Instruction: Analyze a question and its supporting document. Predicting answerability based on the information provided in the document. Output yes if the document contains relevant information to answer the question, otherwise output no.

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Question: Please confirm that the solid ceiling mounting bracket (L-CMDPIRKIT) does NOT come with the unit. Thanks.
Document: Although wife made a good point that I shouldn't be leaving the kitchen if the burners are on anyway. Will report back with update or any issues.I highly recommend this unit where the MS-OPS2 or the MS-OP600GHW is not a good fit.
I have two of these units, one in the basement and another in the kitchen that I recently set up. These unit perform to their advertised specification.The basement one works flawlessly along with MRF2-6ANS Maestro Wireless 6 Amp Multi-location Switchand a MA-AS Maestro Multi-Location Companion Switch. I have not had any performance issues with the basement unit.The kitchen one I'm in the process of finding a good combination of location and sensitivity.
It also supports vacancy mode (meaning you push the switch to turn lights on; lights go off after sensor has not detected motion for some time).The fact that the sensor is wireless means you don't have to lead wires through your ceiling, and can move the sensor or repurpose it later.They work with more or less all the Maestro and RadioRA-2 wireless switches/dimmers, and it is easy to pair them.They are pretty sensitive.
I love these sensors. They are the best-looking ceiling sensors on the market. Small profile. Easy to place with velcro & test, until you find just the right spot; then screw the cover plate to the ceiling and twist the business part onto the cover plate. Installation is so easy! You can set the timeout to one of 1, 5, 15 or 30 minutes. (Yes, 1 minute; it's a late addition found in the fine print.)
I purchased this for use in the kitchen/dining room area, I love the auto on / off features of the sensor and it is very easy to set up with the Maestro Wireless dimmers. It can sense subtle motion about 14 feet away. However no matter what I did I could not get the HVAC vent on the ceiling from turning this sensor on in the mornings when the heat went full blast. I tried taping off the area, reducing the sensitivity, nothing.
You can have two to cover a large room, or one shaped like an "L".My biggest gripe is I want the lights to turn on at the dim level I last set them at. There are two ways to activate your lights: press the touch plate, or via the occupancy sensor. The former does what I want. The problem is motion activation always turns the lights on to the brightest level.
The sensor also doesn't activate with HVAC air movement, which is a common problem with occupancy sensors. Highly recommended.
My wife now has a walk-in closet that the lights turn on when she enters. Happy wife, happy life. Took 10 minutes to install this and the switch that goes with it.
Installed this in a powder room that had the light switch inexplicably placed behind a towel bar. Guests could never find the hidden light switch and a common single-gang motion sensor wouldn't have solved the problem. Paired with a Lutron MRF2-6ANS-WH Maestro Wireless 6 Amp Multi-location Switch, this combo offers excellent occupancy functionality (turns on and off automatically). The price is a little high - $100 for both units, but it's much cheaper than a wired solution.
I did re-purpose this sensor to another room and it works great now.One final note, although Lutrons documentation and support telephone people were helpful they all told me you could not have the occupancy turn a dimmer to a certain level when it turned on. This is not true, simply set the dimmer to level that you want, then push and hold the test button on the dimmer until the light on the dimmer flashes.
Answer: no