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Question: How much power is the constant draw of the motion sensor?
Document: This motion sensor works great. I put mine in the bacement so by the time I get to the bottem of the stairs (presto) theres light. It is a simple device that will help with the dark places in the home. Just screw it into a light socket and screw your bulb into it then turn the light power on. Turns off automaticly. Thanks...
I bought this for the bathrooms at my son's little league to help save on power and lower their electric bill. First I tried a Florescent bulb. This bulb died in a day. Then I put in a regular incandescent bulb, which worked for about a month, then the Motion Sensor died.This product is a great idea perhaps someday the manufacture will actually make one that lasts longer than my bill from my credit card.
It is a motion sensor and with light is great for home entry points like garage, foyer and also bathrooms, basement, hallways etc. where you might go at night. Size is fairly big and may not fit in many fixtures. Would have given it five stars if it wasn't so big and did not cost so much.
* it will only work with incandescent light bulbs between 40 - 100 watts. * If there are any heat sources in the proximity this unit will not work, so much for the laundry room? * This motion detector cannot be enclosed in a lamp or any other arrangement that blocks the sensor unit. I will only work from the ceiling, unobstructed.Taking all these factors into consideration, the item I received still didn't work. I guess you need to be lucky not to receive a lemon as well.
This is one of the worse light sensor that I have ever bought. The sensor worked for 2 hrs and now the light stays on. The only way to get it to go off is to cut the power. Do not buy....
We have this in the pantry. It was a much cheaper way to turn the light on when the door opened than wiring a switch into the hinge.The only problems with it are minor. It needs 25+ watts. a 100Watt(24) CFL will NOT work. It also killed itself after a few years of operation when the bulb flashed out. One day, opened the pantry and the light flashed on then off. The bulb burned out, and took out the sensor.
I had seen this product selling for $40 in a catalog that I get and thought it was just too expensive. I bought it here for much, much less. I installed it in my glassed in porch and really like it. No more coming in to total darkness, with the light switch inside! The only thing that would make this better is if it also had a light sensor so it only came on when it is dark. Until I can find that product, this is the best!
The manufacturer must know this because the center terminal is spring loaded and makes electrical contact about a half turn before the sensor screws tight into the socket. Thus, you can unscrew the unit by about a half turn and still have it work. I've taken a few days and slowly unscrewed the sensor from the ceiling socket a few degrees at a time until the most sensitive direction faces my single point of entry. Works much better that way.
I bought the First Alert Motion Sensing Light Socket for my basement laundry room and it's working perfectly. It turns on just as I enter the room and turns itself off a few minutes after I've left. We like it so  much that we're planning on getting more for our garage and closets as well.
(we keep the door open so they can go in by themselves)  So far in the new closet the stupid light wont turn on for my husband and I, but the dog turns it on at night. I had thought that they would be too short to trigger the motion, but they aren't.Why it works so much better in my craft room, I don't know, but back in there it is going! !
Answer: yes