yard light

red bull

I have a 55wSOX yard light bulb is blown and I would like to get a LED replacement bulb

Anyone know where I would get one

mr.stonewall

https://www.boards.ie/discussion/2058319323/yard-light

Its just cheaper the whip the unit down and just put up a 50w Led flood

10-10-20

https://www.boards.ie/discussion/2058319323/yard-light

Any local electrical wholesaler will have a selection and talk you through the best choice. You might be best off replacing all your sodium lamps anyway, the LED ones are superior and you get better light quality from them.

As an example:

https://www.eurosales.ie/products/ACALED50.html?filter_set%5B%5D=109,5078&page=4

red bull

I would prefer to get an LED replacement bulb as the light fitting is fine and has a day/night sensor

con747

https://www.boards.ie/discussion/comment/121276833#Comment_121276833

You can buy something like this for little money, or spend a lot more if you want, https://www.amazon.co.uk/WholeFire-Floodlight-Waterproof-Security-Daylight/dp/B099DF2SSH Horses for courses. I put up a few 50w floodlights 4 years ago costing €12 each and still working fine.

funkey_monkey

If you do end up getting a new light unit, get one with a separate pir unit.

I got fed up replacing lights due to pir failure and now gradually switching them out for separates. The separate pir units seen to be a better quality - at least the ones I am getting anyway.

samcr440!

Hi OP I got a bulb like this recently should be a replacement for what your looking for. I would far rather replace a bulb rather than a whole unit.

Fumagalli 50W E27 LED High Power Lamp 4000K 5000lm | ideas4lighting

There is also a 30 w version that would be a bit cheaper

kk.man

https://www.boards.ie/discussion/comment/121276894#Comment_121276894

@ 60e for a light bulb its fairly saucy...

mr.stonewall

Easier to keep the Photocell and LED flood light separate. approx €15 for a photo cell, €50 for a 50w Led Flood and then a junction box and a few glands. The Climate here test the best of fittings for water tighness

RockOrBog

At least Ip65 rating. Anything less no good for our climate. The Chinese don't account for Irish weather