Outdoor auto dimming pir sensor for downlighters?

[cjb1971]

I wish to have installed 3 downlights on the underside of my canopy on the front of the house,have them come on at dusk on a low light and go full brightness when motion is detected.
I know you can have security lights that do just this but is there a seperate pir what could be connected to downlighters and do the same thing? be it led downlights or mains powered led downlights.
Something like
https://www.topbulb.com/rda-lighting-ms180dim-brz-ms180dim
but available in uk?

 

[EFLImpudence]

Found one in Ireland.

https://www.ie.screwfix.com/lap-iq-sa180-d-an-dual-level-standalone-pir-graphite-230v-1150w-lm.html

Also called "Hi-Lo" or "Hi-Low" sensors sometimes if you want to search for more before anyone else comes up with something better.

 

[Taylortwocities]

That product does not "DIM" the lamp. It has two outputs that go to two separate lights. A courtesy output for a lower wattage lamp and a 'security' output for a brighter output, eg floodlight.
Only suitable for Halogen/tungsten loads too.

Like you, I have yet to find one that truly dims the lamp, and i'll bet, it wouldn't work with LED lamps if it existed at all.

 

[cjb1971]

That product does not "DIM" the lamp. It has two outputs that go to two separate lights. A courtesy output for a lower wattage lamp and a 'security' output for a brighter output, eg floodlight.
Only suitable for Halogen/tungsten loads too.

Like you, I have yet to find one that truly dims the lamp, and i'll bet, it wouldn't work with LED lamps if it existed at all.

I have bulkhead security lights in garden fitted with 200v ES led bulbs that do exactly what i am looking for,but even those seem unavailable now,all lighting now seems to be led.

 

[Taylortwocities]

Yes, dimming light fittings used to be made, using GLS lamps, but they don't seem to be on the market now.

 

[ban-all-sheds]

200v

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ES led bulbs that do exactly what i am looking for,but even those seem unavailable now,all lighting now seems to be led.

 

[cjb1971]

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Sorry meant normal bulbs not led