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Security lights for outdoor coverage, from twin and triple-head LED floodlights to single and twin-spot fittings and wall packs. Detection runs from PIR motion sensors to mmWave occupancy and photocell day-night control, with battery, solar and mains options. Weather ratings span IP44 up to IP65 and IP66, many with CCT-adjustable white, sized to light driveways, gardens, side passages and entrances.

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What the security lights range covers

This range gathers outdoor fittings made to put light where it deters and reassures. You will find twin and triple-head LED floodlights, single and twin-spot security lights and wall packs, alongside the sensors that switch them. Detection options run from PIR motion sensors to mmWave occupancy units and photocell day-night control, so a light can react to movement or simply come on at dusk. Power is flexible too, with mains, battery and solar models in the mix. Bodies are mostly hard-wearing polycarbonate with some aluminium, finished in black or white.

How motion and sensor control works

A PIR or occupancy fitting brings the light on when it senses movement nearby, then switches off again after a set period. This keeps a drive or passage dark until something is there, which saves running the light all night. Photocell models read daylight instead, holding off until dusk and switching on automatically. Several units are weather-resistant outdoor fittings rated from IP44 through IP54 and IP55 up to IP65, so you can match the rating to how exposed the spot is. Many use CCT-adjustable or daylight white for clear, even coverage.

Where to position them

Driveways, gardens, side passages and entrances are the usual spots, and the sample fittings reflect that. Mount a floodlight or twin spot high on a wall or under the eaves so its coverage reaches across the area you want lit, angling the head down towards the ground rather than out at eye level. Place sensor lights where people naturally approach, such as a path to the door or a gate, and keep the detector clear of obstructions. Battery and solar wall lights suit spots away from a power source, like a shed or far corner.

Choosing the right fitting

Start with the job: broad coverage of a drive points to a multi-head floodlight, while a doorway or porch may only need a compact spot or wall light. Decide whether you want movement-triggered light, dusk-to-dawn operation or both, then pick a finish in black or white to suit the wall. Check the weather rating against the position, choosing a higher figure for fully open sites. Free UK delivery over £99, worldwide shipping.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between PIR, mmWave and photocell sensors?
PIR detects body heat and movement to trigger the light. mmWave occupancy sensors pick up finer motion. Photocell sensors switch on at dusk and off at dawn based on light levels rather than movement.

Which IP rating do I need outdoors?
For exposed walls and open gardens, look at the higher ratings: IP65 and IP66 fittings resist heavy rain and dust. IP44 and IP54 models suit more sheltered spots. Each product lists its rating.

Are there mains-free options?
Yes. Battery-powered and solar motion lights feature alongside mains-wired floodlights and spotlights, useful where running a cable is awkward. Check the power source in the product details.

Can I adjust the colour of the light?
Many floodlights are CCT-adjustable, letting you switch between warm white, cool white and daylight. Others are fixed at a single temperature such as 5000K daylight, noted per product.

Do security lights need an electrician to fit?
Battery and solar units mount without wiring. Mains-wired floodlights, spotlights and wall packs connect to a fixed supply, and for that we recommend using a qualified electrician.

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