PIR Sensor Outdoor IP65, Surface Wall mounted, Infrared Motion Sensor, LED suitable, Range max. 12m/180° + 3m/360°, swivelling, max. 1200/600W, anthracite

These are easy to set-up for a single point of entry, and certainly waterproof. My electrician has cleverly incorporated 2 of these to work both patio/wall lights so that movement from either one will trigger both lights, and he put a light-switch inside to allow the lights to be turned on completely for outside illumination.

Good quality PIR sensor works great

This is a very good PIR detector, with 1 star knocked off because there is no detection sensitivity setting - there is only the option (via the setting dials) to change time on, from a minimum of 10 seconds, and the light level sensitivity (day to night). I have it fitted to the underside of the soffit boards of a low roof, and facing the prevailing weather. The ability to mount it with the wires coming out of the top was very useful for me, and so far it has stood up to some extremely rainy days. I have it mounted facing the front gate which is about 4 metres from the road, and because of the lack of ability to set the detection sensitivity I have it pointed down at quite an angle to avoid being set off by passing cars the whole time. This negates the secondary PIR sensor on the bottom of the unit, but with a bit of trial and error I got it detect anyone coming through the gate, and also cars that stop by the front gate. Side to side range remains very good however, and it detects anyone leaving the front door about 5 m to the side. I don't have it set up to directly control a floodlight that I put right next to it - I have the PIR output connected to a switch input of a Shelly 2PM Gen 4 relay that then connects to Home Assistant, and have the light setting set to so that it detects motion at all times of day and night. That way I use it to tell me when someone comes through the gate - it's surprising how many couriers don't knock on the door very loudly and end up leaving because we have not heard them. To work with the Shelly device, I needed to connect a highish value (~330Kohm) 2W resistor between the L' of the detector and the switch input of the Shelly - as instructed by Shelly themselves - and having done this, it works perfectly. That said, I have programmed the Shelly to switch the floodlight on and off independently of Home Assistant, i.e. with local logic, and to do this between sunset and sunrise only. Overly complicated? Maybe, but it gives me a lot more control over the light than is possible with a direct connection of it to the PIR sensor.

This is a quality item looks good and easy to set up

Not a bad product, it's doing the job and so far surviving the elements. Unfortunately the range of motion detection I get is about 4m not the advertised 12m. The cable space is adequate if using 1.5mm cable and the clips just about do the job though I personally suggest replacing them.

Bought this as an alternative to a floodlight with built in PIR. Better quality than those, in my opinion, and leaves the option to replace one or the other. Great item; would buy again

This has replaced a neighbours PIR sensor that failed and has a bonus that there are 2 IR sensors so that the dead area directly below the sensor has been removed. The wiring / terminal box is ok for standard single lamp connection but to connect a secondary remote lamp made connection very tight in this instance. The range is very good and easily 15mtr to the end of the neighbour's drive (surprised me when it picked me up opening the gates whereas the original never did. Has worked well since installed and neighbour very happy

This item looks far more robust and well made than others that I have purchased. Easy enough to install, plenty of room for the wires. Because I have gone through a few of these I have wired this one back to an external junction box so replacing it will be quicker ( hopefully won't need to replace !!). It's all working and doing its job . My only grumble is that the screws holding the outer case to the back are tiny and very fiddly to screw in when you are up a ladder. The stainless steel they are made from is not magnetic either and they kept falling out before I could get the screw driver to them. I ended up using a couple of my own screws which are magnetic and stuck onto the end of my PZ1 screw driver much better .