Is the "ON" time adjustable? In that, can you adjust the amount of time the light remains on after detecting? Thanks!
788680
Some adjustment but we haven't fully installed as yet. Light is somewhat smaller than what it appears tho
788681
The "ON" time is adjustable. I'm moving light into a barn because rain got inside the motion-sensor housing with water condensation on the translucent surface. After that, the light only occasionally responded to motion.
248009
Yes, that is correct. It has a built in motion detector. The light will come on when it senses any motion and turn off after the prescribed amount of time (I think its 10 mins).
2195821
the light stays illuminated as long as whatever active motion caused it to come on is still present. In other words if a person walking caused the light to come on and that person is still in range of the sensor then the light stays on until that person moves away from the immediate area. It takes the light about 3 seconds to go off after the object has left the present area. No there is not a timer for adjusting anything. There are 2 buttons, one controls the brightness and the other controls if you want the light to stay on non stop/off/ or motion sensor
2051428
Yes....light has 3 settings, off, dusk-to-dawn and motion sensor setting. I have mine set to motion sense so the light only turns on when I walk by it and I have it set to stay on for about 30 seconds after I walk away from it
1519582
The sensor light does not stay on after movement or motion stops. I never timed it, but it goes off after a couple of seconds. Your batteries will last. I haven't replaced mine yet and i still give it 5 stars.
2172311
This unit has a photo light sensor. You just set how long you want the lights to stay on for. So auto on at dusk and off base on how long you set the duration for.
1899333
yes,time on when triggered , and sensitivity , 2 adjustment switches ,bought another one,really like it,this is number 3 ,going on a year on the first 1 ,really like
1767694
There is a test mode, which will trigger whenever it sees infrared motion and shuts off when motion stops. This lets you set the range and sensitivity during the day. Once you are happy with this setting you can switch to 1, 5 or 20 minutes of 'ON' time after IR motion is detected. The unit will return to armed status when the preset time has elapsed. There is no delay between the end of one triggered event cycle and the reset to the next, however you may see the lamps (or whatever you are connected to) flicker if motion is not detected when the initial event times out and next reset begins.
1011377
Bruce, the clock button needs to be held down, then you can roll time with the arrow buttons. If you are not using the clock time to activate the lights its not worth messing with the time. I prefer the setting that is "on at dusk" and auto-off after a set number of hours. This unit has been working flawlessly for me!
862365
Yes, there are different buttons for timer settings. The light goes off after it has been on for the time you selected.
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I put my unit in a walk in closet. There is a sliding switch under the cover plate to adjust time options. I never really timed it, but to start out it was set too short. I moved the slider up a little and now it stays on for about 3 minutes, which is just right for me. There is a lot more room to move it up if you want it on for a long time. The motion sensor works well, so if there is any movement in the room, the light will stay on anyway. But in my closet, sometimes a hanging shirt sleeve or something would cover the motion sensor and the light would go off too soon. Seems to be a good unit, and I will probably add more throughout the house when I get time. I put my unit in a walk in closet. There is a sliding switch under the cover plate to adjust time options. I never really timed it, but to start out it was set too short. I moved the slider up a little and now it stays on for about 3 minutes, which is just right for me. There is a lot more room to move it up if you want it on for a long time. The motion sensor works well, so if there is any movement in the room, the light will stay on anyway. But in my closet, sometimes a hanging shirt sleeve or something would cover the motion sensor and the light would go off too soon. Seems to be a good... » Read More I put my unit in a walk in closet. There is a sliding switch under the cover plate to adjust time options. I never really timed it, but to start out it was set too short. I moved the slider up a little and now it stays on for about 3 minutes, which is just right for me. There is a lot more room to move it up if you want it on for a long time. The motion sensor works well, so if there is any movement in the room, the light will stay on anyway. But in my closet, sometimes a hanging shirt sleeve or something would cover the motion sensor and the light would go off too soon. Seems to be a good unit, and I will probably add more throughout the house when I get time. « Show Less
1091024
There are two ways to turn it on. 1) manual on full time (stays on till you manually turn it off) and 2) let the light sensor turn it on and the timer will turn it off x hours later.
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I found that I needed to turn the timing dial all the way and it stayed on about a minute so far. For a solar powered light , I think that's ok.If you needed something longer than I suggest having a hard wired light installed. But for me in the location I have it , that wasn't possible. It just gives me enough extra light when it comes on to help illuminate the darkness. There is an on and off switch so it would stay on longer if you desired not to rely on the sensor.
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I found that I needed to turn the timing dial all the way and it stayed on about a minute so far. For a solar powered light , I think that's ok. If you needed something longer than I suggest having a hard wired light installed. But for me in the location I have it , that wasn't possible. It just gives me enough extra light when it comes on to help illuminate the darkness. There is an on and off switch so it would stay on longer if you desired not to rely on the sensor.
2008262
It has an on off switch. It's not on a timer. We have a separate dawn light. Not apparent to me how you would combine it.
708903
The light remains on as long as it can sense your presence in front of the mirror. Then it stays on for another few seconds (just in case you moved away to reach for something). But there is no adjustment. If the light is not staying on and you are in front of the mirror, maybe you are not in front of the sensor? I noticed that when I was doing very close work - I tended to be positioned at the very bottom of the mirror. As the sensor is up top - I did have the light turn off on me once or twice. Just make sure that some part of you is actually in front of the sensor, and you will be fine. I now lean/look over to one side when doing the close-up inspections. Problem solved. It is a great mirror - can't believe that it is worth the price, but it really is.
1855866
No the time is not adjustable. They stay on for an average of 60 seconds, but the motion sensors are very sensitive. My cats set them off all the time.