L LOHAS LED Dusk-to-Dawn A19 LED Bulbs, 6W, 500 Lumens, 4-Pack

Pack: L LOHAS LED Dusk-to-Dawn A19 bulbs use a photocell to switch on in darkness and off when ambient light is sufficient. This four-bulb set uses 6 watts per bulb and is listed at 500 lumens, making it a fit for fixtures where automatic overnight lighting matters more than high output.

At a glance

Photocell is described as turning the bulb on at night and off when ambient light is sufficient.
Each bulb is listed at 6 watts and 500 lumens, with 5000K daylight-white light.
A19 shape and E26 base are common bulb-format details to match against the intended fixture.
The listing identifies this as a four-bulb set.

Price

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Price checked: Nov 12, 2026

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Pros and cons

Pros

Automatic dusk-to-dawn switching can reduce the need to operate a porch or corridor light manually.
The 6-watt draw and 40-watt incandescent equivalent offer a lower-wattage replacement for compatible fixtures.
Daylight-white 5000K output and a 240-degree beam are specified for broad general illumination.

Cons

At 500 lumens per bulb, output is modest for buyers seeking strong area or security lighting.

Technical specifications

24 specifications

Identity and bulb
Brand	L LOHAS LED
Form factor	Bulb
Bulb shape	A19
Base	E26
Light source	LED
Pack quantity	4

Light output
Brightness	500 lumens
Color	Daylight White
Color temperature	5000 Kelvin
Color rendering index	80
Beam angle	240 degrees
Incandescent equivalent	40 watts

Power and sensing
Wattage	6 watts
Power configuration	AC
Voltage	120 volts
Sensor technology	Photocell
Wireless connection listed	Normal bulb
Control methods listed	App

Dimensions and installation
Weight listed	1.92 ounces
Dimensions	2.36"W x 4.29"H
Use	Indoor, Outdoor

Other listed details
Claimed operating life	20000 hours
Materials	Aluminum, Plastic
Specification met	CE, FCC, RoHS

What to know before buying

Listing details to confirm

The listing is inconsistent about control and lifespan: it names an App control method despite describing a normal bulb and photocell, and lists a 20000-hour operating life while feature copy claims 30000 hours. The 40-watt equivalent and 500-lumen output are listing claims, not independent measurements. Confirm the intended control method and applicable lifespan claim before purchase.

Who is it for?

A good fit for

People who want automatic night lighting in a compatible E26 porch, entryway or corridor fixture.
Buyers seeking a four-pack of daylight-white A19 bulbs for general indoor or outdoor use.

Less suited to

Buyers who need high-output flood or security lighting from a single bulb.
Anyone who requires app control, since the listed control information conflicts with the normal-bulb and photocell descriptions.

L LOHAS LED Dusk-to-Dawn A19 LED Bulbs, 6W, 500 Lumens, 4-Pack · photo 2 — Additional product photo 2

Customer reviews on Amazon

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Customer feedback highlights perceived brightness, reliable operation and the convenience of dusk-to-dawn switching. For a 500-lumen bulb intended for general fixture lighting, those comments are relevant to routine porch or corridor use, but they do not establish measured output or performance. Feedback on lifespan is mixed, including reports of bulbs lasting several months and others failing within a month, so long-term durability is uncertain.

Positive themes

Customers report positive experiences with brightness and dusk-to-dawn functionality.

Mixed feedback

Lifespan feedback varies, with reports ranging from several months of use to failure within a month.

Frequently asked questions

How does the dusk-to-dawn function work?

The listing describes a built-in photocell that turns the bulb on at night and off when ambient light is sufficient.

What fixture base does this bulb use?

It is listed as an A19 bulb with an E26 base. Check that the fixture accepts this shape and base.

How bright is each bulb?

The listing specifies 500 lumens per bulb and calls it a 40-watt incandescent equivalent. That output may suit general lighting but is not a high-output floodlight.

Does it support app control?

The details list App as a control method, but also describe the connection as a normal bulb and emphasize photocell operation. The actual control capability is unclear.