Where should flood lights be placed?
Install flood lights 9-10 feet high over driveways, doors, and alleys to boost visibility, limit false triggers, and protect your property.
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Where should flood lights be placed?
Install flood lights 9-10 feet high over driveways, doors, and alleys to boost visibility, limit false triggers, and protect your property.
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