Acete 50W LED Floodlight with PIR Sensor - Grey

The Acete is a 50W LED floodlight with a built-in PIR motion sensor, drawing on 220-240V AC mains and pushing out up to 5400 lumens through a wide 90 degree beam. The light is colour selectable across 3000K, 4000K and 6500K, so the same fitting moves from a warm glow to a crisp daylight tone depending on where it goes. American buyers searching for an outdoor LED flood will recognise the format here, with the PIR triggering the output on approach rather than leaving it burning all night.

The wide 90 degree spread and motion trigger suit covered entrances, porches, carports and sheltered side passages where you want light to come on as someone arrives. With output between 4300 and 5400 lumens depending on the colour tone selected, it throws a broad wash across a doorway or a short driveway approach rather than a tight long-distance beam. As a rough guide on replacement, an old halogen floodlight runs around 20 lumens per watt, so this 50W LED at roughly 5400 lumens stands in for a halogen of about 270W while drawing a fraction of the power. Mount it at a height where the beam clears the area you want covered and the sensor sees the approach path.

The body is aluminium alloy in a grey finish, rated IP44 for splash resistance, which keeps it right for sheltered and covered outdoor spots rather than fully exposed positions facing direct rain or jets. It runs direct from mains with no separate driver to specify, carries an integral PIR sensor and is rated for 25,000 hours. This fitting is not dimmable. The Acete range includes plain and sensor floodlight options across several wattages if you need to match fittings across a site.

How bright is the Acete 50W floodlight?

It produces up to 5400 lumens, with output of 4300, 5400 or 4850 lumens depending on which colour tone you select across 3000K, 4000K and 6500K. The 90 degree beam spreads this as a broad wash, making it well suited to lighting a doorway, porch or short approach.

What halogen wattage does it replace?

An older halogen floodlight delivers around 20 lumens per watt, so at roughly 5400 lumens this 50W LED stands in for a halogen of about 270W. You get comparable brightness for a small fraction of the running cost and far less heat.

Can it be used outdoors?

It is rated IP44, which means it is splash-resistant and suited to covered or sheltered outdoor spots such as a porch, carport or recessed doorway. Keep it out of fully exposed positions that face direct rain or water jets, as IP44 does not cover those conditions.

How does the PIR sensor work and can it be adjusted?

The built-in PIR detects movement within its range and switches the light on automatically, then off after the set period once movement stops. Mount it so the sensor faces the approach path and at a height where the 90 degree beam clears the area you want lit.