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Question: For a 6' wide closet w/ 2 sliding doors. I am planning on buying 2 of these and put one on each side. Will the back door hit the other sensor?
Document: I had been looking for an automatic closet light at the D-I-Y stores to no avail. One sales associate said they used to carry one from "Cooper" but no longer did. So a quick search via Google found "Cooper Wiring", went to the website and found this product and since I do most of my on-line shopping at Amazon I searched their site and found it even a lower price! We use it in four closets, three of which have sliding doors.
I have put one of these lighting systems in every single closet in the house. They are easy to install and work well. It's awesome not having to worry about batteries.
I honestly hadn't ever seen these until I moved in to my new home. These were installed in the closets downstairs, but one was missing and one didn't work correctly. I wanted to replace them and managed to track down the manufacturer and find them sold here on Amazon. In my case, I simply screwed in a light socket to 2 prong adapter and plugged it in once it was installed. Now, when I open the door, the light goes on. It's off when the door is closed.
Push it in, the light goes off. I had to test it, of course, before installing, and I felt a lot like a child with a toy. And then I put it in the closet and saw my clothes for the first time in months, and it just couldn't get any better. Of course, I had to test it again. Open the door, the light comes on, close the door, the light goes off. And again. And again.
I've been looking for something like this for years, it's perfect for my closets. I used to build a motion sensor switch on a cable to have my closet lights turn on when I opened the door, but this is so much more practical, simple, and costs less.
We live in a 100 year old house - hence, few closets and no closet lights. We installed similar lights 25 years ago and when one went out I couldn't find them locally, but fortunately they were available on Amazon. If you have a plug available, these lights come on when you open the door and go off when you close the door. They are wonderful!
I was very excited to find these lights on Amazon. I installed two of them in a tiny mechanical room in our house, only accessible by two hidden panel doors. Now a light comes on when either panel door is opened. Very simple design and perfectly fit my needs.
This thing works and I would've given 5 stars but for the broken cone-shaped contact on the rear. I'm using the item without the detached plastic piece (which, ideally, is what should make contact with the closing door). Just like the pickle lady who gave this product 2 stars, my beef is with the packaging not the craftsmanship.
Nicely packaged but really, a teeny tiny illustration that didn't make sense to me. The closet light metal frame came all bent and I could not figure out where or how to hang it as it was. Finally I just bent it flat and screwed it in and ran the wire out the top of the door and down the side of the frame to the plug because the door has a gap at the top. As long as the door can touch it a little it will turn the light off.
Bought one for my coat closet and one for my heater closet. They work great. Easy to install, works reliably. Light turns on when the door opens, goes off when the door is closed.
Answer: yes