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Security lighting is a sensor light with the output turned up: bright enough to change behaviour, instant on movement, and positioned over the approaches — gate, driveway, stairs, yard wall. The catalogue's dedicated security model is the solar PIR security wall light, and this page documents it in full.
Solar PIR security wall light (PY-100LED)
The headline format carries 100 LEDs, with 110-LED and 114-LED versions also listed in the record, in black or white. Power comes from a monocrystalline silicon panel (5.5 V, 1.43 W) charging an 18650 lithium battery (3.7 V, 2200 mAh). The fitting works in three modes with a 270° beam angle and SMD 2835 light sources, and the record positions it for outdoor stairs, pathways, gardens, pools, fences, patios, decks, yards and driveways, with heat and weather resistance for outdoor use.
| Model | PY-100LED |
|---|---|
| LED formats | 100 LED; 110 LED and 114 LED versions listed |
| Solar panel | Monocrystalline silicon, 5.5 V / 1.43 W |
| Battery | 18650 lithium, 3.7 V / 2200 mAh |
| Modes | 3 modes |
| Beam angle | 270° |
| Light source | SMD 2835 |
| Colours | Black or white |
| Applications (record) | Gardens, pools, fences, patios, decks, yards, driveways, stairs, exterior walls |
Positioning a security light
The record's feature list reads like a placement checklist: smart sensor, water and moisture resistance, long service life, high brightness, energy efficiency. In practice, the 270° beam wants a corner or a wall above the approach, high enough that the sensor sees movement across its field rather than straight at it. For wider yards, the three-head 74 LED wall light trades some output for three-directional coverage, and the floodlight series takes over where a whole work area needs light rather than a deterrent flash.
Security programme companions
- Three-head 74 LED wall light — corner coverage, three lighting levels.
- Solar PIR sensor wall light — the everyday door-and-path sensor light (IP65).
- Solar floodlight series — area wash for yards and work zones, 25–300 W options.
How bright is the security light?
The record specifies format and components (100–114 LEDs, 2200 mAh battery) rather than a single lumen figure; ask for the current output data for the exact version when you enquire.
Does it stay on all night?
The record lists three modes for this model without defining them, so all-night behaviour depends on the mode definitions of the current build — confirm them at order stage.
Deterrence is a layout, not a lumen figure
Security lighting deters by removing hiding places and announcing detection, and both effects are layout effects. Put the 100 LED format where an approach must cross open ground — the drive, the side passage, the yard gate — and let its motion trigger be the announcement. Cover the second approach (the back fence, the garage side) rather than doubling brightness on the first; intruders route around light, so the unlit approach is the vulnerability. Keep one steady low-level element in the mix — a wall light on a porch — so the property never reads as unoccupied darkness when the sensors are quiet. Programmes for housing compounds and small commercial yards usually standardise on one security format across all units for exactly this reason: predictable coverage, one spare-parts story.