- Does it need an electrician to install?
- It is hardwired, so it replaces an existing outdoor fixture on a switched circuit. If you are not comfortable shutting off power and connecting wires, hire an electrician.
- Does it work with a smart home or app?
- No. There is no Wi-Fi, app, hub or camera. It runs as a standard motion-activated floodlight on a wall switch.
- What is the detection angle and range?
- The sensor covers 240 degrees, wider than the 180-degree sensors on most residential floods. Range varies by model, so check the spec sheet for the exact SKU.
- Can I set how long the light stays on?
- Yes, the fixture has an on-time control, usually adjusted with a dial or switch on the unit. You set it at the light, not from a phone.
- Is the brightness and color temperature fixed?
- It depends on the model in the SEC Series. Some versions offer selectable color temperature or output; confirm the exact SKU before buying.
- Will it replace an old halogen floodlight?
- Usually yes, if the mounting and wiring match. LED draws far less power, so check that the existing circuit and switch are in good shape.
- Where is the SEC Series Motion & Security LED Floodlights (Hardwired) cheapest?
- At Shell Lumber and Hardware, for $54.16, 17% under what the other stores charge, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the SEC Series Motion & Security LED Floodlights (Hardwired)?
- 11 stores we checked sell it, including Home Depot, LBC Lighting Pro, Shell Lumber and Hardware, MROSupreme.com, Northern Tool.