Utilitech 110-Degree 1500-Lumen Black Hardwired Integrated LED Motion-Activated Flood Light with Timer Outdoor Hardware 55 Security/ANSI Grade ANSI Grade
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Utilitech 110 Degree 1500 Lumen Black Hardwired Integrated LED Motion Activated Flood Light with Timer Outdoor Hardware 55 Security ANSI Grade ANSI Grade 55 Security ANSI Grade ANSI Grade 1 (Best) Lock Type Keyed Door Lock Style Classic Commercial Residential Residential Total Number of Keys Included 2 Keyway KW1 Finish Satin Nickel Deadbolt Type Single Cylinder Deadbolt Minimum door thickness (in come with all standard installation accessories Min: 29 psi max: 72 Degree of Motion Detection 110 Detection Range (Feet) 49 Package Quantity 1 Number of Light Heads 2 Timer Included Yes Bulb Type Integrated LED Light Bulb Base Type LED Recommended Light Bulb Shape LED Color Temperature (Kelvins) 5000 Power Source Hardwired Two Level Lighting No Dual Detection Zone No Adjustable Detection Sensitivity Yes Adjustable Lamp Head Yes Height (Inches) 7 14 Weight (lbs
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