Does this light turn on/off when opening/closing doors? Does it wire in to the existing wires?
1690374
It uses existing wires from the original lights. They are turned on manually with a slide switch.
1880614
Yep, senses motion and turns off after a minute or so. I bought it to replace a light fixture in our hallway that had a pull chain on it, but no wall switch. This thing is great, I don't have to hunt in the dark for the chain anymore! And it looks nice too.
988229
Yes, it does. Just went into the closet and shut off the lights... still works.
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.
1776169
Yes the light comes on when the door is opened. This was a great find for the price. When first got it did some rattle and all I had to do was tighten two screws on the side. Nice microwave and sharp with the stainless on the front.
1876667
The wiring is on the box. It's a remote turn on wire. You can connect it to the door lights so they'll turn on when you open the door.
183380
The light is designed to plug directly into an outlet. I needed it hanging so my father's hand could activate from his bed in the night. My solution was to plug it into an extension cord with a loop that could be hung from a wall hook so the light is exactly where it is needed. I turn it completely off during the day so I've not noticed if is light sensor activated. We are very happy with how the light functions.
1115709
Ours seems to retain the same setting we left it on even after the power has been shut off... We use it as our front door light and turn it on and off with the switch that came with our house over twenty years ago... Could be the model purchased...
2270988
Hi Jeremy, I have it hardwired to an existing light switch receptacle and you leave the switch in the on position. The light are then controlled by motion sensor and shut off automatically at your choice of a predetermended length of time of which I think there are 5 choices from 1 to 20 min. intervals.
1715715
once you have wired the unit and put the unit on the ceiling (in my case), you do not need to turn on the lights. You adjust the unit to automatically turn off. bottom line: you walk in the room and the light goes on and after you leave the room it will automatically cut off. works well for me.
562419
The light works like a refrigerator light when the door is closed it hold the button on the end of the light in and when the door opens it releases the button which allows the light to go on. My grandmother had one for her closet and I use one for a cabinet. They are easy and work great.
1356803
The light fixture was ready to plug in, however we hard wired it to turn on and off with a light switch. I love this fixture, it is very very nice quality for the price
1497187
No switch, its on as soon as you plug it in. Not sure about the dimmer. I do know mine shorted and melted the wires after about 3hrs of use, if you end up buying it id take the back panel off and make sure all the wires aren't chaffed.
629434
Nope. No switch. Just two leads. I don't recommend these lights -- they appear to be junk knock-offs.
383638
Wire two switches in parallel, one on each door jamb. Opening either or both doors will turn the light on. Closing both doors will turn the light off.
1526625
No, you'll need to provide wiring (cord or hard wire; and connector for entry) and on/off means (switch or cord cap)
45465
Wires are included, I have it wired to a switch, but it can be wired to reverse light relay. It works well.