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Which motion flood lights have no camera?
Buy the LUTEC 32W for a motion flood light with no camera. It is a wired fixture with a 69 ft motion sensor and 3500 lumens claimed, and its listing mentions no camera, app or account.1 Three lights in this search have a camera, and three have no motion sensor.2–7
Our picks
Best for most homes
LUTEC 32W 3500-lumen hardwired motion flood light
A plain motion fixture: 3500 lumens claimed, a 69 ft sensor, a dusk-to-dawn mode and IP65 (one retailer says IP54), with no camera, app or account in the listing.1
Watch for: One retailer lists this light as IP54, and others list IP65. The listing states no ETL or UL mark.
$29.99 on Amazon
Best for a bigger area
LUTEC 72W 7500-lumen hardwired motion flood light
It has the same design and 69 ft sensor at 7500 lumens claimed.8
Watch for: The listing states no ETL or UL mark. Check the box before you buy.
$45.35 on Amazon
Best with a listing mark (ETL)
LEPOWER 40W 4000-lumen hardwired motion flood light
It claims 4000 lumens and a 72 ft sensor, and its maker says ETL certificated.9
$35.99 on Amazon
Best with no wiring
Tuffenough 2-pack solar flood lights, 2500 lumens
It is solar, claims 2500 lumens, has a 26 ft sensor, and its listing mentions no camera or app.10
Watch for: The listing says to switch it OFF on cloudy and rainy days and charge it facing the sun for 2 to 3 days. It publishes no run time.
$24.67 on AmazonEvery flood light we checked for this search
Rows marked "Motion, no camera listed" are motion lights whose listings mention no camera. We read each maker's text for the sensor and the camera, because the Amazon search mixes all three kinds together.
| Product | Motion light, no camera listed | Motion reach | Claimed light | How it runs | Camera | Price |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| LUTEC 32W 3500-lumen hardwired motion flood light1 | Motion, no camera listed | Yes, 69 ft | 3500 lumens | Hardwired | None listed | $29.99 |
| LUTEC 72W 7500-lumen hardwired motion flood light8 | Motion, no camera listed | Yes, 69 ft | 7500 lumens | Hardwired | None listed | $45.35 |
| LEPOWER 40W 4000-lumen hardwired motion flood light9 | Motion, no camera listed | Yes, 72 ft | 4000 lumens | Hardwired | None listed | $35.99 |
| Tuffenough 2-pack solar flood lights, 2500 lumens10 | Motion, no camera listed | Yes, 26 ft | 2500 lumens | Solar | None listed | $24.67 |
 Philips solar security light, 302 LEDs, 1200 lumens11 | Motion, no camera listed | Yes, 49.2 ft | 1200 lumens | Solar | None listed | $29.99 |
 Onforu 75W 7000-lumen 3-head flood light5 | No motion sensor | None | 7000 lumens | Hardwired | None listed | $26.98 |
 Philips 72W 7400-lumen switch-controlled flood light6 | No motion sensor | None | 7400 lumens | Hardwired | None listed | $28.49 |
 Olafus 130W flood light, 5 heads7 | No motion sensor | None | Title 13000, bullet 10,000 | Hardwired | None listed | $52.99 |
 WYZE Floodlight Camera v22 | Has a camera | Not published | 2800 lumens | Hardwired | Yes, 2K | $93.53 |
 REOLINK Solar Floodlight Cam (2-pack)3 | Has a camera | Not published | Up to 1000 lumens | Solar | Yes, 4MP | $169.97 |
 Olafus floodlight camera4 | Has a camera | Not published | Not published | Not published | Yes, 2K | $59.98 |
Prices on Amazon, November 2, 2026.12
Lights that come up for this search and are not what you want
Onforu 75W 7000-lumen 3-head flood light
It comes up for motion flood light searches, but the listing says it is switch controlled only: no motion sensor, no solar, no dusk to dawn.5
Philips 72W 7400-lumen switch-controlled flood light
It comes up for motion flood light searches, but the listing says it is a hardwired floodlight designed for full manual control, with a wall switch only.6
Olafus 130W flood light, 5 heads
The listing notes no motion sensor and no dusk to dawn. Its title says 13000 lumens, and its bullet says 10,000.7
WYZE Floodlight Camera v2
This is a floodlight camera with a 2K camera and 24/7 recording to a microSD card. It came up in our search for lights without a camera.2
REOLINK Solar Floodlight Cam (2-pack)
This is a solar floodlight camera with a 4MP camera. It came up in our search for lights without a camera.3
Olafus floodlight camera
This is a floodlight camera with a 2K camera, and the listing offers cloud or SD card storage. It came up in our search for lights without a camera.4
Do motion flood lights need a subscription?
