Instruction: Output yes if the supporting document can answer the given question. Otherwise, output no.

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Question: will the light turn off & go back on to "motion" mode after I am not using the "stay on " mode any more?
Document: Everything on this device works EXCEPT for the main reason it was purchased. It will not stay off in daylight except for maybe direct sunlight! Thank goodness I tested this before installing. Some similar devices have a light sensitive adjustment and are much more sensitive to light. This one not so much. Back it goes as I search for another one that might actually work as advertised.
I installed this and it seemed easy BUT the sensor would not work properly. It would go on and off by itself and I could not get it fixed using the instructions that came with it. Finally a friend (who is an electrician) fixed it for me.
This light control works well, is a nice addition to the lights on the side of our garage. I'm using CFL bulbs and they work with no issues. It also controls a second light that was wired into the first. It does not appear to be too sensitive, which is a good thing for me. I've owned several lights like this in the past, and they wanted to turn on for every leaf that blows through the zone.
I thought the light from the 5 CFL lights would trip it into the daylight off mode but it was not a problem. It comes on like clockwork and, shuts off in 10 min after room motion stops. (Ye Ha)I would recommend this UL approved unit to solve a number of lighting problems indoor and out. At the price this kind of flexabulity is hard to beat. The trick with these seems to be move the AC powered control box so the sensor is where you want it.
For normal operation, the light can stay on for 1, 5, or 10 minutes after the motion is first sensed.There is also a motion sensitivity adjustment which you can experiment with. If it is too sensitive, it can be set off by movement of things other than humans (or cars in my case). I never had to tweak it from its factory setting however.The color of the product is dark gray although you probably could paint it.
to change a regular porch light to a motion sensing automatic light without having to change the light style. this is the only way to go.
After 10 years, the motion sensor I scavenged from an old light unit finally stopped working. I remember years back looking for just a replacement sensor and not finding one. This time, I found one, and it's the exact sensor that needed to be replaced: same design, manufacturer and brand. Perfect! Made it easy to replace and it works great.
I was online just looking for a idea how to wire my porch light when I read a review about this sensor. the gentle who gave the review didn't lie. this sensor is great and easy to install and adjust. Mine is wired to 13 deck light that are 35 watt bulbs to stay under the 500 watt max capacity the sensor is limited to. So at night when my sensor sees motion my entire front deck is lit. I love it.
My wife found a beautiful antique light for our front porch but it did not have a motion sensor. After having my car broken into two times in our driveway, I wanted a light to turn on when the thief was approaching the car.I have a degree in electrical engineering but I think anyone can install this device. It uses a "relay" instead of a "triac" to control the current to the light.
I love this adapter! Our porch light is more-or-less recessed behind another portion of the porch ceiling, so a light fixture with a built-in motion sensor would never be able to &#34;see&#34; anyone coming. I didn't like having to put the porch light on ahead of someone coming and then having to remember to turn it off, or having someone come unexpectedly and fumble around in the dark (myself included, sometimes).
Answer: yes