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Hi guys.

ive been asked to swap an old halogen flood light for a new led one with built in PIR.

The existing light is at about 6m off ground level.

has anyone ever mounted a LED flood at this Height and had no issues with PIR detection?


TIA
 
At 6m up, it will be quite a big floodlight?

you can get them with pir that work at that sort of range but they will not be in sh1tfix or other discount shops.
 
Dustdazzler/Desperate Dan. both always thinking of food.
 

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