Daylight 5000K
PIR Motion Sensor Light Bulbs, 9W A19 Daylight, 2-Pack
A19 bulbs that light up for movement below them and go out 30 seconds later.
Light It Up on AmazonA21 bulbs with a radar sensor that sees through a glass shade.
4.1 out of 5 (4,556 ratings) $13.99Color temperature: Warm White 3000K
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These two A21 bulbs carry a 4.0GHz radar sensor instead of the usual infrared eye. Radar picks up movement through a glass shade and around the sides of a fixture, so the bulb can sit inside a closed porch lantern and still react. GREENIC rates the pickup at 360 degrees with a range of up to 20 feet.
A light sensor keeps the motion part asleep during the day and wakes it at dusk. When you switch the bulb on for the first time in daylight it stays lit for a moment, then goes out after about 17 seconds with no movement. That is normal, not a fault.
Each bulb draws 15 watts and puts out 1500 lumens, about what a 100 watt incandescent gave. Pick warm white 3000K for a porch you sit on, or daylight 5000K for a driveway or garage where you want to see colors as they are.
| Detail | Value |
|---|---|
| Base | E26 medium |
| Shape | A21 |
| Power | 15W (100W equivalent) |
| Brightness | 1500 lumens |
| Color temperature | 3000K warm white or 5000K daylight |
| Sensor | 4.0GHz radar plus dusk-to-dawn light sensor |
| Range | 360 degrees, up to 20 ft |
| In the box | 2 bulbs |
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I use motion bulbs in my apartment buildings in basements, hallways, storage areas, and work spaces. This isn't the brand I usually buy, but I had a hard time finding 100w equivalent, daylight motion bulbs for areas where we're doing work and want bright light.
I ordered 2 bulbs and put one in the entryway and one in the basement. The one in the entryway works great, it senses movement outside the front door and pops on before opening the door, which was great. The other I put in my unfinished basement. I only go down there to service the furnace or for Holiday decorations.
Had these for two years, they’ve been exposed to the elements in Florida. They still work, but they don’t stay on as long as they used to now. For the money, they are fantastic compared to replacing the whole fixture for a motion sensor fixture.
This motion sensor light bulb works exactly as expected. It turns on quickly when it detects movement and shuts off automatically after a short time, which helps save energy. Installation was simple, and the brightness is excellent for my hallway and garage. It’s very convenient not having to use a light switch, especially at night.
Daylight 5000K
A19 bulbs that light up for movement below them and go out 30 seconds later.
Light It Up on AmazonDaylight 5000K
A brighter PIR motion bulb: 12 watts, 1100 lumens, daylight white.
Light It Up on Amazon