2 - Floodlights mounted high on an end of your house provide light for a wide area. 4 - Use a junction box wherever a spotlight is to be mounted or where an extended run is to be made. Such lights are inexpensive, relatively easy to mount and highly effective in reducing break-ins. Spotlights can be either single or double, although the double spotlight is recommended. Always mount the light high enough so it cannot be unscrewed easily by a burglar.
Floodlights can be either single or double, although double is strongly recommended.
Lights mounted on either the corner or end of the house should be set in such a way that they illuminate dark areas behind rosebushes, screens, walls, trees, etc. Mount spotlights or floodlights in any spots around the house that could provide a hiding place for burglars or prowlers. Wiring for floodlights can be tapped into the nearest outlet box. Before tapping into any line or circuit in the house, be sure to disconnect the power. To do this you will need to trip the circuit breaker or remove the fuse serving that circuit.