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Question: Will this work with LED lighting?
Document: I have purchased 2 of these.The first I am very pleased with. Works exactly as advertised. I was so happy I purchased a 2nd one for my basement. I didn't realize it will not work with LED bulbs.
If you have a window facing the switch, it would be best to put a blind in it to filter out some of the ambient light changes. With patience, I was able to get the switch to work well even though it faced a window. But it takes trial-and-error to compensate for motion during both day and dusk (it doesn't work at night). (2) Flickering fluorescents - With the widespread conversion to fluorescent lighting, there is a new problem.
Great product practical and best price, better that the lutron cost anyway. works fine with LED sistems..  would recomend to any one
Easy to install and cheaper than HomeDepot and Lowes. It takes minute to set it to the right lighting conditions you have and want. Other than that totally worth not having to free a hand to turn on the light.
And also the controls to set the time it stays on and the lighting are not so easy to set. It takes some time to have it fine tuned. (I still don't have the lighting tuned up).So far, I didn't experience the flaws from other customers.
If you use flourescent lighting, be sure you only use a magnetic ballast, not electronic. This switch causes the lights to flicker continuously when it is OFF, and causes the lights to buzz when it is ON. Yes, so the package does say it supports up to 400W MAGNETIC flourescents, but it does not explicitly say you can't use ELECTRONIC flourescents on the outside; only in the manual (after you have ripped open the plastic packaging.
I have installed a couple of these switches, and they are not just plug-in and forget. The mini-manual the comes with them gives details, but in chinese-english that is hard to understand. (1) Setup - There are two small thumb-wheel controls beside the motion-sensor. The one is for setting the length of time the switch is ON, and is obvious. The other one is quite delicate and compensates for ambient lighting and the lighting of the moving object.
The new switch appears to work a lot better than this one. More expensive.
NEGATIVES:- doesn't work with modern CFL's- misnamed, should not be called an occupancy sensor.
This works great for common lights but read all of the product details to verify that it will work with your lights.
Answer: yes