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I am not sure but it might help to look at Stealth lights website.
They have seperate sensors and a lot of diffirent products and i have been really happy with some lights from them. They also have a design service and they are probably really helpful if you call them too.
https://www.rabweb.com/products.php?line=outdoor
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I've removed and used just the motion sensor.
I have also, screwed an adaptor in a bulb socket, so I could plug in an extension cord, for an additional light or bell, or water sprinkler to chase animals.
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at my old house I had the lights in one electrical box and the motion sensor mounted separately.
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You can put the motion sensor anywhere you want, or add several more lights. My house has 6 lights controlled off one sensor. When first installed I used a cheap $20 motion sensor that came with the lights and kept having trouble getting the lights to stay on no matter what settings I tried. Realized after a few months I had too much wattage on the cheap sensor. 700 watts was definitely too much. Replaced the cheap sensor with a stealth rated for 800 watts and have never been happier. Going on 4 years with it now. Someday I'll switch to LED when the prices come down a bit. Can't recommend the stealth sensor enough, even came with a nice little "shield" to cover half the sensor so cars from the road don't set it off.