Not only are outdoor LED lights extremely energy efficient, but they consume, on average, 85% less power than incandescent bulbs. This benefits you by helping you save money while getting brighter, better lighting. This stronger lighting also increases the safety, look, and feel of whatever environment you are using the lights in—around your deck, in your employee parking garage, along your dock, and so on.

At HomElectrical, we make it easier for the customers to choose which outdoor lighting, or any lighting, option they need. How many lights you need for any given area is going to depend on multiple factors, including the fixture type, purpose, placement, and number of lumens of your bulb. But we're happy to help you make these kinds of decisions based on your specific needs at 1-888-616-3532.

You could, but the consequences won't be pretty. Indoor bulbs are meant to be used indoors. Inside our homes and offices, we rarely have sudden changes in temperature, storms, swarms of insects, extreme cold, or extreme heat. But all those things can, and usually do, become a factor outside.

Outdoor lighting is made of materials and bulbs that are meant to stand up to these kinds of issues coming up day after day. Indoor bulbs are not. Being the more resilient of the two types, you might have better luck using an outdoor bulb inside, instead. Be sure to check the manufacturer information on your bulb or fixture's packaging regarding where it is suitable to use.