Rocky786
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Hi All,
I will be having a full rewire done shortly and will fit an LED floodlight for the garage and driveway, and one for our garden. My budget is ÂŁ35 per light (or thereabouts).
So far, 2 manufacturers have come up in my research: Timeguard (Timeguard LEDPRO10B 10 Watt Black Professional LED Floodlight - Edwardes - https://www.edwardes.co.uk/en/products/timeguard-ledpro10b-10-watt-black-professional-led-floodlight) and Deltech (10W Slim LED Flood Light 6250K with PIR - Black | QVS Direct - http://www.qvsdirect.com/10w-slim-led-flood-light-6250k-with-pir-black).
Both are 10watts (although I know this doesn't matter so much), and IP65. The timeguard is 5000 kelvin, and Deltech 6250 Kelvin. The Deltech has 800 lumens vs. Timeguards 650 minimum lumens.
Are both reliable manufacturers, and which is the 'best' (i.e. more likely to stand the test of time)
Will the lumens stated be sufficient as security lights?
Thanks!
I will be having a full rewire done shortly and will fit an LED floodlight for the garage and driveway, and one for our garden. My budget is ÂŁ35 per light (or thereabouts).
So far, 2 manufacturers have come up in my research: Timeguard (Timeguard LEDPRO10B 10 Watt Black Professional LED Floodlight - Edwardes - https://www.edwardes.co.uk/en/products/timeguard-ledpro10b-10-watt-black-professional-led-floodlight) and Deltech (10W Slim LED Flood Light 6250K with PIR - Black | QVS Direct - http://www.qvsdirect.com/10w-slim-led-flood-light-6250k-with-pir-black).
Both are 10watts (although I know this doesn't matter so much), and IP65. The timeguard is 5000 kelvin, and Deltech 6250 Kelvin. The Deltech has 800 lumens vs. Timeguards 650 minimum lumens.
Are both reliable manufacturers, and which is the 'best' (i.e. more likely to stand the test of time)
Will the lumens stated be sufficient as security lights?
Thanks!