Instruction: Given a question and the related document, predict if the question is answerable based on the information provided in the document. Output only yes or no.

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Question: Does this unit support Florescent Lightning?
Document: This was a replacement unit for a cooper unit! It works as to its sensitivity? I will repost and tell you later!
As these units go, this one is acceptable but it would be nice to find one that is more like a burglar alarm unit that is also looking for body heat before it activates.
This is not a great motion sensor. It false triggers with wind and you can not have more than one on the same branch circuit as it can cause false triggers. I found this unit flawed and the Hubbell motion sensor works much better.
I installed this unit today. Reading the instructions, the unit was easy to install and to adjust. If you can take your present flood light assembly loose from the building, you can replace this sensor. Oh, yes it functions as expected.
I have the sensitivity at its lowest setting, yet even on the calmest nights this unit turns on the lights for no apparent reason. This was an intermittent problem from day one, but has gotten worse over the two months since I've installed it. Now it is on almost constantly (at least at night). Waste of time and money.
I replaced a Heath/Zenith which seemed to be the only choice at the big box stores. The unit was easy to install and has been working for a few months with no problems. I definately wanted the built in photosensor to be able to leave it on all the time without it turning on during daylight. The sensitivity of the motion detector is just right with a wide horizontal area.
Excellent product. I was really surprised at the sensitivity and distance that the unit responds to motion of large animals and humans. And the unit does not pick up the motion of tree limbs blowing unless they are pretty violent. The 4 minute and 12 minute settings are just great for me and I like the option of having it come on permanently.
I bought this when the motion detector broke on a relatively expensive light. The unit came in about three days and I exchanged it in about fifteen minutes. It's very sensitive so take some time to adjust it. The first go around it was set to sensitive and I found a good wind would set it off. Just needed to dial back on the sensitivity.
Installed this for a very picky neighbor lady. She likes the looks and the functionality of this unit. Make sure you have a box to install this on. A switch is not strictly necessary but you will not be able to leave lights on and will not be able to leave off during windy spells which may cause false triggering. She lives alone and was leaving lights on for security. Got $200 PG&E bill and thus the need for this unit.
I've had chances to test them in weather conditions under which the Heath/Zenith units failed (cool and/or very humid) and they continued to work flawlessly. They are a bit physically larger than the Zenith 5316 but this is apparently to accomodate an oversized lens, which I have to believe helps with it's more consistent detection range and ability. This unit has a brighter, round LED located on the bottom and works opposite of the Zenith model.
Answer: yes