These ultramodern LED spotlights are equipped with two adjustable sensors: a motion sensor and a daylight sensor. You can easily set when the floodlight should be turned on and when it can be turned off again. Benefit from energy savings of up to 90% and that with a lifespan of 10 years. Do the math!

• Auto on motion - Motion sensor detects up to 10 meters away with an adjustable response time from 5 seconds to 30 minutes
• Automatically switch off in daylight - You can choose to activate the twilight sensor, which ensures that the light automatically switches on and off when it is light/dark
• Suitable for indoor and outdoor use - The spotlights are protected against moisture, rainwater and dust (IP-44)
• Installation? A piece of cake! - Thanks to the quick coupling (MR16) you do not need any additional accessories to connect the floodlight waterproof
• Package contents: LED Floodlight 30W with sensor (replaces: 300W) - Rotating bracket - Screws and plugs - Manual - White

LED spotlights with motion sensor - How it works

These compact and extra sturdy spotlights are made of aluminum and tempered glass, which provides first-class protection against rainwater, moisture and dust. This allows you to place the spotlights both indoors and outdoors. Each spotlight is equipped with a quick coupling to connect them quickly and easily. After connecting, you don't have to worry about the spotlights. They can switch themselves on and off completely independently. Just set your preferences and voila: 10 years of carefree enjoyment.

More light, less consumption and a lifespan of 10 years

The spotlight produces cold white light with a color temperature of 4000 Kelvin. Not too blue, but also not too yellow. A light color of 4000 K creates an environment that keeps you alert during the day. Furthermore, this light provides a lively and clean appearance, without appearing too blue or sterile. The amount of light from a lamp is expressed in lumens. The higher the number of lumens, the more light. One lumen is equal to the light output of one candle. A useful rule of thumb is that in general you need about 60-120 lumens of light per square meter.