i purchased two 180 led ip65 solar floodlights is there motion detectors i could buy from you to add to these lights
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sorry , I did order the light ,but i didn't have a chance to use it , the light is broke from packing ,i send it back for the refund
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That depends on the circuitry of the light. They did not perform well with the 10 watt LEDs as the bleed through was enough to cause the LED light to pulse. I had my best luck with the Hubbell motion detectors. Direct wire, no problems. While they are almost twice the price, they function well where all the others failed. I spent more money trying to find one that worked.
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You can connect a motion sensor to any light. It screws into a standard outdoor box into which you can install a sensor on the front cover. The cover has the same thread as the top of the box for the light fixture. Motion sensors have the same.
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Look for a model (the light will be similar to this one) with the motion sensor and base attached. This light could be adapted to your situation but you would be throwing money away buying all the other parts.
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Here is the one I use. http://www.goldengadgets.com/ground-stakes-for-outdoor-led-flood-lights.html
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I haven't seen any that's waterproof. There are some motion sensor products, but not with a photocell...and again, not waterproof. Have you thought of leveraging your current landscape lighting system. If your landscape lights are already turn on/off, then that would be the most effective way to do it. Its way easier and cheaper than to use the standard 120V transformer. Your landscape transformer outputs 12V AC. You need 12V DC for the LED. I recommend you get one of these to get the conversion done. It is a very small device so makes it easier to hide. 1/3 the cost of buying the transformers and a timer to control it (or worst, trying to find an outlet for the transformer). You can get it from Amazon. http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00SGMW4K8 A demo is here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OJzarYlOnPc?
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Yes. I have done exactly that by replacing the two flood light fixtures (on a standard motion sensor light kit) with two of these LEDs. It works perfectly. Just pay Attention to the wiring!! and do one side at a time. :)When motion sensors trigger they simply send 120v (in USA) to the existing flood light sockets so that the bulbs light up.These particular LEDs can handle anywhere from 80v all the way up to 240v if I recall correctly.So make sure you hook them up on the two wires going directly to the old socket connectors and you will be fine.
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Your question pretty much summarizes it, EXCEPT that their "motion detection" is not what I expected... To me it seems that its not a "PIR motion detection", but rather any kind of movement detection. I got two sets, one for my deck and other one for front - garage etc. If there is a "car" passing by 100 ft away, that turns on the 40 lumens light draining the battery. Works as expected on my deck and they look beautiful when on low powered light.It needs direct sunlight for best charging.
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I am only a person who bought the unit. I do not sell anything but would suggest you visit the website and inquire there. Our light is still working after two years.
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I installed one on my back porch and it doesn't have a daylight sensor. It comes on day or night if it detects motion. Works good though.
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For outdoor use, you can use the LED floodlight. You can refer to this link: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00DRBXYBQ
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Mine are in a motion detector flood light and they are very bright. We have a lot of storms in FL and they have been great.
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I tried to use one of these on my 50 Watt LED flood light and it was strobing/pulsing. From what I hear these motion sensors need a certain amount of current (amp draw) to work properly. Which isn't a problem if you're using a halogen/incandescent or even compact fluorescent bulb. But since the LED lights use so little current it just strobes. If anyone knows how to get these to work well with an LED flood light I would love to know. Thanks
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i found that these lights all act differently they are supose to be motion detector ''on and off'' and some are dark and light active. i am havining the same proplem with a couple of them ,i think i am just going to call the manufacturer, one thing i did find out for sure is you must ! use brand new baterries in then to get the to act wright . i have one in my bath room that works perfecetly i come in the bath room the light goes on and if you do not move it goes out in about 15 seconds, that's the way they are sopose to work, come to think of it i have five of the that work that way .if they don't work to your satisfaction just send it back they will send you a new one at no charge. i found that these lights all act differently they are supose to be motion detector ''on and off'' and some are dark and light active. i am havining the same proplem with a couple of them ,i think i am just going to call the manufacturer, one thing i did find out for sure is you must ! use brand new baterries in then to get the to act wright . i have one in my bath room that works perfecetly i come in the bath room the light goes on and if you do not move it goes out in about 15 seconds, that's the way they are sopose to work, come to think of it i have five of the that work that way .if... » Read More i found that these lights all act differently they are supose to be motion detector ''on and off'' and some are dark and light active. i am havining the same proplem with a couple of them ,i think i am just going to call the manufacturer, one thing i did find out for sure is you must ! use brand new baterries in then to get the to act wright . i have one in my bath room that works perfecetly i come in the bath room the light goes on and if you do not move it goes out in about 15 seconds, that's the way they are sopose to work, come to think of it i have five of the that work that way .if they don't work to your satisfaction just send it back they will send you a new one at no charge. « Show Less
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Many motion sensors require dimmable CLF. Check your flood light fixture requirements.
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Hi, There are ones that are both motion detection with dusk-to-dawn and ones with just dusk-to-dawn. I bought the dusk-to-dawn ones and they come on at dark and stay on the same power until dawn. They work great and were very easy to install. Thanks.
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no but you can order waterproof units. I have had a strip outside for over 2 years and it works fine. Search IP66 LED STRIP or waterproof LED Strip