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Tools & Hardware : First Alert PIR720RN Motion Sensing Light SocketBrowse or Search and Buy Online our Best Sellers Shopping Sales of Tools & Hardware and First Alert PIR720RN Motion Sensing Light Socket. Rating:  - Great Product!I put this in the garage and it comes on when it "sees" the door opening. I used a 100W light bulb and had no trouble with the light seeming dim. No more fumbling around in the dark. Excellent idea. Rating:  - Convenient but did not lastI bought four of these about a year ago. Only two of them are still working. They detect motion well, but don't work with fluorescents. Rating: - Fabulous Light Technician"Aziz, light! ... Thank You Aziz." is the line from The Fifth Element I'm reminded of when I open my basement door after parking in my garage, and the lights automatically go on. Now I just head upstairs without having to switch anything on or off! I had thought of wiring a 2 way switch, but would have had to run extra wiring etc.. This is so much easier. The big plus is that now I don't even have to flip a switch, which is SO CONVENIENT if you have things in both hands and are already struggling with the door. Yes it does stay on for 4 minutes before turning itself off; surely we have, at times, unintentionally left lights on for much longer, so it's still a plus. Excellent product!!! Rating:  - Not worth the moneyLong delay time before turning the light on. Not sensitive enough. Doesn't work well with non-incandescent bulbs. No adjustment of the "time ON" (with no motion). It does look good though. Cannot use it where I wanted because of the long delay time. Rating:  - No electrician neededMy wife has been wanting me to remove the pull string switch from our closet light for years, and install a wall switch. Not so easy when you have to go up in the attic to do the work. This is the perfect product. I've removed the pull string, screwed in the the motion sensor, and now we're both happy. The light comes on when we open the closet door, and it goes out in four minutes after we close the door to the closet. I'd like it to go out in 1 minute, but that's a minor complaint. |