Outside Lights With Sensor

Sensor outdoor lights typically have different detection ranges, usually between 6 and 12 metres depending on the model (check product details when buying). Make sure the sensor’s coverage area is suitable for the space you want to light.

To ensure durability, choose lights with a high IP rating (such as IP65 or higher) for better protection against weather conditions. Additionally, regularly clean the sensors and light surfaces to prevent dust or debris from affecting performance and to maintain optimal functionality.

Yes, most sensor outdoor lights come with an IP-rated waterproof design, capable of withstanding various weather conditions, including rain and damp environments. When purchasing, check the light's waterproof rating, and it's typically recommended to choose lights with an IP44 rating or higher.

The "IP" (Ingress Protection) rating system indicates how well a product is protected against dust and water. The first digit represents the dust protection level (0-6), and the second digit shows the water resistance level (0-9). For example, IP44 means the light is protected against solid objects larger than 1mm and can withstand water splashing from all directions. IP65 or higher offers even better protection against dust and water jets.