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Product Specifications
Brand Heath/Zenith
Part Number SL-5525-WH
Assembled Height 17.75 inches
Assembled Length 10 inches
Assembled Width 17.25 inches
Weight 2.3 Pounds
Item Package Quantity1
Style Transitional Lighting
Color White
Number of Lights 1
Bulb Details
Type of Bulb Halogen Bulbs
Wattage 125 watts
Product Features
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Technical Details
- 250-watt single-light halogen 180-degree motion sensing light
- For motion-activated outdoor illumination
- Manual override lets you turn the light on or off via existing indoor switch
- Energy-Star rated when used with 120-watt bulbs
- Heavy-duty die-cast metal; 10-by-17.2-by-17.8-inches
Product Description
Amazon.com Product Description
Heath Zenith's SL-5525 bundles a motion sensor and a single halogen light in one package. The unit includes a selectable timer that lets you set the amount of time the lights stay on after motion stops (an automatic photocell deactivates the lamp in daylight). Alternatively, a manual override enables you to turn the light on and off at will via an existing indoor switch. The sensor has a range of up to 70 feet and detects motion in a 180-degree range with a maximum 3,400-square-foot detection zone. This model accepts halogen bulbs of up to 250 watts (included), but is Energy-Star compliant when used with 120-watt bulbs.--Josh Dettweiler
What's in the Box
Light fixture, sensor, 250-watt halogen bulb, mounting kit (gasket, six screws, three wire connectors, mounting strap, light shield, rubber plug, plastic hanger, mounting bolt)
Product Description
Heath Zenith SL-5525-WH Motion Sensing 250W Halogen Floodlight, WhiteHeath Zenith is synonymous with quality, integrity and innovation around the globe. They are committed to developing products that enhance their customer's lives through peace of mind, safety and convenience. Heath Zenith has been the leader in innovative and quality products for over 60 years.Heath Zenith SL-5525-WH Motion Sensing 250W Halogen Floodlight, White Features:; Motion Activated Nightime Lighting; Selectable Light Timer (TEST, 1 min, 5 min or 20 min) ; Adjustable Detection Sensitivity ; Up to 70 ft Detection Range; Uses 1 - 250 W Halogen Bulb (Included); 10 Year Warranty; 8"w x 8"d x 11.5"h; 180; Detection Zone up to 70' Away, Bulb Included
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Customer Reviews
Most Helpful Customer Reviews
24 of 27 people found the following review helpful
Amazon Verified Purchase
Light output excellent. But what happens if the motion-detector timer fails to shut off and the high-heat producing halogen bulb stays on?
In my case, it caused the outer plastic housing to melt down and possibly to have caught fire, just two weeks after installed. Fortunately, it was self-limiting, but the heat blistered the paint on the wood siding on which the light was mounted. The siding could have, but did not, catch fire, or else the house could have burned down. The manufacturer said it shouldn't happen. But it did. And if it happened once, it can happen again.
In my case, it caused the outer plastic housing to melt down and possibly to have caught fire, just two weeks after installed. Fortunately, it was self-limiting, but the heat blistered the paint on the wood siding on which the light was mounted. The siding could have, but did not, catch fire, or else the house could have burned down. The manufacturer said it shouldn't happen. But it did. And if it happened once, it can happen again.
5 of 5 people found the following review helpful
Amazon Verified Purchase
I was looking for something really bright, that will really shine under a patio covered outdoor area where it would be like a regular indoor room. And boy did it! I had 150W for that wasn't bright enough. Since my area is smaller I adjusted sensor to be minimum, and it works good for that purpose. Can't comment on sensing open areas for this model, but I have the 2-light version and that can keep the lights on many hours with few flies/bugs continue drawn to the lights.
I read the review on possible burning/fire if sensor/logic failed and kept the light on. So I took a closer look at the casing. The glass seems like real glass (heavy), not cheap clear plastic. The chasis/enclosure is heavy too. It's definitely not plastic. Seems like metal as that's how it feels when I knock on it with my knuckles. There is reflective sheeting around the bulb too. The thing that locks the glass to the enclosure is a metal sheet hinge, which shouldn't melt either. The arm between the light casing and the wall is also the same, metal-feel material. The only thing feel plastic is the motion sensor below, but it's like a good 4 inches so shouldn't be an issue.
