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Mramin

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I currently have 3 spotlights that are controlled by a switch and I'd like to replace these with wired floodlights. Would it be possible to reuse the existing wiring + switch?

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can't see why not. LED floods??? with or without PIRs??
 
You could just add one floodlight and see if it enough extra light.
 
You could just leave them in and working, just add the flood
 

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