Sure anything is possible, but most don't want to run the 180 with the white LEDs on, hence why I pointed out it doesn't see infrared.
I'm suggesting the LEDS are run on trip triggers with the recording not permanently on.
Most don't want a night light on nor start adding motion sensing lights in a garage, so a camera with infrared is an ideal candidate.
I'm not suggesting a night light just purely PIR, although a small permanently on is a possibility.
Plus adding a PIR to a completely dark room will result in momentary blinding by the camera when the light kicks on, thus potentially missing the best chance to catch the perp.
True there maybe a momentary switch over, but I doubt you're going to miss the perp. If in an enclosed space, they're not going anywhere in that moment such as walking past the camera as it's enclosed. They'll either be in there taking things or trying to break into the main house throught the door, both of which take time.
Further, the 180 lights are either on or off and do not act as a motion sensing light.
I'm not sure what the camera's abilities are. On the TIOCs the LED's could from memory be set to come on when a trip zone was triggered. I presume the 180 is the sam,e but stand to be corrected.
Further since is it the 1/1.8 sensor versus the 1/1.2" sensor, I don't think a 5watt light would be enough to light up the image to also get a clean capture.
It wouldn't have to be if other lighting such as the camera LED's kicked in. There's nothing to stop you using any size bulb in there. I just thought the in camera leds were a better solution because if on normally, it could get annoying if the lighting kept dimming and brightening as the PIR was triggered. With a small bulb and the light mounted high out of sight, you'd probably never notice the switching as the increase / decrerase ina dditional light with the main light on would b minimal.
So in that event if a perp came in with just a small LED flashlight, with the 180 without additional lighting, the 180 won't get enough light from the LED flashlight alone to catch a clean capture.
If not relying on supplermentary light and all the above suggestions are discounted then yes and the OP should choose 5442's. But that potentially menas buying multiple cameras and he still won't cover everything unless he buys quite a few ie more than 2.