LEDVANCE LED Wall and Ceiling Luminaire, Square Luminaire with Motion detector for indoor, operating modes can be changed with a Click, Warm White (3000K), 530mm x 530mm, ORBIS Square Click Sensor [Energy Class E]

This caught my attention as instead of a switch light I have been keeping an eye out for sensor light so decided giving this ago.Came in a box with LEDVANCE on it, which also shows some of the specs of the light.I was happy to find out that this was easily installed, also easily adjusted between modes!For me personally I use this as a sensor light in my hallway and it absolutely works wonders(no more sneaking out now though or sneaking downstairs for midnight snacks without anyone noticing😁).Strong clear light with a very clean look when installed. Very high quality.First thoughts when purchasing may be that this is quite pricey, but for a sensor light that maintains such a high level of quality it is actually a very fair price.Overall it meets all my expectations and more, very impressed with this LEDVANCE product.I would recommend this awesome ceiling light.

Instructions on this very good and incredibly straight forward to install. Very bright but warmish light and the motion sensor is incredibly sensitive/works very well but is good that you can adjust this either way to increase or decrease depending on your needs/how annoyed you get with it (from 1 meter to 3 meters), and can also change the mode as well between the three options. There are definitely cheaper options out there but it seems quality and it does have better flexibility and easy controls so would recommend on that front.

For the longest time I have been looking for a solution to my lighting needs. We have a room that receives no natural light. This light instantly proved a magnificent replacement. Installation is a doddle.Pleased with the quality of the light, it seems well-made and the quality of the wiring is good.The light output of this more than enough to fill the room, no shadows or dark spots due to flush shadless design.

This reminds me of one of those lights which you would see fitted in a commercial environment, such as in a hospital corridor. It is effectively a plastic circle, with LEDs integrated within the design. Not a particularly striking design in my view, particularly for a domestic setting. However, there are some domestic settings where perhaps design isn't particularly important and for which this might be ideal e.g. a storage cupboard, hot press, garage, attic etc (but not a bathroom, as it isn't watertight).When I took it out of the box, I was surprised by how light it was (no, that isn't an intentional pun). It also has the quality of one of those cheap plastic bin lids (thinking back to my school days) which, when pressed, makes a loud banging sound (this lantern does exactly the same).However, putting the design of the lantern to one side, the lantern does have some redeeming features. First of all, it has a built in motion sensor (which can be deactivated if you wish), such that the light will turn on when people are present (and turn off when they leave). The settings of this motion sensor can be adjusted in a number of ways, from the range over which the motion sensor will activate, the length of time after activation for which the light will remain lit and the minimum ambient level of light at which the light will turn on. The instructions for how you change the settings of the motion sensor are particularly obtuse but once you realise that there is a control box inside the light, this is easy to do.The lantern is also fairly bright. With LEDs, it's no longer possible to tell how bright something is simply by looking at the wattage, which is 24W in this case. Instead, you need to look at the lumen output, which in the case of this lantern, is 1320 lumens. This makes the light output broadly equivalent to a 100W incandescent bulb.One aspect I'm not particularly keen on with LED products such as these is that the LEDs are integrated into the design of the lantern. Accordingly, if the LEDs fail, the entire product has to be sent to landfill, as the LEDs cannot be replaced (easily, that is). Whilst it does have a 30,000 hour expected life span, its hard to tell whether this will ever be reached, but if it is, perhaps the concern about the integration of LEDs is unfounded.With LEDs, it is possible to obtain a range of different light colours, known as colour temperature. Whilst the colour of this lantern cannot be changed, it is set at 3000k which is fairly similar to that of an incandescent lightbulb. From my perspective, this is just about the perfect colour of light and contains much less blue light, which can cause problems with sleeping patterns.As far as the quality of the light goes, there is not much I can fault with it, as it is bright, has a warm colour temperature and is claimed to be long lasting. The built in motion sensor is also a useful feature, However, the design is not particularly appealing to me and the general cheapness of the materials used means that it wouldn't be my first choice when choosing a lantern.

