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i recommend you to use a microwave sensor in an IP65 water proof box. they are 100% reliable no interference no spurious signals that will trigger the lights. https://www.ledison-led-lights.co.uk/shop/hytronik-ip65-box-for-microwave-sensors/337.htm we ll see soon the pir technology...

they just add a sticker. just ask for a test report. only 1 out of 10 supplier sell quality, certified products in the uk. the market is not regulated. they import all kind of crap products just to make good margins

i can tell you from my experience they dont have any certificates. they just put a sticjer

No it is not the packing, the picture shows clearly the weight difference when LED lights are on the scale. I bought from low cost diy stores some spot lights and one "expensive" spot lights from an online shop, when I have the results I will inform you

Probably the LED bulbs have poor quality non-isolated drivers, they should work with solar inverter and other power devices without interference these guys are expert is solar and led lighting, they may have experience this issue before https://voltaconsolar.com/ Let me know if i can help

This is the roof of the container, when I finish the work inside i will send picture of the lights https://voltaconsolar.com/blog

Yes painted steel, shipping container, it is very useful thing. I have at the back of my industrial unit. I store excessive stock and now I made special metal structure and installed 3kW of solar panels . I will upload pictures when the installation is ready.

thank you so much, this forum is amazing ! thank you again

Hello , I have a 20ft container where I want to install some Light Battens or non-corrosive fittings. I do not know how I can fix the battens on the ceiling of the container . Any ideas ? Strong adhesive ??? Anything else?

in this article there is a comparison between two led lights with the same dimensions but totally different weight... https://www.ledison-led-lights.co.uk/blog/how-to-select-led-round-panels--downlighters/100.htm

Hello , I am new to this forum but I would like to say that older LED lamps (starting in 2005 to 20010) were more reliable, only a few makers existed in the market, they were competing to make reliable led lamps. Now I can find led lamps even in the corner store with Plastic housing...