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Product: GOODSMANN Photo Eye, Light Sensor, Photo Cell for Power Pack Transformer Photosensor Remote Photo Electric Switch Dusk-to-Dawn Light Sensor Switch Works with Malibu Products 9920-9805-01
Brand: GOODSMANN
Color: Black
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Automate your outdoor lighting gear with GOODSMANN’s amazing Remote Photocell. The Remote Photocell utilizes sunlight sensitive technology to turn your lights on as the sun goes down and off when the sun comes up. The Remote Photocell provides you peace-of-mind knowing your house will be lit as you arrive home at night.

This product is quick and easy to install. Simply plug your new Remote Photocell into your outdoor power-pack and place the sun sensor into an area with adequate natural light. You will be the envy of your neighborhood as your neighbors continue manually turning on and off their lights while your lights automatically adjust with the conditions.
Fit a wide range of non-digital transformers 120 watts, 200 watts, 300 watts or 900 watts sold at GOODSMANN or other brands(including some Malibu transformer)
Automatically turns lights on at dark and off during daylight hours
Combine with timer on GOODSMANN power packs to customize On/Off cycle
Durable weatherproof construction
Includes wall mounting bracket

Product: Amazon Basics 60 Watt Equivalent, Dusk to Dawn Sensor, Non-Dimmable, A19 LED Light Bulb - Soft White, 2-Pack
Brand: Amazon Basics
Color: Soft White
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Photocell light sensor turns the bulb on at night and shuts it off during the day
With a life of 10,000 hours, the bulb will last over 9.1 years (based on 3 hours of use each day)
With a correlated color temperature of 2700 kelvin, this bulb provides a soft white light, creating a comfortable atmosphere for any room
This LED light bulb uses only 9 watts of energy, saving up to $55.94 over the life of the bulb vs. its incandescent equivalent (based on 3 hours/day, 11 cents/kWh, may vary depending on rates and use)
This bulb costs only $1.08 per year to operate (based on 3 hours/day, 11 cents/kWh) making it an economical alternative to incandescent bulbs