Best security light

Discussion in 'Electricians' Talk' started by andyspark, Oct 27, 2008.

  1. andyspark

    andyspark Active Member

    Whats the best 500W PIR controlled security light you can buy.
    Steinel do one at about £50.
    Are there any others?
     
  2. Clark Kent

    Clark Kent New Member

    Best, in what respect?


    :)
     
  3. andyspark

    andyspark Active Member

    Quality, reliability.

    Money no object.
     
  4. Clark Kent

    Clark Kent New Member

    Quality, reliability.

    Money no object.

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    I thought we were all supposed to be skint, according to the government..


    :(
     
  5. sinewave

    sinewave Screwfix Select

    I've fitted a few of These and they're spot on! :)
     
  6. andyspark

    andyspark Active Member

    Well some of my customers aren't!

    So come on. Surely you don't fit the £10 jobbies from B&Q.
     
  7. MR DIAZ

    MR DIAZ Active Member

    I´ve a Really nice light in the Stores at a good price







    Excluding postage, airfare and/or any other promotion
     
  8. andyspark

    andyspark Active Member

    cheers sine.

    I have thought about the separate PIR option but the application lends itself to integrated units.
     
  9. MR DIAZ

    MR DIAZ Active Member

    A separate PIR is the best option
     
  10. Clark Kent

    Clark Kent New Member

    So come on. Surely you don't fit the £10 jobbies from
    B&Q.




    Well most of the wholesalers are selling the same rubbish, anyway their out in ALL weathers, are they?..


     
  11. andyspark

    andyspark Active Member

    'Well most of the wholesalers are selling the same rubbish'

    I agree. Thats why I was asking the question in the first place.
    Denmans do one at about £13 then the next up is the Steinel at nearly £50.
     
  12. Lucky

    Lucky New Member

    Hello Andy

    I fitted about 8 or 9 of the Steinel Floods , very well made like chalk and cheese with the B&Q type models , Only odd thing , you can`t link another Light to them (Slave) if you wanted to ?

    i normally fit Friedland which are a pretty good middle of the road Flood about £15 each + Vat

    Lucky
     
  13. oozzin

    oozzin New Member

    i like the 1s from demons . i don't know the make but it has a red led in the pir . i`ve fitted loads of them
    any 1 figured out what the notches r for on the brackets?
     
  14. JP.

    JP. Screwfix Select

    Strange question from such a rude and arrogant person.
     
  15. andyspark

    andyspark Active Member

    Cheers for the advice, help and ideas. Appreciated.

    But whats all this about?
    'Strange question from such a rude and arrogant person.'
     
  16. ezecool

    ezecool New Member

  17. Lokkars Daisy

    Lokkars Daisy New Member

    Most of the inexpensive die cast aluminium type fall to bits after a few years use in costal regions , although I have noted that the likes of Thorn tend to last longer. Any flood light I fit would preferably be plastic if possible, corrosion is a major factor concerning longevity
     

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