Can I use these in uplights in the front of my home?
156624
This is a nice lamp. It is rated for indoor and outdoor use. I personally would not expose it to full water flow from rain, but under the eves or roof should be fine. I used mine in canned lighting indoors.
156625
I used them indoors, but they are also listed for outdoor use. You might want to check the lumens. 750 is OK for outdoor use, but depending on the area you are trying to light up, that might not be enough light. I've seen some newer LED floodlights that have 2000+ lumens - and these REALLY provide a lot of light!
156626
Yes as long as they fit your lamps. I use them in my kitchen ceiling, recessed, work well.
648918
Yes. I use these lights in our front yard and they illuminate the second story of our home. Not sure how bright you want it. It's not super bright, just accent lighting. However as I have bought replacement bulbs I foun that depending on the brand, you can get it much brighter.
589051
Yes they can. Note these are 12 Volt bulbs and fit in a socket that is designed for it. As long as they have the transformer built into the fixture they will work fine. We have them installed in there pendent fixture without a dimmer switch and they work OK.
1363593
Hello Deb, I own a mobile DJ company, and we use these for up lighting against walls, and they are more than bright enough to do this. I don't know how exactly you plan on using these, but there are brighter one's, and I would recomend spending the extra $20.00 per light if you plan on using them for anything else than up lighting. Hope this helps, and answers your question. Craig
1208239
No, they are indoor, they also would likely be too dim for an effective outdoor application.
577439
They are rated for indoor/outdoor use. And enjoy! They are fantastic bulbs.
1860129
Yes, I have them in all my lights on the ceiling and use in my outside light. I really like them alot. Gives off a better light I think. I hear they also use less electric.
794018
Probably could be used outside, although we used them in an inside light fixture. We ended up replacing them with brighter fluorescent bulbs in order to better illuminate the area, but the bulbs (brightness-wise) are great for somewhere were a softer light was desired. If you're looking for a white/daylight bulb, this one is not for you, though -- it's a bit yellow.
178447
No, I don't believe you can. I would research for you, but my lights are deep in the attic. I will say they looked great in my yard last year.
2250932
Yes you can, just make sure the lights dont get wet cause they are not water proof.
955025
I don't think so. I use it for my outdoor lights, i.e. front and back door lights.
410874
I don't think so. I have several of these that I use for indoor small flood lights.
93810
I would only be guessing so please use your own judgment ... I suppose that if the light(s) did not give off excessive heat you might be able to use them with this fixture. There is some extra room inside the fixture if it is not loaded with all three of he possible LEDs "bulbs" it is capable of handling. Again, though, please be careful as I am no expert in these matters.
325942
I'm not sure. I bought them mostly for decor, not to light up a pathway or anything. They are not real bright, they just define the entrance to my property.
1967619
I think they would work just fine. The only problem I could foresee would be the unattractive gray base that these types of lights have, but if the light is opaque, it works. I have one in my fully enclosed opaque front porch light.
364119
Yes, so long as they are candlebra base and do not exceed 40W. We find the best ones for our purposes are the 40W LEDs CFLs that cost about $11 each at Home Depot.
441909
Yes, they can be used in such an outdoors application. I have been burning four such bulbs for three months now, 24/7, with no problems. They give off good light, their coloration is almost imperceptible from an incandescent light bulb, and if they burn long enough then they will prove to be worth their extra cost. Good luck in your purchase.