Security Floodlight

A multi-use single and double head flood light or security light will add safety and elegance to your LED outdoor lighting. Visit HomElectrical today to replace your old incandescent bulbs and see if you qualify to receive free shipping.  

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Do all security flood lights come with motion sensors?

Not all flood and security lights come with motion sensors. For some outdoor floodlights and security lights, they come with motion sensors already built in and can have a range of up to 70 feet. If you are looking to add a motion sensor to your existing fixture, each manufacturer will have their own instructions on how to install them. LED flood lights with built-in motion sensors are a great way to conserve wasted energy and prolong the life of the lightbulb. Learn more about motion sensors here.

What are the mounting options for installing security flood lights?

When it comes to mounting your LED flood lights, there are several options. You can choose between different materials including PVC, which is lightweight and often used for smaller lights. There are also heavy-duty options, that come in aluminum and steel, for larger LED flood light fixtures. In addition to material, there are flush mount brackets, radial arms, and posts that can add different elements to your LED floodlights. Depending on the application and location of your flood light, it will determine what type of bracket you can use. Be sure to make sure the bracket is compatible with your fixture that will be included in the manufacturer’s installation sheet. Read more about our LED Flood lights here.

Which bulb do I need for my outdoor security flood lights?

The type of light bulb that you will need depends on the type of fixture you have and the desired lighting effect you need. For instance, your lighting fixture may require a specific bulb size or may not be retrofitted to an LED bulb which may require a halogen or incandescent bulb. The type of lighting you want will determine your bulb choice as well. If you want a wide beam angle you will want to choose a LED PAR bulb with a wide beam angle. If you want lower brightness you will want to choose a bulb with a lower lumen output. There are many different types of bulb selections for each option you may want. For a complete bulb fitting guide click here.

What is the difference between a rectangular flood light and a circular floodlight?

Both rectangle and a circle flood light are used outdoors. Though they have many similarities they are typically used for different applications. A rectangle flood light is most commonly used for security since the elongated shape can cover a wider area with light. A circular flood light can also be used for security but is more commonly used for warehouses or doorways and landscape lighting. They circular flood light has several beam options but can be used from a narrow, almost spotlight for a specific location, to spreading out to cover a garage or driveway. 
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