OYKYOHEI Porch Lights with GFCI Outlet, Dusk to Dawn Motion Sensor Outdoor Lights with E26 Sockets & Glass Shades, Waterproof Anti-Rust Sconce Light, Outside Wall Lamps for House, Black

Advanced Built-in GFCI Outlet: The porch light with outlet builds with a GFCI outlet with two receptacles for two-prong and three-prong plug use, which provides a convenient way to power outdoor supplies, such as string lights, security cameras, power tools etc. It also has additional protection against power surges, short circuits(Max power 14.5A and Max Load 1740W)

2 Lighting Modes: This outdoor porch light feature 2 lighting modes: ?PC Mode: Automatically turn on at night and turn off in the daytime. ?Auto Mode: 0% brightness without movement at night, 100% brightness with movement detected, auto-off after 30 seconds without movement?0-180s adjustable )

Anti-Rust & Weather Resistant: These outdoor wall lights made by quality Aluminum finish, and tempered water ripple glass panels, making it waterproof, corrosion-resistant, anti-rust, can effectively resist heavy rain, snow, ice, etc. After years of uses, it can still keep a good looking, no worry about damage and rust

Easy Installation: Our outdoor lights are pre-assembled, and packaged with all mounting hardware and instructions for your reference. you just need to connect the wires and fix the lamp base on the wall

Standard E26 Socket: Compatible with any kind of E26-based bulbs, including LED, CFL, incandescent, and halogen bulbs. The open-bottom design makes it easy to install the bulb or clean the lamp without disassembly. Warm Note: Bulbs are NOT included

Wide Application: Our outdoor wall lights have a nice classic style, which will update the look of your house. Perfectly illuminate front door, patio, garage, balcony porch, garden, hallway, backyard

Important Note: Please press the "RESET" button between the receptacles after installation to reset the outlets for use. The GFCI outlet also has additional protection against power surges, short circuits, and other accident electrical faults