Description
This is a 20W LED floodlight with a passive infrared sensor built into the head, so it lights up on its own when something moves in front of it. The colour temperature is adjustable rather than fixed, which means one fitting can give a warmer white over a patio or a crisper white over a working area. The body, the sensor housing and the mounting bracket are all black, the light source sits behind a wide frosted panel, and the fitting is rated IP65. The head tilts within its bracket, so the beam can be aimed down a path rather than across a neighbour's window.
A sensor floodlight earns its keep where you want light for a minute or two rather than all evening: over a garage door, above a back door, at the top of a drive, or on a workshop wall. Fitted high on a wall and angled down, it puts light on the ground a visitor walks across instead of into the sky. Because the white can be warmed up, it also suits a garden wall close to the house, where a cold hard light would feel unfriendly. The bracket foot is slotted rather than plain drilled, which gives a little room to shift the fitting if the fixings land awkwardly.
Small adjusters sit beneath the sensor head, though the manufacturer does not state what each one sets, or how far the sensor reaches, so test the trigger point on the wall before you make the final fixing. Nothing is printed about dimming, and no lumen figure is given, so we list neither. A sensor fitting is normally fed from a permanent supply rather than a switched one, worth settling before the cable goes in. It arrives as a single floodlight, with a minimum order of one, and it sits alongside the 10W IP65 CCT adjustable floodlight in black in our range.
Specification
| Type |
Floodlight with PIR sensor |
| Light source |
Integrated LED |
| Wattage |
20W |
| Colour temperature |
Adjustable (CCT); the settings offered are not stated by the manufacturer |
| Finish |
Black |
| IP rating |
IP65 |
| Dimmable |
Not stated by the manufacturer |
| Sold as |
1 floodlight |
| Minimum order |
1, sold in multiples of 1 |
Frequently Asked
Does this floodlight take a separate bulb?
No. The LED is built into the head, so there is no lamp holder and no cap to match against an old fitting.
What does CCT adjustable actually mean here?
It means the shade of white the fitting gives can be set rather than being fixed at the factory. The manufacturer does not state which settings are offered.
Can it be dimmed?
The manufacturer does not state a dimming capability for this floodlight, so we do not list one. Treat it as a switched fitting unless the maker says otherwise.
How bright is it?
No lumen output figure is stated by the manufacturer, so we quote none. What is stated is the load, which is 20W drawn by the LED itself.
How far will the sensor see?
No detection distance or hold time is stated. Walk the area before final fixing so you can settle the mounting height and the angle of the head.
Where is it meant to be mounted?
It is an IP65 rated wall fitting for outside use, such as a drive, a yard, a garden wall or above a garage or workshop door.