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Dual LED Wireless Sensor Light | 120 Lumen Output | IP55 Rated | Adjustable Headlamps | by Powercell
The Dual LED Wireless Sensor Light offers a powerful 120 lumen output and features adjustable headlamps for customized lighting direction. Perfect for home security and outdoor illumination, this battery-operated light is IP55 rated, ensuring protection against dust and water. With easy DIY installation and motion sensor activation, it’s an ideal solution for gardens, pathways, and more.
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Technical Specifications
- Lumen Output: 120 lm
- Number of Headlamps: 2
- Headlamp Adjustable Direction: Up & Down; Left & Right
- Light Modes: ON / OFF / AUTO
- Detection Time: 10 seconds (Auto mode)
- IP Rating: IP55
- Working Range: 8 meters at 110 degrees
- Battery System: 3 x AA Alkaline Batteries
- Battery Life: Approximately 150 days with average use of 5 illuminations per day
- Dimensions (H x L x W): 129mm x 114mm x 195mm
- Weight: 0.3 kg
Key Features
- Dual headlamps with adjustable direction (up & down, left & right)
- Motion sensor activated with ON/OFF/AUTO light modes
- IP55 rated for protection against limited dust and water ingress
- Battery-operated with 3 x AA Alkaline batteries
- Wireless and easy to install
Professional Installation Requirements
- No professional installation required; designed for easy DIY installation.
Applications
- Home security lighting
- Outdoor motion-activated lighting
- Garden and pathway illumination
Standards & Compliance
- Complies with AS/NZS 60598 for safety and performance standards.
Environmental Benefits
- Battery-operated design reduces wiring and energy consumption.
- Long battery life reduces waste and replacement frequency.
Warranty Information
1 year warranty against manufacturing defects.
Available Now
The GP Safeguard RF21B Dual LED Wireless Sensor Light is available now for immediate purchase. Ideal for enhancing home security and outdoor lighting.
