Maclean MCE535 W LED light with PIR sensor, 10/15/18 W, white
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Choose countryThe Maclean MCE535 W is a white LED light with a PIR motion sensor for indoor and outdoor use. It has an IP65 rating, 3 selectable power settings and 3 colour temperatures.
Motion and ambient-light control
The PIR sensor detects motion at distances of up to 9 m across a 140° angle. The adjustable dusk sensor lets you set motion-triggered operation at any time of day or only after dark. Suitable locations include an entrance, stairwell, garage, basement, corridor or terrace.
- On-time adjustment: choose from 10 seconds to 5 minutes; further motion detected while the light is on restarts the timer.
- Continuous operation: disable the motion sensor to keep the light on continuously.
- Power selection: a switch provides 10, 15 or 18 W settings.
- Light colour: a separate switch selects warm white at 3000 K, neutral white at 4000 K or cool white at 6000 K.
The light operates on 220–240 V AC. It has a white housing and a milky-white diffuser.
| Manufacturer | Maclean |
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| Model | MCE535 W |
| Housing colour | White |
| Diffuser colour | Milky white |
| Detection technology | PIR |
| Rated voltage | 220–240 V AC |
| Rated frequency | 50/60 Hz |
| Ingress protection rating | IP65 |
| Selectable power | 10 / 15 / 18 W |
| Selectable colour temperature | 3000 / 4000 / 6000 K |
| Motion detection range | Up to 9 m |
| Motion detection angle | 140° |
| Adjustable on-time | 10 seconds to 5 minutes |
| Dusk sensor | Adjustable; motion-triggered operation at any time of day or only after dark |
| Repeated motion detection | Restarts the set on-time |
| Continuous operating mode | Available with the motion sensor disabled |
| Usage location | Indoors and outdoors |
| EAN | 5902211145882 |
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Can the light stay on continuously?
Yes. The motion sensor can be disabled for continuous lighting.
Can both power and light colour be selected?
Yes. One switch selects 10, 15 or 18 W, while a separate switch selects a colour temperature of 3000, 4000 or 6000 K.























