Does this lamp take CFC bulbs? Does it have a photo sensor that turns it off in daytime?
154425
As far as CFC i don't know but I installed an LED and it works great. You can set the light to work with the sensor or cut off at daylight. Mine works great, very sensitive which is what I wanted. Yo can adjust the sensitivity also.
154426
I purchased the lamp a year ago to replace my fathers original lamp which had a photo sensor on it, because it was cheaper than buying a newphoto sensor. The lamp comes equipped with a photo sensor which turns it off durring the day and has a motion sensor for turning it on at night so it doesn't stay lit continuously at night but I think there are sensitivity settings and may be able to be set to stay on at dark. The lamp should be able to accept a cfl buld as long as it has a screw base like the regular incadescent bulb.Hope this helps!
154427
Very good product. Takes standard base bulbs, LED. CFC are not dimmable. This has a photo electric eye and turns off at daylight. Has settings also, if desired, during specific hours for light to stay on, but dimmer at night, until motion is detected and turns bright.
154428
Don't know about CFC bulbs, but mine come on at night in a dim mode (sort of like a night light), brighten to full power when they sense motion and then turn back to dim mode after a few minutes. They do turn off during day light.
154429
Very good product. Takes standard base bulbs, LED. CFC are not dimmable. This has a photo electric eye and turns offat daylight. Has settings also, if desired, during specific hours for light to stay on, but dimmer at night, until motion is detected and turns bright.
154430
Yes, it will take the short CFC bulbs. Yes the motion sensor only works at night
154431
I have used both dimmable LED bulbs and regular 60 watt clear. The lamp makes the bulbs 1/2 as bright normally. When motion triggered, the lights go to full light. It does have a photo sensor and turns on at dusk and off at dawn.
345347
Elena - this lamp does use CFL bulbs, and the 3-way switch is in the usual location, on the metal housing into which the bulbs screw in.Hope this helps.
1131059
No, this is a motion sensing light meaning it turns on whenever it senses motion. It does not have any sensor related to if it is night or not. If you put it in a fixture that control whether it turned on if it was night or not it would likely work but the bulb itself is only motion sensor meaning it turns on with motion and turns off after around 60 seconds without motion.
2017492
I have two of these lamps. My bulbs are still good but here what i would do-- I just searched amazon for "300w cfl" and several products came up. I would probably get the "Square Perfect Professional Quality 85 Watt Compact Fluorescent Full Spectrum Photo Bulb Photography" Best of luck to you!
355685
The listing says it has a light sensor, but they apparently do not. Our light up with motion in the day or the night.
1868049
The light does come with a sensor, actually. And it works quite well. Really like the 2 I purchased.
385392
Yes it does. It has led type bulbs. I pretty sure they are not replaceable though, but they are supposed to last a long time.
1672780
No, The bulb or lamp has it built into it. Similar to your compact fluorescents.
1752225
Yes, this sensor will work with LED, CFL, and fluorescent bulbs because it uses a built-in mechanical relay to turn on the bulb. The relay makes it act like a regular switch as far as the bulb is concerned.
804947
This model does have a light sensor and turns on a dusk and off at dawn. I have been using it for years with no problems.
1611815
Yes it does. But it takes as short a bulb as you can find. The shades could stand to be made a little taller. I ended up using some short instant on CFL's. It looks great on or off. Nice fixture.
71638
It has a 3-way switch on it. You can use a regular bulb but it will still cycle through the 3-way switching. Your bulb probably won't light on the first click, then will turn on on the second, and it will take two more clicks to turn it off. It doesn't affect that lamp that I know of but you are probably paying something extra for the 3-way feature.
736004
Hi. This lamp uses a standard lightbulb. I really like mine. Got ideas from the movie Twilight.
1943257
I bought the lamp for my Uncle, so I don't have it to look at. He said it has a circular florescent bulb and a standard type light bulb. Hope this helps..
1223001
This motion sensor does not directly control the light. It sends a radio signal to an X10 controller which communicates with a X10 module, telling it to turn on or off. If that module is appropriate for use with a CFL or LED, it should work just fine. Unless you already have X10 modules though, this is probably not the right purchase for you.
1883941
I really don't know for sure, but I don't think so, as I am not aware of any cfl bulb that is disable. I do know even led requie a special dimmer
615995
Yes. is wired, very easy instructions, is a motion sensor with a 3 position switch for sensitivity, and 3 positions for the time the light stays on, 1,3, and 5 minutes. The most sensitive setting is very sensitive, insects sometimes set it off, I've been using the middle position plus you can turn the sensor eye if you want to cover a little different direction. I put in 60W clear bulbs and they do a very nice job. I have installed 6 of these and they work very well.