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Question: Can I disable the ambient light sensor? I want to use this in a bathroom to run the light and exhaust fan.
Document: I don't have a masters degree in motion sensor lights, but this worked great for me. Easy to install and the settings are intuitive. I put it in my pantry as I was sick of reaching for the switch when I opened the door... does what it's supposed to. And now when my hands are full with Santitas, Salsa, and KitKats, I don't have to drop everything trying to turn off the light. Great bonus: it scares the crap out of my dogs when they sneak into the pantry to steal my beef jerkey.
Their motion detection is more reliable and the daylight sensing actually works. And I can set them to &#34;manual-on / auto-off&#34;. But then they are much more expensive (like twice as much) and they need a ground cable to work (but they work without neutral unlike this one).Verdict:If you don't care about the daylight sensing issue, e.g. you are looking for a switch for your closet where it's always dark anyway (or garage, laundry room etc) then you can use this cheap sensor switch, will work fine.
I bought 2 of these for a trial run since the price was right. I could really use one in every room due to 5 mindless energy sucking mini-mes leaving every switch operated electrical device on every chance they get. However, these will NOT be the ones I go with. The Leviton and GE switches are FAR FAR FAAAARR superior to these pos units and actually function as expected. These units are NOT responsive to any of the adjustments but the timer and even tat is a very far cry from being anything close to accurate or dependable.
We purchased three sensors for various areas of the home and all were adjustable for time, length on, and ambient light level. The adjustments were easy to do and the directions were a snap.These things are great for entering a dark room area with your hands full, walla! The lights come on!These units are saving money by automatically shutting off after a pre set time so you don ' t forget.William gibson
I have the product installed and it does what it is supposed to do. I have it in a bathroom and small movements will keep it from switching off until you exit. Great product for the price.
This is THE worst occupancy switch I have ever installed. The daytime sensor does not work, the time dial is defective at best, sometimes it keeps them on for 10min, sometimes 20, sometimes it doesn't even shut the lights back off.
The sensitivity does squat and the daylight sensor can[t sense daylight...go figure. Yes, I know there are many reviewers throughout this site and others like it who profess that it must be user error...well, it isn't, these just suck. Plain, simple, no bs. Love it or leave it, it just is what it is. Do yourself the favor and spend a few bucks more and get something that works. If you have a 'busy' household or mindless drones programmed to increase the utility stock values, these types of switches are waaaay worth it!
This is the cheapest motion sensor switch at the moment on Amazon, which is the reason why I don't give it less stars...More information:- Single pole only (no 3-way)- Does not require a ground line (usually blank or green cable)- Does require a neutral (usually white cable)The positive:- Cheap!- Comes with a 1-slot wall plate- Good manual and cables clearly marked- Feels solid enough for every day useThe negative:- Daylight sensing does not work no matter the setting (will always turn lights on even during broad daylight)- Sensing range is already 8-10 feet even in lowest setting- Adjusting the time is cumbersome- Need to screw off the wall plate to make adjustments (you can leave the little cover around the push button off though)Compared to Lutron MS-OPS5M-WH:Overall the Lutron switches that I have installed elsewhere in the house are much better.
It is very easy to install. For those who wonder what the white wire does, you need to find it inside your electric box they are all bundle up inside. That's your house's neutral line just tap the white wire inside the bundle. Just do it carefully and follow common sense. The only negative is it does not offer an option to always switch ON. If you are watching a movie or stay still for a long period of time, the light would switch off.
I can't wait for the itemized tax deduction for going green!
Answer: yes