This is my first venture using another brand of smart lighting. This ceiling light is quite similar to the Philips ceiling lights I already have, and it was quite easy to fix. I had this done by an electrician, and he said it was as simple enough as connecting a standard ceiling light. It looks nice as well on the ceiling and is discreet.The lamp looks great and the amount of light it emits is impressive.When fitted to the ceiling it looks modern with clean lines .

Excellent bright light with good feature for turning between PIR or standard - My only slight criticism is that the cover is very thin and flimsy but only time will tell if its robust enough to last.

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Ce plafonnier à LED ne consomme que 24W pour une restitution de 1320 lumen, soit approximativement  l'équivalent d'une ampoule à incandescence de moins de 100w. Il est muni d'un détecteur infrarouge et d'un détecteur jour/nuit associés à un temporisateur. A l'intérieur du plafonnier on trouve un "dip switch" à 8 positions qui permet de régler le rayon de détection, infrarouge 2, 4, 6 mètres et plus, la temporisation de 5s à 30 minutes  et  le niveau de détection du capteur jour/nuit qui peut être débrayé. On bascule du mode détection à infrarouge au mode jour/nuit après trois appuis successifs sur l'interrupteur. Le raccordement est très facile à réaliser grâce au domino électrique à levier : pas besoin de tournevis.Le luminaire se fixe au plafond  à l'aide de trois vis et son poids plume rend le travail plus facile. La table des réglages  est gravée sur le boîtier de commande interne ce qui est bien pratique lorsque l'on souhaite modifier les réglages. Bref, c’est le plafonnier idéal lorsque l'on recherche un déclenchement automatique.

Lo cierto es que primero la he probado sin la tulipa para ver como va al sensor y ajustarlo .... me ha dejado un rato a ciegas.Soy tan espabilado como para conectarla y estar a 1 metro mirándola.Después de enredar, ya le he puesto la tulipa y la verdad es que se come mucha luz.Los 3000k no se donde andan ... igual da tanta luz sin la tulipa que simplemente no puedo apreciar el color cálido, pero me da que es algo más blanco que amarillo.Otro detalle curioso es que hay varios led que no se encienden, así que no se porque estan puestos ...El que lo entienda que me lo explique, y ya le doy las gracias por adelantadoEl ajuste de la lámpara se hace mediante una hilera de 10 interruptores pequeñosPuedes ajustar el rango de detección desde 3 metros desde el eje hasta solo 1 metro. También puedes ajustar el tiempo que dure encendida desde 5 segundos hasta 30 minutos, con otras 6 tiempos intermedios.Por último tenemos cantidad de luz necesaria para que se encienda al detectarnos, que en este caso son 4 opciones distintas desde 2 hasta 50, mas la opcion de que se encienda siempre.Todos estos datos tecnicos van un poco por lo siguienteCuando la he conectado no conseguía que se apagase, ya que hay otra opción para que funcione o bien con el sensor y la configuración antes mencionada, o simplemente como una lámpara con interruptor.Para pasar de una opción a otra solo hay que encender y apagar 3 veces la lámparaAl conectarla estaba en modo interruptor así que todo el rato que están intentando ajustar tiempos y demás con los interruptores no servía para nada, porque no estaba en modo sensor.Cuando ya me di cuenta .... a funcionar perfectamenteMe gusta bastante sobre todo porque aunque la tulipa parezca como la de las lámparas chinas y pese lo mismo, lo cierto, es que cuando la tenía sin la tapa el interior ya parece otra cosa y no se puede comparar

Alles einwandfreiInstallation erfolgreich

Lampe funktioniert jetzt einwandfrei. Mal sehen wie lange sie hält. Aber auf dem Karton steht 5 Jahre Garantie. Aber lt. meiner Anleitung soll man den Sensormodus mit 2x Aus/An Schalten am Lichtschalter aktivieren. Man muss es 3 Mal machen!!!