can you connect this spotlight with a motion sensor?
1273008
no but you can connect it with outdoor wireless remote control you can buy it from amazon too
1273009
Yes you can. The motion sensor has to be compatible to LED lights.Leviton IPS02-1LW 300-Watt Incandescent, 150-Watt LED/CFL Occupancy Sensor (Auto ON/Auto OFF), Single Pole, is one example. Regards. DJ
1273010
Yes. I have done exactly that by replacing the two flood light fixtures (on a standard motion sensor light kit) with two of these LEDs. It works perfectly. Just pay Attention to the wiring!! and do one side at a time. :)When motion sensors trigger they simply send 120v (in USA) to the existing flood light sockets so that the bulbs light up.These particular LEDs can handle anywhere from 80v all the way up to 240v if I recall correctly.So make sure you hook them up on the two wires going directly to the old socket connectors and you will be fine.
229640
The short answer is no, it won't. The electronics in the motion detector slightly modify the power that the bulb gets (probably the frequency) and it interferes with the electronics in the CFL/LED bulbs. You can use CFLs made for dimmers since they have a compensator built in, but in my experience they're expensive and don't last very long, less than a year, so it's not cost effective. I use halogen bulbs in mine, about as efficient as an incandescent can get, and if your motion detector sensitivity is dialed in then you shouldn't be using a lot of power because the light should only be in when it detects a large, hot object, like a person or automobile. Also, read my review on this particular motion detector, I and others have had big problems with them. I'm using a 180 model made by Cooper lighting, also sold here, that works much better and is much more reliable, for around the same cost as this junk Zenith product. Hope this helps. :)
355574
Yes. This unit attaches to any 120v light fixture. As long as your LED bulb works in the fixture, this will turn it on and off when motion is detected at night. As someone else mentioned, the bulb cannot be dimmed when connected to this motion detector.
1744602
Yes. The unit is just a switch. I use CFLs in outdoor lights controlled by this motion sensor and it works well.
2041290
Yes, as long as the bulb is exposed, because the sensor is on the tip of the bulb.
2231025
Probably will not work as it's a motion sensor. If the shade impairs the sensing, it won't work. The sensor is in the black band.
888878
Yes. However, the light sensor is in the base, so you must have the remote pointing at the base for it to work. The light has two stages: bright and brighter...each click activates a different setting.
511631
Yes a motion sensor is just another form of a switch the light doesn't know what's telling it to come on and doesn't care. Good to go.
1048788
No, you'd just have to leave the light bulb a little looser to adjust the position of the sensor; not ideal. However, I have one of these in a light fixture and facing my house and it turns off and on just fine... ambient light seems to be enough to keep the bulb off, direct sunlight is not necessary.
1720304
I have one of these sensors connected to a dual floodlight mounted above and between the doors of my two-car garage and it works fine to illuminate the short double-wide driveway leading from the street to the garage. I'm not sure how it would with your decorative lighting as it is intended to screw into the mount for the dual floodlight unit; but I'd bet a qualified electrician could connect some wiring (possibly through a conduit) to another lamp away from thedual floodlight unit it's intended for.Steven S
1574436
Yes. You can slide the switch to ON and it will act like a regular light switch. Or you can slide it to AUTOMATIC (you adjust the timer to your liking) and it will act like a sensor. I have had my sensors (6) for over 3 years and love them. They were cheaper on Amazon than Lowes or Home Depot.
1719857
No it does not work like a motion sensor. It does have a light sensor so if the lights in the room are on the nightlight will turn off. The nightlight will also go off if the sensor is blocked by people walking by it. I would really like to find a nightlight that would only come on when you are near it.
303233
Yes you can since the light operates independent of the camera. Also please note that it is a video light not a flash light.
783638
Short answer is no; however, you can put dark tape or blackout the motion sensor to effectively make the flood operate like a normal light on a switch.
1059316
Yes. If you turn the light off manually it will not immediately respond to motion to turn it back on, but after a minute or so it will resume the motion sensor function.
2048015
Yes, our experience with the light (before it completely stopped working), was that it was always on in the dark, albeit at reduced illumination. Once the motion sensor was activated, the light would temporarily get quite a bit brighter.
1230289
Not really. I put two in a new motion detector backyard light, and they rarely fully illuminate the first time you walk by. Doesn't do much good if you have to keep going by a light to get it to turn on enough to be useful.