Is there a PIR floodlight with remote control override?

[HappyHippyDad]

I am looking for a floodlight 20-50W with a PIR which has a remote control with it that can switch the floodlight on or off. Is there such a thing?
Cheers all

 

[telectrix]

CEF do them. fitted a couple. anothe rbonus is that you can set up the timer and the lux from the remote. .tryfind you a link in a min.
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here. no doubt other wholesalers do similar.

30W LED Miniflood with Sensor and Remote Control White 6000K

Slimline LED Miniflood

www.cef.co.uk

 

[SJD]

The CEF one has a microwave sensor, rather than a PIR. I've fitted similar 50W from TLC, also with a microwave sensor. Not sure in practice how different they will behave outdoors, compared to PIR ones.

 

[haptism]

Timeguard Pro range ones are good, they have a wireless keyring fob can also be wired into any one gang switch.

Light | Ledpro Lighting | Timeguard

www.timeguard.com

 

[Baddegg]

CEF do them. fitted a couple. anothe rbonus is that you can set up the timer and the lux from the remote. .tryfind you a link in a min.
[automerge]1574966534[/automerge]
here. no doubt other wholesalers do similar.

30W LED Miniflood with Sensor and Remote Control White 6000K

Slimline LED Miniflood

www.cef.co.uk

Fitted a fair few of them, never had any problems or call backs..

 

[Stevie g]

Fitted a couple the other day Knightsbridge fitting separate remote, ideal for home use. Recall 5 different features pir, dusk till dawn or timed dusk till dawn and on and off & others , only down side if power goes off you have to set it up again, hope this helps

I am looking for a floodlight 20-50W with a PIR which has a remote control with it that can switch the floodlight on or off. Is there such a thing?
Cheers all

 

[SparkyChick]

I've fitted a bunch of the LEDLite ones from TLC and nearly every one has failed (no they weren't all purchased at the same time), so my advice would be steer clear of the LEDLite ones.

The issue with microwave sensors is that rain will trigger them. This is another common complaint from clients who have them.

 

[Gavin John Hyde]

phillips do them about £30 each. Uses small remote for manual over ride, cam change colour and settings such as range, time etc well worth a look

 

[buzzlightyear]

best ones that I use is the hi spec ,hs flood30/pir

 

[Andy78]

I've fitted a bunch of the LEDLite ones from TLC and nearly every one has failed (no they weren't all purchased at the same time), so my advice would be steer clear of the LEDLite ones.

The issue with microwave sensors is that rain will trigger them. This is another common complaint from clients who have them.

I've had a microwave sensor 2D style bulkhead light outside my back door for ages and it's not been triggered by rain ever.
It comes in very handy when using the downstairs WC and it picks me up through the walls/windows so i don't have to turn on the interior light.

 

[Kidsolo]

The issue with microwave sensors is that rain will trigger them.

That's just an added feature.... *built in rain indicator

 

[telectrix]

I've had a microwave sensor 2D style bulkhead light outside my back door for ages and it's not been triggered by rain ever.
It comes in very handy when using the downstairs WC and it picks me up through the walls/windows so i don't have to turn on the interior light.

don't think i'd like to be picked up when sitting on the bog.