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Replacement Motion Sensor Heads Saucer Man 02-19-2008
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Posted by Saucer Man on February 19, 2008, 5:29 pm
I'm looking to get a replacement Motion Sensor head for my flood lights.
They are a cheap brand and an electrician told me to find a replacement head
since I'm having problems with the current one. I can only find the cheap
$20 Cooper/Regent or Heath-Zeneth heads around. Does anyone know of a
better brand that is available?

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Thanks.




Posted by RBM on February 19, 2008, 5:36 pm

> I'm looking to get a replacement Motion Sensor head for my flood lights.
> They are a cheap brand and an electrician told me to find a replacement
> head since I'm having problems with the current one. I can only find the
> cheap $20 Cooper/Regent or Heath-Zeneth heads around. Does anyone know of
> a better brand that is available?
>
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> Thanks.

I would recommend the H-Z units sold by www.grainger.com, they're not sold
under the H-Z name, and resemble the ones sold by Home Depot, but are much
better quality. They also have higher wattage units if you need them

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Posted by John Grabowski on February 19, 2008, 6:40 pm

> I'm looking to get a replacement Motion Sensor head for my flood lights.
> They are a cheap brand and an electrician told me to find a replacement
> head since I'm having problems with the current one. I can only find the
> cheap $20 Cooper/Regent or Heath-Zeneth heads around. Does anyone know of
> a better brand that is available?
>


In Addition to what RBM said, you could go to an electrical supply company
to get a different brand. I have been using the Rab brand for a few years
now. They cost around $60.00.


Posted by Saucer Man on February 19, 2008, 8:22 pm
Thanks for these tips!

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Thanks.


>
>> I'm looking to get a replacement Motion Sensor head for my flood lights.
>> They are a cheap brand and an electrician told me to find a replacement
>> head since I'm having problems with the current one. I can only find the
>> cheap $20 Cooper/Regent or Heath-Zeneth heads around. Does anyone know
>> of a better brand that is available?
>>
>
>
> In Addition to what RBM said, you could go to an electrical supply company
> to get a different brand. I have been using the Rab brand for a few years
> now. They cost around $60.00.



Posted by on February 19, 2008, 11:07 pm
On Tue, 19 Feb 2008 17:29:06 -0500, "Saucer Man"

>I'm looking to get a replacement Motion Sensor head for my flood lights.
>They are a cheap brand and an electrician told me to find a replacement head
>since I'm having problems with the current one. I can only find the cheap
>$20 Cooper/Regent or Heath-Zeneth heads around. Does anyone know of a
>better brand that is available?

Of those two the Heath/Zenith is the best. I have about 20 around the
house of various brands and styles, inside and out. The Heaths hold up
fairly well if you keep them out of the sun. Direct sun will kill any
of them.
The Regents are pure crap. I have some a few months old that you have
to do gynmastics in front of to get them to light.


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