The plain lights do not. The LUTEC listings mention no app, Wi-Fi or account, only a wired light with a sensor.1, 8 Camera lights may need an account or a paid cloud plan. Reolink says no subscription is required for local storage.3 The Olafus camera light offers cloud or SD card storage.4 The Wyze listing offers 24/7 local recording on a microSD card.2
How do you know a flood light has no camera?
Read the title first. These came up for a search for lights without a camera, and their names say camera: the Wyze Floodlight Camera v2, the Reolink Solar Floodlight Cam and the Olafus floodlight camera.2–4 The listings also mention 2K video, 4MP video and SD card storage.
The plain lights talk about lumens, watts and sensor distance instead. Their listings do not mention a camera.1, 9
How far will the motion sensor reach?
The wired LUTEC lights reach up to 69 ft.1, 8 The LEPOWER reaches up to 72 ft.9 The solar lights reach less: 49.2 ft for the Philips and 26 ft for the Tuffenough.10, 11
Why do some security lights have no motion sensor?
They are made to be switched on by hand. The Onforu 75W says it can be turned on and off only by a wall switch, with no motion sensor, no solar and no dusk to dawn.5 The Philips 72W is described as designed for full manual control, with a wall switch only.6 The Olafus 130W listing notes no motion sensor and no dusk to dawn.7
All three claim a lot of light, and they come up in motion-light searches. If you want the light to come on by itself, skip them.
Questions people ask
Which motion flood light has no camera?
The LUTEC 32W is a plain wired motion light: 3500 lumens claimed, a 69 ft sensor and IP65 (one retailer says IP54), with no camera listed.1 The LUTEC 72W is the same design at 7500 lumens.8
Is there a solar motion flood light with no camera?
Yes. The Tuffenough claims 2500 lumens with a 26 ft sensor. The Philips solar light claims 1200 lumens with a 49.2 ft sensor.10, 11 Neither listing mentions a camera.
Does the Onforu 75W have a motion sensor?
No. It turns on and off only by wall switch.5
Which of these lights has an ETL mark?
The LEPOWER 40W. Its maker says ETL certificated. The LUTEC listings state no ETL or UL mark.1, 9
The wired lights connect to household power. Turn off power at the breaker first, and hire a licensed electrician if you are not sure.
Sources
- LUTEC's Amazon listing, read November 1, 2026.
- WYZE's Amazon listing, read November 1, 2026.
- Reolink Solar Floodlight Cam product page, read November 1, 2026. Quote: “No subscription required for local storage, no extra fees for privacy protection.”
- Olafus's Amazon listing, read November 1, 2026.
- Onforu's Amazon listing, read November 1, 2026.
- Philips's Amazon listing, read November 1, 2026.
- Olafus's Amazon listing, read November 1, 2026.
- LUTEC's Amazon listing, read November 1, 2026.
- LEPOWER's Amazon listing, read November 1, 2026.
- Tuffenough's Amazon listing, read November 1, 2026.
- Philips's Amazon listing, read November 1, 2026.
- Prices and photos: Amazon product data, read November 2, 2026.