HPM SIKA 12W LED Security Light with PIR Sensor Black Australia

The HPM SIKA 12W LED Security Light is a compact and efficient outdoor lighting solution designed to enhance safety and visibility around residential and commercial properties. Its built-in PIR motion sensor automatically switches the light on when movement is detected, helping deter intruders and improve nighttime security.

Constructed from durable die-cast aluminium, this floodlight is built to withstand harsh outdoor conditions. The adjustable 180° lamp head allows you to direct light exactly where it is needed, making it suitable for driveways, pathways, garages, and entryways.

With its sleek black finish and energy-efficient LED design, the SIKA light blends seamlessly into modern outdoor spaces while delivering strong performance.

Key Highlights

• PIR motion sensor automatically activates light when movement is detected.
• Bright LED output (up to approx. 1070 lumens) improves outdoor visibility.
• Durable die-cast aluminium construction for long-lasting outdoor use.
• IP44 weather-resistant rating suitable for Australian outdoor conditions.
• 180° adjustable head for flexible light direction.
• Suitable for small to large outdoor areas including walkways and driveways.
• Energy-efficient 12W LED design reduces power consumption.

Technical Specifications

• Brand: HPM
• Model Name: SIKA LED Floodlight with PIR Sensor
• Model Number: LSS0112WBL
• Colour: Black
• Material: Die-cast aluminium
• Wattage: 12W
• Voltage: 240V
• Light Output: Up to 1070 lumens
• Colour Temperature: Cool white (approx. 4000K)
• Motion Sensor: Yes (PIR)
• Detection Range: Up to 12m
• Adjustable Head: Yes (180° range)
• Weather Resistance: IP44
• Outdoor Use: Yes
• Globe Type: Integrated LED
• Globe Included: Yes
• Amperage: 10A

Safety Information
Installation must comply with Australian electrical regulations. Fixed wiring should only be completed by a licensed electrician. Ensure power is isolated before installation or maintenance. Position sensor away from direct heat sources or moving foliage to avoid false triggers.