Steinel LS 150 LED Floodlight with PIR - White
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Extremely bright, robust and vigilant: the LS 150 S sensor-switched floodlight. On-demand light for illuminating large areas around buildings.
Infrared sensor with 240º angle of coverage and 12 m reach. Light output 1486 lm, colour temperature 4000 K, power consumption 14,7 W. Robust aluminium floodlight head.
Available in black or white.
Moonlight Design recommends that all lighting should be installed by a registered NICEIC electrician.
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*Collingwood orders under £150 incur a delivery fee of £9.95 inc. VAT.
*Any order under £25 incurs a delivery fee of £9.95.
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