Now in stock £46 plus vat, remember all TFF members get 10% discount by registering.
50 watt LED flood with PIR sensor
- Thread starter Luxum LED
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Now in stock £46 plus vat, remember all TFF members get 10% discount by registering.
Lincs Lass
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- Location
- north lincs
Do you have them without the pir ,,looking at replacing some halogens and allready have the sensors
COWCARE SYSTEMS
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- Location
- Ballymoney. Co. Antrim
We've been using these for security lighting around our workshop
- Location
- East Sussex
@COWCARE SYSTEMS , @Luxum LED are you one and the same?
- Location
- Bury St Edmunds
Good spot!
- Location
- East Sussex
Didn't mean to cause trouble
. Good price for those lights though, I presume they are the more reliable sort rather than the Chinese cheapies?
. Good price for those lights though, I presume they are the more reliable sort rather than the Chinese cheapies?
Luxum LED
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We can see why you thought we were the same company when Cowcare posted in the conversation. Luxum Led is a separate company from Cowcare Systems and are suppliers of Led lighting to Cowcare Systems and they are our distribution hub. They sell and promote our products, you may have seen some other posts and marketing from them.
Luxum LED
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Yes, we have a full range of Led Floodlights without PIR, including Led High Bay and Led Low Bays also Led Corn Lamps.
luxum.co.uk
Philip Watkins
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- Location
- Back in Shropshire
Do you have them with dusk/dawn daylight sensors instead of PIR?
Luxum LED
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Thank you for your question,
The PIR floodlights have dusk to dawn capability, unfortunately this capability doesn’t work independently from the PIR. You would need to purchase a non PIR Led lamp and a separate dusk to dawn sensor; sorry we don’t stock this sensor.
luxum.co.uk
@Luxum LED
On your website you say "This type of light is mainly used in agricultural buildings along with a main light source such as LED High/Low Bay or LED Flood Light.
This combination of lighting is used for the improvement of animal health and increased production levels."
Please can you tell me more? i.e. how does red light increase production and improve health?
and....
I require 200 lux /M2 at ground level from a lamp/lamps set at say 15' high.
What do you recommend and what coverage can be achieved per lamp?
On your website you say "This type of light is mainly used in agricultural buildings along with a main light source such as LED High/Low Bay or LED Flood Light.
This combination of lighting is used for the improvement of animal health and increased production levels."
Please can you tell me more? i.e. how does red light increase production and improve health?
and....
I require 200 lux /M2 at ground level from a lamp/lamps set at say 15' high.
What do you recommend and what coverage can be achieved per lamp?
Luxum LED
Member
Thank you for your question,
Light intensity, daylight hours and the colour of light all influence animal behaviour. The correct balance of these three factors have a positive effect on the livestock. Research has shown that this combination makes a substantial, positive contribution to the health, welfare and productivity of your herd.
Having between 16-18 hours of light at an average of 180-200 lux with a minimum light level of 150 lux within the building, and darkness for the remaining 6-8 hours will provide the positive benefits. The red light is for your benefit to check your herd when in the 6-8 hr dark period as you don’t want to introduce high intensity light in that period.
To recommend the light levels please PM us with the building dimensions in meters L x W x H and height at eve.
carpenter1
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- Location
- devon
what lights would you recommend for a work shop 40ft x 45ft
order over phone or is there a web site
Luxum LED
Member
We sell a lot of corn lamps to workshops and factory, they are easy to install if you have lamp holder and a cheap option.
Luxum LED
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You are best to order online as we use PayPal. www.luxum.co.uk
any left
Luxum LED
Member
Yes, there are over 20 in stock. They are slightly different than the image as we have changed stock. Please view them on our site www.luxum.co.uk
Not as good then
Luxum LED
Member
Just the same output, just a different look