This light fixture is bright enough where I'm going to order couple of more to shine onto my dark street in the cul-de-sac, where some neighbors were the victim of 3am car burglary. My only concern is whether a driving rain storm could cause water to enter the light enclosure. A normal rain shouldn't, but strong rain that has the right slant might get a few drops in. But given the glass is not sealed all the way around, including the bottom, any "drops" of water *IF* gets in should just come right out also.
I read the review on possible burning/fire if sensor/logic failed and kept the light on. So I took a closer look at the casing. The glass seems like real glass (heavy), not cheap clear plastic. The chasis/enclosure is heavy too. It's definitely not plastic. Seems like metal as that's how it feels when I knock on it with my knuckles. There is reflective sheeting around the bulb too. The thing that locks the glass to the enclosure is a metal sheet hinge, which shouldn't melt either. The arm between the light casing and the wall is also the same, metal-feel material. The only thing feel plastic is the motion sensor below, but it's like a good 4 inches so shouldn't be an issue.
This light fixture is bright enough where I'm going to order couple of more to shine onto my dark street in the cul-de-sac, where some neighbors were the victim of 3am car burglary. My only concern is whether a driving rain storm could cause water to enter the light enclosure. A normal rain shouldn't, but strong rain that has the right slant might get a few drops in. But given the glass is not sealed all the way around, including the bottom, any "drops" of water *IF* gets in should just come right out also.
4 of 4 people found the following review helpful
Amazon Verified Purchase
I bought the Heath Zenith SL-5525 250 Watt Motion Sensing Light, to create a custom inside motion light for our garage. My wife at some times of the year, leaves and comes home when it's dark. We wanted a light that would really illuminate the doorway leading from the house into the garage, and the same when coming in the side door of the garage to the house. The little battery operated motion lights were too much like a night light, and not bright enough. I bought a round electrical box for this to attach to (in white) and an extension cord (also white). I cut off the receptacle end of the cord and wired the motion light to it. Then mounted the light to the round electrical box and finally, mounted the setup to the inside garage wall. When plugged into an outlet, I have a 250 watt motion detecting light that automatically comes on when there's movement and when it's dark enough. Great solution for what I wanted. I know this is typically an outside light fixture, but also works indoors. I probably wouldn't recommend this inside the house, but in a garage area, works perfectly. I would recommend this light to anyone wanting a nice bright light to cover a specific area, detecting motion.
Most Recent Customer Reviews
Bad Design
The cover glass fell out of the light within the first 5 minutes it was up. The light gets very hot and I guess the glass expanded or something. Read more
Published 4 months ago by Mr. Michael J. Vass
Light Output Good, If It Illuminates...
I have a huge place and 12 years ago I purchased all Heath Zenith dual floods. I never had to take one back out of about 8 purchased. Read more
Published 4 months ago by Boggs
Nice smaller size bright light
This light was a replacement for a large older Halogen. Only took about 20 min to install to the exsiting box. Great range with no falsing so far.
Published 5 months ago by brian j conway
Not My best option
I bought this item based on reviews. For me the bulbs burned out too quickly, but it could have been the bulbs I put in. My main issue is that the bulbs were difficult to put in. Read more
Published 7 months ago by Edward Graves
Heath Zenith SL-5525-WH 250-Watt Quartz Motion-Sensing Light, White
Excellent Light for security around the home/office.
Easy installation, and controls for sensitivity/time light is required to be on
are in obvious position to change as... Read more
Easy installation, and controls for sensitivity/time light is required to be on
are in obvious position to change as... Read more
Published 7 months ago by L. Westra
Excellent Results!
I wanted a good security light for our front entryway due to recent criminal activity. Wow is this light bright. Read more
Published 9 months ago by Steve in Clearwater, FL
Great motion light
Similar to J.B. Boyles review, I purchased this light as a motion light for my garage. It works flawlessly as such. Read more
Published 15 months ago by Meister
Good Value
Easy to install...all hardware was included...replaces same lights that had been in place since house was built over 7 years ago. Read more
Published 19 months ago by Fix it guy
Does what I want.
I had to replace a standard two flood system that was not working. This light was relatively easy to install (make sure you have it pointed in the right direction before tightening... Read more
Published on January 14, 2009 by GrrPrr
"Heath Zenith 250 Watt Quartz Light - A Bright Idea"
This is a well made compact unit and is bright enough to make anyone stepping into it's nighttime path think they are on the tracks with a diesel locomotive bearing down. Read more
Published on June 3, 2008 by R. E. WORSLEY
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