed 3000K warm white and is not dimmable. Dimming would require a compatible driver and dimmer, which this fixture does not include.

What is a COB LED and why does it matter?

COB means chip-on-board: many LED emitters packed on one chip under a single lens. The result is a broad, even light with fewer visible hotspots than a flood built from a few discrete LEDs.

Can it be used for dusk-to-dawn operation?

Only with an external photocell or timer switch, since the fixture has no built-in sensor. Wire it through a photocell if you want it to come on at sunset.

Where is the LEONLITE COB LED Security Light cheapest?

At Walmart, for $65.99, as of our latest check.

What do buyers say about the LEONLITE COB LED Security Light?

Rated 3 out of 5 from 2 ratings.

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LEONLITE COB LED Security Light

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LEONLITE COB LED Security Light

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$65.99at WalmartChecked Nov 9

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Last seen at $65.99 at Walmart on Nov 9.

Our take on the LEONLITE COB LED Security Light

A hardwired outdoor flood light built around a COB LED array, which packs many small emitters into one chip for a wide, even wash of light instead of a hot center spot. It produces a warm white 3000K beam, closer to incandescent than the stark 5000K–6000K of most security floods, so it is easier on the eyes around a patio or entry. It suits homeowners who want steady dusk-to-dawn area lighting rather than a motion-triggered unit with sensors, timers or app control. Against motion-sensor floods it is simpler and more reliable, but it gives up automation and the sharper, cooler light some people expect from a security fixture.

Best forPatio, porch and entryway area lightingBuyers who prefer warm white light outdoorsSimple hardwired setups without sensors or apps

Pros

COB LED array spreads light evenly across a wide area
Warm 3000K white is softer than typical cool-white floods
No bulbs to replace; the LED chip is the light source
Fewer parts than sensor floods means less to fail
Hardwired design needs no batteries or pairing

Cons

No motion sensor, photocell or timer built in
3000K warm white may read as dimmer than cool white to some
Hardwired install usually needs an electrician
Unbranded, so warranty and support are uncertain
Not dimmable or adjustable in color

LEONLITE COB LED Security Light prices at every store

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In stockSold by Everyday Good FindsReturns: Sold by a Walmart Marketplace seller; returns go to the seller under the seller's returns policy.
$65.99Free shippingChecked Nov 9
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About the LEONLITE COB LED Security Light

Product description

Specifications

color_temperature_description: White (3000K)Source

Questions and answers

Does this light have a motion sensor?: No. It is a plain flood light that switches on with a wall switch or an external control. If you want automatic activation, pair it with a separate motion sensor or a smart switch.
Is 3000K bright enough for a security light?: 3000K describes color, not brightness. It is a warm white, similar to a porch bulb, and looks softer than the 5000K–6000K cool white common on security floods. Some people find cool white feels brighter for spotting intruders.
Can I install it myself?: It is a hardwired fixture, so it needs a junction box and mains wiring. If you are not comfortable working at a breaker panel and making weatherproof connections, hire an electrician.
Is it dimmable or does it change color?: No. It runs at a fixed 3000K warm white and is not dimmable. Dimming would require a compatible driver and dimmer, which this fixture does not include.
What is a COB LED and why does it matter?: COB means chip-on-board: many LED emitters packed on one chip under a single lens. The result is a broad, even light with fewer visible hotspots than a flood built from a few discrete LEDs.
Can it be used for dusk-to-dawn operation?: Only with an external photocell or timer switch, since the fixture has no built-in sensor. Wire it through a photocell if you want it to come on at sunset.
Where is the LEONLITE COB LED Security Light cheapest?: At Walmart, for $65.99, as of our latest check.
What do buyers say about the LEONLITE COB LED Security Light?: Rated 3 out of 5 from 2 ratings.

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