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Question: Is there a bracket for mounting to a wall or post? How far apart can I place the motion sensor? How far will it detect motion?
Document: It was easy to replace the old one I had. What I like is that you can have more than one way to set it up to be used. Also a motion sensor attached to it.
Much more useful than the original timer.P.S. I wish they included a parts diagram and part numbers with owners manual. No idea if I can get a replacement motion sensor when it goes out next time.
11 years ago my friends built a water garden for my wife to sit at while undergoing chemo. I surrounded the garden with about 10 Manor House Tulip lights powered by this 250 watt transformer. It has a Manor House label. The motion sensor stopped working shortly after I bought it but not this mighty dynamo. My wife now is remembered with this water garden and suddenly the time stopped working this summer. I have tried those silly solar lights but I love this transformer with the bright mode and the dim mode.
I purchased my transformer kit with motion sensor in 2002. I installed the motion sensor beneath the sofits on my garage facing the driveway. So whenever someone walks into our yard or drives up to our garage the exterior landscape lights illuminate our sidewalk and house. I'm using 4 20 watt MR16 spotlights and 12 10 watt halogen path lights also made by Paradise/Enchanted Garden. So, only 200 watts@12 volts being consumed at full power... well below the 250watt transformer power rating.
It is a good unit The motion sensor needs to have a wider and longer range. The power unit is great
It just fits in place of the timer if you un-mount and relocate the power outlet that their timer used to plug into. Also, replace the plug that plugged into their timer with a plug that makes a tight right turn.
Got this same outfit a year ago. Great value & worked perfectly for first year. Then the remote motion sensor stopped turning the lights on. Thought maybe some rain got in motion sensor. Mounted it the other side up, turned its 2 dials a few  times.
At dusk (if using timer) the lights will slowly start to illuminate as it becomes darker outside. Maximum brightness obtained when completely dark. Now, if the Merlin system switch is turned on, if the motion sensor detects no movement the transformer will REDUCE POWER TO 10 PERCENT so you still get a nice glow from your landscape lights. If motion is detected, the transformer circuit will turn lights on 100 PERCENT POWER for maximum brightness.
Naturally. So - Good light quality, very poor quality motion detector from Paradise and ESPECIALLY the company RNTOD. They would not take the motion detector back, even when I volunteered to keep everything but the detector. Do yourself a favor, if you must buy it - purchase it anywhere else but from RNTOD.
The items arrived as expected. The lights looked pretty good. The top of the lights are not sealed enough for rain, but otherwise are fine. The motion detector is another matter all together. It is extremely poor quality, and WILL leak on you eventually. Even looking at it visually it does not inspire confidence. And, of course, placing it outside so it can actually DETECT MOTION causes water & condensation to get into it. About 6-8wks later - it fried itself.
Answer: no