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LED PIR floodlights
d0nkeyk0ng
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The back garden PIR light has packed up. Suspect it needs a new halogen bulb. We also want to fit a PIR floodlight for the driveway, especially given recent nearby car thefts.
Is there a recommended brand or type to go for?
Is there a good/easy way to calculate brightness based on coverage?
Anything else we should watch out for?
Is there a recommended brand or type to go for?
Is there a good/easy way to calculate brightness based on coverage?
Anything else we should watch out for?
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I found these good from screwfix available in warm or cool white and different wattages.I opted for 15w cool white which is quite bright,they also often have them on sale at a discount
https://www.screwfix.com/search?search=Luceco+Guardian+Slimline+LED+0 -
Gosun models on Amazon are a little more modern looking, and gernally ok. The lamps are nicely made but the PIR units are a bit plastic. You can get them in Warm (2700K) and not warm (6000K) and in various wattages. they are a bt more than those already mentioned.0
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