Decent LED Floods with or without PIR

[Deleted member 9648]

Does anyone know of quality external LED floods/PIR floods in the 10-30w range that will last? Everything I fit I have to go back to. Our CEF used to supply Deluce, now Challenger. Lately it's no exaggeration to say I'm spending several hours a week going back to this crap at my own expense. Tried a Steinel unit on one job, it has a large square white front cover....4 months and the cover had split away from the frame and was full of water.
It's just not worth fitting these units with the comeback.

 

[Deleted member 9648]

Thanks, I'll have a word about stocking some of the suggestions. Our CEF is getting peed off with all the returns so somethings got to happen.

Challenger floods are excellent

Sorry mate cant agree with that, I've recently replaced 4 failed Deluce PIR floods on one job with Challenger units, email this week to say two have ceased to function. Another wasted hour or so of unproductive graft to look forward to.

 

[bigspark17]

Timeguard - pricey, in my experience reliable and have 3 year warranties

Thanks, I'll have a word about stocking some of the suggestions. Our CEF is getting peed off with all the returns so somethings got to happen.

Sorry mate cant agree with that, I've recently replaced 4 failed Deluce PIR floods on one job with Challenger units, email this week to say two have ceased to function. Another wasted hour or so of unproductive graft to look forward to.

The challenger floods come with 5yrs warranty.
Ive fitted over 100 last year and not had one faulty, maybe i was lucky then. I never fit tje built on pir i always use a standalone.

 

[Deleted member 9648]

The challenger floods come with 5yrs warranty.
Ive fitted over 100 last year and not had one faulty, maybe i was lucky then. I never fit tje built on pir i always use a standalone.

Indeed, it's the PIR versions that have been grief.
20 odd years ago I fitted a cheap....(I mean really cheap at the time)PIR at the outlaws house, it still works perfectly. So it can be done.

 

[gazdkw82]

Been looking myself

This looks pretty good tbh

Ansell Lighting ACALED20/PIR 20W Carina 4000K Polycarbonate LED Floodlight c/w Presense Detector cool white - Lighting Clearance - https://www.lightingclearancestore.com/product/20w-carina-4000k-polycarbonate-led-floodlight-cw-presense-detector-cool-white/

 

[FatAlan]

Over the last few years I bought a number of outside led floods with PIR from wholesaleledlights. Had a few Mirrorstone with no issues.

 

[Rpa07]

I’m about to kit a house out with stand alone JCC nitefloods 15watt and timeguard twin head 8watt with PIR so was a hefty materials bill. Hope she pays quick. The JCCs have an adjustable bracket which I like a lot. Fitted one before, seems like it’s there to stay. IP65 as well.

 

[Andy78]

I'm about to fit a JCC slim 30W pir flood tomorrow. Looks ok but will get a proper look tomorrow.

 

[Briggs69]

Does anyone know of quality external LED floods/PIR floods in the 10-30w range that will last? Everything I fit I have to go back to. Our CEF used to supply Deluce, now Challenger. Lately it's no exaggeration to say I'm spending several hours a week going back to this crap at my own expense. Tried a Steinel unit on one job, it has a large square white front cover....4 months and the cover had split away from the frame and was full of water.
It's just not worth fitting these units with the comeback.

Luminux they are excellent,I also went through a lot of makes and had to go back and replace due to them becoming faulty.ive fitted hundreds of luminux and never had a fault.steinel are also very good but way to expensive.i do not rate jcc all made in China never tried there led floods but there downlights are rubbish