Hi, does this lantern have a light sensor to shut it off during daylight?
334124
Yes it does, and it has a dual-function on/off switch so that it can be use as a regular outdoor light or motion.
334125
Yes. We have 4 of them in 3 different locations at our residence and we have not had any instances of them turning on during the day.
334126
Yes, my light doesn't turn on at all during daylight, it's set to come on only for a few minutes when it senses motion at night - but I believe it also has a setting that you can set it to turn on at dusk and off at dawn if you want it to stay on all night long (but I'm not 100% sure of that, I've never wanted a light to burn all night long which was why I bought a light with a motion sensor). Hope this helps!
334127
They shouldn't turn on during the day but the ones around my house that are shaded DO turn on and all 3 are set to the lowest sensetivity level. Also, one of them turns on and off all the time and I think it may be defective. It should work properly if you put it in an area that gets a decent amount of sunlight during the day.
334128
Yes. These were replacements for the Heath Zenith SL-4192 lights. The sensor cover on the Heath Zenith lights failed in less than two years of sun exposure. The Progress lights are not suppose to have this issue and does have the light sensor to shut off during daylight hours. They are nice lights and have worked well after our renovation work.
1360111
Yes- it has a light sensor that disables it from turning on the light during the day- except in test mode.
918941
Yes. A brief press of the LED lens will turn the light off. Or it can be controlled from a separate circuit, if you wish to control it from a wall switch or timer.
566621
No. You can turn the light off with the switch on the bottom but the sensor will not react and will not light up.
407587
Dusk to dawn can be turned off. I have mine connected in place of the devious generation of IR sensing light and it works fine with the light switch to turn it on solid or auto switch like you said. A good buy too!
1162974
A. No, light sensor leaves light off during day even when motion detected. B. If light switch is off, lights are off and sensor has no control.
1276887
No, no switch. To turn it off it has to be out of the sun, as the little solar sensor on the top of the head collects the energy.
923627
Yes. There should be a button on the top. When you push it, it changes the color of the light and turns it off. You have to be in the dark to see if the light is off or not.
1129013
As far as I know, no it doesn't. Simple on/off switch turns on light. I suppose you could keep it "on" all the time and let it run out of juice, which would be replenished the next day when the sun is out?
1360110
Yes, once the sensor knows it is dark - it becomes active. The unit stays off during daylight.
2073081
There is no timer that I know about. This is a motion detector light. Mine is in a stairwell which is a little dark even during the day so with motion is goes on. I do not know if it will turn on during daylight hours, probably not. I really like this light.
1360822
If that is what you want a light sensor might be a better choice. There are socket adapters readily available with sensors. As 'crazy for christmas' pointed out, this timer can be programmed to come on at sunset and remain on a set number of hours, which could be changed as the season progresses to be close to dawn.
1879211
Yes the illumination can be turned off. If you don't want to be tempted to use it don't put the battery in
1329499
the unit does have an off/on button, so you can turn it off in the daytime....
1142740
As I remember the cord was about 6 ft long. No the light does not have a photosensitive sensor to automatically turn it off during daylight.
1338748
Yes. There's a push botton to turn the lights on/off. I think it works well during the day or night.
42294
No. There is a light sensor that controls the on/off of the light. That being said the sensor could be covered with something like black tape to trick the light to come on. A.