Floodlight recommendation.

[sam400]

Hi can anyone recommend a good quality PIR LED flood light 20w or 30w that has an sensor overide facility,
not one where you have morse code the switch but proper job with a s/live in the flex

thanks

sam

 

[tomspark93]

Why don't you fit a separate pir to the fitting. I always fit a separte pir unless the customers a tight Arse. I usually use B.E.G luxomat and have never had a problem. https://www.tlc-direct.co.uk/Products/BELC140B.html

Then just run a three core cable to a weather proof box with flex out to the pir and flood light.

 

[uksparks]

I like the Brackenheath Knight Series LED floods, the only down side is no switched live output.

i ha e not attempted to take one apart to see if there is a terminal as its pre flexed but could take it apart next week when I go in the shop.

 

[Richard Burns]

I would just rewire the internals for a four core cable, most of the standard ones seem very basic in layout and have plenty of space, although I have not tried on the slim floodlights yet.

 

[i=p/u]

Most have four connectors in connection plate E -N-PL-SWL

 

[amlu]

use a good external pir, they are much better than cheap crap fitted on the lights...
https://www.tlc-direct.co.uk/Products/TLPIR180B.html (for example, value for money too)
three core cable from pir to switch, use a 3 position switch to choose between light on sensor, light off, light manually on.

 

[sam400]

Thanks for the replies, ideally I would like a fitting with integral PIR. All of the LED floods I have used come pre-flexed, I've an idea they are soldered connections, taking them apart prob isn't an option as any warranty will be invalid.
I have found some with a 4 core flex called red arrows but I am a bit dubious as I have never heard of them.

ECO 20w LED Floodlight c/w PIR Sensor - 3100k - Black

 

[Richard Burns]

Red Arrow stuff is cheap, but seems to be OK, certainly not top range.