Standard LED Security Lights with Motion Sensor from Standard

November 21, 2016

Increase the security of your surroundings with Standard security lights — equipped with a motion sensor as well as an integrated photocell that allow you to power the lights to turn on when motion is detected during the day or at night.

This system creates an inviting atmosphere and provides added security at all times. The motion-activated built-in sensor turns light on when you need it, whereas most lights traditionally stay on all night. This LED system eliminates waste and allows savings on energy consumption.

They are the perfect solution for areas that need to be well lit during the night, and areas where activity and foot traffic are irregular, such as yards, walkways, driveways, patios, parking lots and loading docks.

Find out more: www.standardpro.com/featuredproduct/.

 

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