LED Motion Sensor Floodlight

A floodlight is the workhorse of outdoor lighting. It lights a driveway when you arrive home, shows who is at the door, and makes a yard feel safer after dark. Add a motion sensor and it only switches on when needed, which saves energy and draws attention to movement.

The LED Motion Sensor Floodlight covers everything from a small doorway to a large driveway in one design. It is made from die cast aluminum with a tempered glass lens and a weatherproof housing, with a motion sensor built into the head and an adjustable mounting bracket. Choose 10W, 20W, 30W, 50W, 100W, 150W, 200W or 300W, in warm white, neutral or cold white. It is a hardwired installation.

What makes the motion floodlight stand out

The wide output range is practical. With 10W to 300W in one listing, you can use the same floodlight design at the front door, the side gate and the driveway, simply choosing more output where the area is larger. The whole property then looks consistent.

The built in sensor keeps installation simple. Because the motion sensor is part of the head, there is one unit to mount and nothing separate to aim. Wherever you point the light, the sensor watches the same area.

The housing is built to last. Die cast aluminum sheds heat, and heat is what determines how long an LED floodlight actually lasts. The tempered glass lens and weatherproof housing protect the light outdoors.

Three light colors suit different spaces. Warm white feels welcoming at a front door, neutral light gives clear visibility, and cold white suits security lighting and work areas.

Where it works best

• Driveway. A 100W to 300W light for a wide area.
• Front door. A small 10W or 20W light that greets visitors.
• Side yard. Motion lighting along a dark path.
• Garage. Light for parking and unloading at night.
• Backyard. Security lighting over a lawn or a patio.

The simple, rugged design suits any home exterior. The same product can serve a small porch and a large commercial yard, so it is useful for homeowners and property managers alike.

Choosing the size and placement

The body size steps up with the output. The 10W measures 3.36 by 2.58 inches, the 20W 3.96 by 3.18 inches, the 30W 5.12 by 3.74 inches, the 50W 6.10 by 4.53 inches, the 100W 7.91 by 6.57 inches, the 150W 9.45 by 7.72 inches, the 200W 10.91 by 9.25 inches, and the 300W 12.40 by 10.43 inches.

• Match the area. Small outputs for doorways and paths, large outputs for driveways and yards.
• Check the space. Make sure there is room on the wall for the size you choose.
• Aim with the bracket. Point the head at the area you want lit and watched.
• Height. Mount it high enough to cover the area and avoid glare in people's eyes.
• Neighbors. Angle it down so it does not shine onto neighboring windows.

It is a hardwired installation, so fitting by a qualified electrician is recommended, with the power off at the breaker. The floodlight comes with its adjustable mounting bracket.

If you are not sure which output suits your driveway or yard, email info@norafurnish.com with the rough size of the area, and the team will reply within 1 to 2 business days.

Test the sensor coverage after installation by walking through the area from different directions. Small changes to the head angle can make the light switch on sooner as someone approaches.

Layering it with other lighting

This motion floodlight is a security and task light. It works best alongside softer outdoor lighting for everyday use.

At the front of the house, pair it with outdoor wall sconces beside the door for a welcoming glow, and let the floodlight switch on only when someone approaches. Along paths, add path lights so people can see their footing without triggering the flood. In the backyard, use string lights or lanterns for evenings, with the floodlight for security.

For more options, browse the flood lights collection, or see landscape lighting for path and spot lights.

Choose light colors thoughtfully. Warm white near the house feels welcoming, while cold white over a driveway or a work area gives crisp visibility.

For larger properties, using the same floodlight at several outputs keeps the look consistent while lighting each area appropriately.

Because the light only switches on with movement, it also helps you notice activity in your yard, which is useful for deliveries, pets and visitors arriving after dark.

For a detached garage or a workshop, a mid range output such as 50W over the doors gives enough light to unlock and unload, and the sensor saves you from walking across a dark yard to find a switch.

Is the motion floodlight right for you?

This floodlight is a strong fit if you:

• Need motion activated light for security or arrival.
• Want one design in outputs from 10W to 300W.
• Like a built in sensor with no separate part to aim.
• Want a die cast aluminum, weatherproof housing.
• Can have a fixture hardwired by an electrician.

It is not the best choice if you want soft decorative light or a solar light with no wiring. In those cases, an outdoor lantern or a solar flood light may suit better.

Every order ships free within the US, most arrive in 6 to 9 business days, and unused items in their original packaging can be returned within 30 days. Buying 2 or more items saves 10%.