Cooper Lighting MSLED180W Motion Sensing Led Light Fixture

Product Description

The COOPER LIGHTING MSLED180W is a single-head, wall-mounted motion sensing light fixture with an LED lamp designed for exterior security and area lighting applications. It delivers a 180-degree detection angle and a 70-foot detection range, providing broad coverage for building perimeters, entryways, and parking areas. The fixture is housed in a weather-resistant white plastic enclosure built to handle outdoor exposure. It meets California Title 24, UL Listed, cULus Listed, and Energy Star requirements, making it suitable for projects in regulated jurisdictions. Licensed electricians and facility maintenance professionals are the typical installers for this product type.

This fixture is suited for residential and light commercial wall-mount applications where passive infrared motion detection is needed to trigger area lighting. Common install locations include garage walls, building entries, storage yards, and utility areas. The single-lamp head configuration keeps installation straightforward on standard exterior wall surfaces. The weather-resistant construction supports year-round outdoor use in varying climates.

Key Features

• 180-degree detection angle for wide-area passive infrared coverage
• 70-foot detection range suitable for driveways, parking areas, and building perimeters
• LED lamp type for energy-efficient operation
• Weather-resistant white plastic housing rated for outdoor installation
• California Title 24 Compliant, UL Listed, cULus Listed, and Energy Star certified
• Wall-mount design for straightforward installation on exterior surfaces

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style wall-mount motion sensing fixture for residential and light commercial exterior lighting applications where a single-head, 180-degree LED motion sensor is required.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed electrician in accordance with the National Electrical Code (NEC) and applicable local codes. Shut off circuit power at the breaker panel and verify zero voltage at the fixture wiring location before beginning work. Mount the fixture to a structurally sound exterior wall surface at a height and angle that maximizes the detection zone coverage. Avoid mounting directly behind obstructions such as overhangs or columns that would restrict the 180-degree field of view.