APILAB Outdoor Porch Lights with GFCI Outlet - Dusk to Dawn Motion Sensor Outdoor Light Fixture - 3 Lighting Modes Exterior Wall Sconce Waterproof Anti-Rust Outside Lights for House Patio Garage

🌅【High Safety & Tamper Resistant Design GFCI Outlet】Porch light with GFCI outlet offers advanced safety protection against electrical surges, circuit breaks, and other electrical accidents. With two outlets, it can accommodate both 2-prong and 3-prong devices, and its tamper-resistant design ensures that children are prevented from accidentally inserting foreign objects. Whether you're party lighting, using leaf blowers or lawn mowers, BBQ grills, or security cameras, this porch light with GFCI outlet is the perfect solution for all your outdoor electricity needs. 🌅【Top-Notch Photocell Sensor Technology】Dawn to dusk outdoor light fixture with PIR motion sensing auto mode and IC optical sensing manual modes. In automatic mode, there are two brightness options: high mode ：30% brightness all night, 100% brightness when motion is detected； low mode：off all night, 100% brightness when motion is detected with 120-second auto-off. Manual mode can be accessed by toggling the wall switch within 0.5-2 seconds in automatic mode. In manual mode, the light stays on for 8 hours and switches back to automatic mode at dawn. 🌅【High-quality Manufacturing and Weatherability】Outdoor light with outlet is constructed with premium aluminum and an IP65 waterproof thick tempered glass lampshade, offering exceptional impact, waterproof, rust, and corrosion resistance. It can withstand even the most adverse outdoor weather conditions, including rain, snow, frost, and extreme temperatures.

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