I want to replace my 110w sensor flood light with a remote control flood light that i can turn on & off, will this unit work ? Thank You, Dave
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The electronic components in this are not good quality. I've had two units and both green LED arrays went out. May be able to replace a component and get it running again.
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If you are eliminating your sensor completely this should work fine you'll just have to operate it manually instead of with the sensor
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Yes it is very bright but I doesn't last. Shoddy light died after 4 months.
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Yes! This light will work for you application as long as the sensor inside the glass is pointed in the direction of you remote.
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Yes as long as you buy Version 1. Read their description: "LOFTEK offers two version floodlight on sales.Version 1 supports memory function when plug out. Version 2 has more flash modes and brightness level, supports reset/restore factory default when plug out. Please differentiate them on condition note before you add item to cart."You need the memory function so you can set it to any color and it will remember it when your sensor kicks off. Otherwise you would have to consistently change it.
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I installed two 90 watt bug flood lights in the fixture, in the stand by ore low light mood the light is very dim but its enough light to see. when it detect motion it brightens up. the 120 watt should not cause any problems, if you think its too bright you can always put in a lower wattage bulb my fixture use bulbs with standard size base, lot of choices for bulb size.
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The unit is 240 Watts. If you are using 12 volts DC for the lights then you will need 20 amps to operate. The formula to figure out the amps is Watts divided by the Voltage.Your remote controller can only handle 6 amps. To bypass this, use a 50 amps 12 volts relay. Switch the relay with the remote and wire the LED bar through the relay from the battery. Make sure you fuse this installation.
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NO. There is no power is work when you put in 200W transformer This is last question I answer you after I am not explain why this light is not working.
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No, you must have 110/120 volt power going to it. We replaced old light with this one so we just used the same power connections.
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The unit comes with the sensor only (with wires) . You will need to wire the 110V conection and the output. I used it to control an external relay to prevent damage to the internal one (can handle 10A max)
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Jim,Based on the design observed, there maybe a question on whether the motion sensor output is compatible with the LED power supply in the flood light. The motion sensor output switch may be solid state and may not be able to control the power supply correctly based on the current draw and power factor of the LED power supply. You need to check with the motion sensor manufacturer to determine if it is able to handle the LED light load. Unfortunately there is little technical information available for the LED lamp.
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I have 3 of these controlling 6 flood lights. They are wired to a switch which I leave on nearly all the time. Motion sensed by each sensor turns on a pair of lights. You can vary how long the lights stay on.
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I could only inform you that the only power used would be miniscule to keep the sensor working. The lights are LED which use very little power when on. This is the only answer I could come up with other then 'I don't know'.
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I tried it with the fluorescent type of bulb and they flickered. It did work with an incandescent flood, but I wanted something that used less energy. So, I removed it and it is sitting in a box until I can figure out what I want to do with it--give it away or use it.
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I think Robert is right. There's a button that has three settings. If you push the button until it turns off and leave the light plugged into the base it should work. Sorry I can't turn off all my electricity to test this, but believe it will work. I love this light
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I tried to use one of these on my 50 Watt LED flood light and it was strobing/pulsing. From what I hear these motion sensors need a certain amount of current (amp draw) to work properly. Which isn't a problem if you're using a halogen/incandescent or even compact fluorescent bulb. But since the LED lights use so little current it just strobes. If anyone knows how to get these to work well with an LED flood light I would love to know. Thanks
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BEWARE, the first time this so called waterproof alarm/radio got wet it stopped working.And to answer your question you need a 12 volt power supply to hook it up.oh yeah why are they calling it a waterproof grow light?To sum it up its a piece of junk!!!
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Its working fine, it is only a pressure switch. The remote will not turn the light on to stay. You will have to spend a bit more money to get a light with that feature.
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This is the second time this question has come up. From what I have seen of the design of the floodlight bulbs of this type, which are similar to regular floods, this device should work. As I don't have any to try it on, I use it to take down smoke detectors around my house to change the batteries.
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Robert - You can rewire the light to bypass the sensor. My sensor module on the bottom actually flooded somehow and I took the unit apart. Inside the back the LED lights are hardwired to a DC converter and DC converter is connected to the sensor module via wire nuts. You can bypass the sensor all together and connect your household AC wires directly to the DC converter to power the LED lights.
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If you connect the dimmer control between the power source and the splitter or a single light bar it should work just fine. Try both setups to see if the splitter is the problem. If you get only an on/off response or nothing at all with that connection I am sure Lightwiki will quickly replace your dimmer control. Just so you know, my entire system worked great right out of the box and is still working fine. Mike