Will this LED flood light work properly at temperatures below freezing? What is the outside temperature operating range?
257982
I have been using the light since Mid-April. I have not had any issues with it. The temperature range has been normally 50 - 80 degrees. As far as it working in freezing temperatures, there have been several days of cold weather, but not any extended freezing cold temperatures. I live in Southern New England and I guess I will find out in a few short months.
257983
I don't know but it has performed beautifully through a Charlotte, NC winter, where the average low temperature in January is 30 degrees. We installed 4 of these lights in front of our 56,000 square foot, three story office building and they have exceeded expectations on every level. We hesitated to install them due to their low price, but could not be more pleased thus far.
257984
I monitored the light during our recent very cold snap in Boston (~5 deg) and the light, mounted outside above our entrance, started and operated normally. The cold did not seem to have any effect on operation.
600111
I have not used them in an area colder than 50F, but being an LED light, these should work fine well below zero.
21632
It seems to be about that. I use mine for my porch light and it has been working in temps as low as 40 below. I have a 60w equivalent also and it seem about right too. This has the soft white color so it has the incandescent color.
373098
This bulb works very well at low temperatures. I have it in several outdoor fixtures and it worked well this past winter in Cleveland, Ohio. We had lows around -12 degrees without any issue. I will warn you however that the bulb does not like higher temperatures, the internal cooling fan cannot keep up with the heat the lamp produces. I have had to remove 12 of these from an office building because they were overheating and melting the cooling fans. This is a great bulb, they just need to perfect the cooling. The output of this lamp is greater than that of a 175w metal halide lamp.
1129553
I don' t know. We live in Tennessee and have had coldest winter in 20 years getting down to -6 with windchill of -12 and had no problems with the light. We use it to light up our donkey corral at night. It has stayed bright even during our snow and ice storms.
1769412
It is a CREE XM-L U2 led temperature about 6000. It is running at 500 lumens.
409847
Nah, I'm front ct and have had my light out at night in the single digits and teens and had no problem. Just keep it in my jacket pocket until I need it and pull it out and use it for about 30 min or so each time and it worked np. Probably used it in these Temps about half a dozen times this winter.
1628511
LED's work as well in cold weather as in warm weather. Fluorescents get weak kneed.
552946
I have mine outdoors in Minnesota winter weather. The light tubes are sealed. I did put weatherproof protection on the power plug to keep it dry.
1097463
I have never seen a light but it has worked faithfully for several years. Check it at the first freeze to be sure it turns on but i have never seen it fail and it has been outdoors in the weather all the time.
500047
I am using this with 40 watt equivalent LED bulbs and it has been working well in warm and freezing weather.
34864
Sorry, I can't answer since I did not order my bulbs until sometime in mid April 2014. they have worked GREAT since then, but no really cold weather.
2197284
I would say it would be around 90 degrees. I am using them in my outdoor flood lights and they seem to work well.
1002281
I installed two of these on one of our forklift. I talked to the driver on your question he believes one of the lights would cover 60 degrees. He also said he really likes these flood lights since they flood the area that he is working in and truck drivers coming into the yard spot him right away. Hope this helps.
758496
I use them as porch lights where it gets down well below zero in the winter. They always come on (they're on a timer), so I expect they will be fine in the icebox. These are brighter than I expected them to be, so I'm quite happy with them.
435731
The so-called 'spot' lights are 30º the flood are 60º. 30º gives a 32 foot wide "SPOT? at 60 feet. A near perfect light pattern for an aux light for a ATV snow plow or snowblower
314681
I have 3 in use all in exterior light fixtures all of them have open bottoms. Working well about a year in PA. Snow, sleet, rain, and hot high humidity summer days. Hope that helps