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SECURITY LIGHTS

Enhance your home's safety with our range of security lights, including motion sensor lights. Choose from durable, weather-resistant options to provide reliable illumination and deter intruders. Perfect for driveways, backyards, and entryways, our security lights offer peace of mind and energy-efficient performance

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FAQ

WHAT TO CONSIDER WHEN BUYING OUTDOOR SECURITY LIGHTS?

 

Placement: To identify the areas in your home that require lighting, assess the exterior of your house and determine the ideal spots for installing security lights. Commonly recommended areas for placement include the front porch, driveway, side of the house, and front walkway.


Outdoor Safe: Check for IP rating, which indicates their suitability for dry, damp, and wet locations. Lights with an IP rating suitable for damp locations are recommended for covered porches, while those rated for wet locations are well-suited for use on exterior walls, walkways, and uncovered porches.


Control Options: There are several control options available for your security lights, including motion sensors, smartphone applications, manual switches, or timed settings. It's important to consider the control method that suits your needs. Additionally, remember to take into account any necessary accessories that may need to be purchased to support your chosen control option.

 

HOW MANY LUMENS DO I NEED FOR AN OUTDOOR SECURITY LIGHTING?

 

Keep in mind that the measurement of light output is not in watts, since that indicates the power consumption of the light while producing a certain number of lumens. So, how do you determine the appropriate number of lumens (light output)? It depends on the amount of light required for your specific purpose. If you are looking for the right lumens for security lighting, take into account the dimensions and layout of the area you want to illuminate.

 

As a general guideline, security lights should be significantly brighter than regular lighting. Look for lights that provide a minimum of 700 lumens. However, it's crucial to avoid excessive brightness. It's not a good idea to have thousands of lumens projecting directly into your neighbour's windows. Such intense lighting can cause discomfort and disturbances. Additionally, it's important to consider the impact on birds and wildlife. Excessively bright lights can disrupt their sleep patterns and unnecessarily consume more power.

 

WHAT IS THE BEST COLOUR TEMPERATURE FOR SECURITY LIGHTING?

 

As a general guideline, warmer colour temperatures, typically ranging from 2500k to 2700k, are commonly employed to accentuate architectural elements. They impart a cozy and inviting ambiance, resembling the soft, yellowish glow associated with traditional incandescent bulbs.

 

However, when aiming for a heightened level of security, cooler white colour temperatures in the range of 5500k to 6000k can be opted for. These cooler temperatures emit a bluish or daylight-like light, offering a brighter and more alert illumination. This choice of colour temperature may assist in enhancing visibility and potentially deterring intruders in security-focused applications.

 

In summary, warmer colour temperatures are generally favoured for highlighting architectural features, while cooler white colour temperatures can be considered to achieve an increased level of security by providing a brighter and more attention-grabbing lighting effect.

 

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