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Hello -
In response to local burglaries, some relatives have been advised by the police to install a dusk-to-dawn low-level floodlight in their small (15 metres across) farmyard., which already has motion-activated halogen lamps. The police recommend a sodium lamp, but are the CFL-based floodlights also suitable? Sodium lamps with dusk-til-dawn sensors seem to be quite thin on the ground, should I use a separate sensor? Can anyone comment on whether these might be suitable? http://www.screwfix.com/prods/39148/...ight-Photocell http://www.screwfix.com/prods/35156/...ell-Floodlight Thanks. |
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