LED technology for security and lighting ranges
Energy conscious consumers will be pleased to learn dramatic energy savings can be achieved when using LED alternatives to fluorescent or incandescent lighting. The new photocell controlled external bulkhead boasts a thrifty power consumption of less than 4 Watts, 15 times more efficient than the 60 Watt incandescent alternative. Couple this with the extra long lifespan of LED lamps and you have a true ‘fit & forget’ welcome light, which will provide years of maintenance free service.
Energy conscious consumers will be pleased to learn dramatic energy savings can be achieved when using LED alternatives to fluorescent or incandescent lighting.
The new photocell controlled external bulkhead boasts a thrifty power consumption of less than 4 Watts, 15 times more efficient than the 60 Watt incandescent alternative. Couple this with the extra long lifespan of LED lamps and you have a true ‘fit & forget’ welcome light, which will provide years of maintenance free service.
For security situations where PIR activation is required, the 9 Watt PIR security flood is the energy efficient alternative to 120 Watt fluorescent offerings.
140 Super bright LED’s provide the illumination, whilst a 120 degree PIR sensor controls activation.
Features include horizontal & vertical adjustment of the PIR sensor, sensitivity adjustment, photocell adjustment from 5-1000 lux & time adjustment.
Challenger
01253 791888
www.challenger.co.uk
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