Feit Electric - Dusk to Dawn LED Bronze Half Moon Security Outdoor Wall Light, 5000K (73702)

The Feit Electric Half Moon LED Dusk to Dawn Security Wall Light provides all the advantages of advanced LED energy-saving technology and high performance exterior security lighting meets timeless style with this beautiful outdoor half-moon security wall light. LED lighting providing 80% in energy savings over conventional light fixtures and 50, 000 hours of reliable light Rugged cast aluminium corrosion-resistant housing is ideal for outdoor installation Universal junction box mounting plate (included) Rust-resistant powder coat finish for added durability Built-in photocell sensor turns light on at dusk and off at dawn for convenience and energy savings Wet location rated suitable for use in open-air decks and patios, uncovered porches, and walkways ETL listed Includes install parts: junction box mounting plate, wire connectors Brightness: 850 Lumens 5000K (daylight) Item Dimension: 8. 5" H x 5. 9" W x 3. 6" D Feit is a leader in first to market lighting innovations and driven to deliver the latest breakthrough in interior and exterior illumination. To us, lighting is everything. The right light can turn a house into a home, make an unsafe area feel more secure, and navigating your way back to bed a lot easier. Our LED product portfolio includes a full line of energy efficient LED bulbs and retrofit kits. Feit Electric also manufactures energy-efficient LED luminaires including ultra-slim edge-lit ceiling fixtures, light-weight utility shop lights, and weatherproof outdoor LED fixtures. Family owned. Family operated. Based in Los Angeles, California since 1978. We are devoted to our long-time employees, customers, and retail partners together, we all prosper. See more of our FEIT family of products and use your Gift card.

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