How does the motion sensor decide when to turn the lights off?Can u program it so lights stay on until you leave the room?
186232
You set up a time interval to turn off the lights after it last detected motion. I had mine set up so that when I entered the room between 6:00 pm and 10:00 pm, it would turn on the lights. After X number of minutes you define, the lights will go off. If you want them on again and are in the room, you just move so that the sensor picks you up. That being said, I strongly recommend against buying this product. It's great when it works, but for me, I was spending so much time configuring, resetting, and reconfiguring that the time/energy saved was pointless.
186233
You set up a time interval to turn off the lights after it last detected motion. I had mine set up so that when I entered the room between 6:00 pm and 10:00 pm, it would turn on the lights. After X number of minutes you define, the lights will go off. If you want them on again and are in the room, you just move so that the sensor picks you up.That being said, I strongly recommend against buying this product. It's great when it works, but for me, I was spending so much time configuring, resetting, and reconfiguring that the time/energy saved was pointless.
186234
When you activate a "rule", it will allow you to set it to stay on from 1 minute up to forever. I usually set it for 5 mins., then if no motion occurs it will turn off.
1225609
No. The switch can be changed from an occupancy sensor to a vacancy sensor and with or without daylight sensing - 4 operating options total. You can also change the timeout settings 1, 5, 15 or 30 minutes. All of these settings will turn the light off after the timeout. SAA - stay in the room indefinitely.
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.
796361
No. This light has a motion sensor . Once it detects motion it comes on and stays on for a short period of time once the motion ceases. I see no way to to turn it off with a remote.
403192
I have one in my bathroom. Simple, Lights off, Night Lite On and Visa-Verse. It also depends on the proximity of the light source to dimmer placement. In other words, if the light source is close to the sensor then it's becomes sensitive. If it is farther away it's not as sensitive. For example, I have two light switches in my bathroom. The sensor is plugged into an outlet near one light switch, while the other bathroom light is farther away. If I only turn on the light farthest from the sensor, it stays on. When I turn on the light nearest to the sensor it turns off. Hope that helps...
77421
The light has a control switch which you can turn to OFF; the control choices are AUTO, ON, and OFF. It's a very effective light--better than any other motion-sensor light that I've ever purchased.
2252901
this light sensor can detect the lighting, when the lighting put on it, it will turn on the switch, when not lighting, it will turn off the switch
774061
the built-in sensors detect motion - and turn-on the lights. the lights stay on for the desired time (a setting on the fixture).
2257766
No, you can only program the time for lights to come on and go off, but can do that multiple different times each day, or different times on different days. User manual is here http://www.aubetech.com/manuel/2/TI033.pdf
467082
Leave light turned off with the switch for 5 minutes. Turn back on and set to Automatic as normal. Blue light will come on and flash about every 30 seconds or so. When it gets dark, the Blue light will turn to Green, light should then turn on for about 45seconds or so, then go out if nothing is telling it to stay on. Any sort of movement will turn it on or keep it on.I had a similar problem with mine today. They would not turn off. Found out that some birthday balloons in front yard were moving just enough to keep the motion sensor tripped to on.Good LuckGary
1246340
I believe the only way to disable the dimming function and motion sensor is to turn on the light, off for 1 second and then back on. This is common with motion sensors no days. Also, consider dimable LED lights, they'll save on energy and look just as good. We're using the phillips LED (roughly $10 each) The've already paid for themselves in savings.
1880608
Yes, I think there was a switch to set how long you want the light to stay on when motion is detected.
979864
No, I don't think it can be turned off. There is a light which shows when the motion sensor is active.
2073083
If I recall correctly, you can set the motion sensor to produce a half-light which switches to full when motion is present. This can be set at 3, 6 or 12 hours. It is a lovely benefit. Make sure you leave the light switch on your wall in the " on" position. Half-light automatically begins at dusk.
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I leave mine set to the on position always. There's a motion sensor so the light stays on & will automatically go off after about 30 seconds after closing my door. Otherwise, depending on what you're using it for you could mount on wall or door & keep in off position & then manually turn on when you need it.
789597
There is a photo sensor which you can set to turn on and off the lights. It also can be set by number of hours by digital selection. I usually set my for 4 hours when I use it.
296976
This light has 3 positions switch. In auto position, the light will turn on at night when it detected motion within range (it has light sensor). In manual mode, light stay on like a flashlight. In off mode, unit is off. Hope my answer help.