Can you turn off motion sensor?
1506370
The available settings for the motion sensor are: 5 minutes, 10 minutes, 30 minutes, 60 minutes or Off.
443404
There is not an on/off switch for the motion detector. http://www.naturepowerproducts.com/doc_db/2205060ledsolarsecuritylightmanualv1.1-e.pdf
1888981
Yes, this has a Motion Sensor feature and the ability to automatically power off at a set time.
202706
Yes, you can turn it off manually by pressing on the bottom on the unit or on the remote. :)
876259
I don't own this system - I would bet it has to turn off the motion sensors and only rely on the contact sensors. With only 5 contact sensors, you are rather limited on when perimeter defense you can set. I do like the RFID tag being capable of shutting it off.
1840056
Of course yes, the motion sensor is an option that allows you to set the timing of the Motion Sensor. If you do not want to use Motion Sensor feature, select it to "OFF". Or you can choose between 5/10/30/60 minutes. Whatever you choose, this means that if the frame does not sense human movement within this time, the frame will automatically turn off. When someone re-enters the room and movement is sensed within 8 ft of the frame, it will turn on again resuming the display that was on the screen before it switched off. Videos will restart themselves.
1804268
Not a motion sensor. Does not shine bright either. I purchased it and tried to return it within 30 days and the vendor refused.
91244
Yes you can, there is one button below the row of three buttons that turns it off.
2085917
No motion detector, but if the room temp goes above the setting it will shut itself off.
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.
366996
No way to turn it off that I know of. It is probably a good safety feature.
134301
Yes, you can turn it off. Product literature also says it has a "learning mode" if you turn the light on within a few seconds of entering the sensing zone, it will learn that you want it on in partial or even full light.
144854
No. The unit has a light sensor that will not allow motion sensor to turn on until dark.
2059791
Sorry ...I can't help you on that. I don't have any of those motion detectors. I just use lights and small appliances. It probably will just let you turn the unit on or off just as if you were pulling the plug but I think you would need seperate lights to turn on and off without the detector part. I have motion detectors around our chicken coop for predators, and also other lights with an outside switch. The motion lights are plugged in all the time.
2040781
You cannot turn off the motion sensor. Even though the emotion sensor has a "zero" time setting, the fan will still go on when motion is detected but, that zero time setting will only enable the fan to go on for less than one minute. I have connected my fan to a wall switch that enables me to shut the fan off completely. That may be as option for you if you do not want the fan to go on when you are just entering or leaving the room. Just remember to flip on the wall switch when you do want the fan to do it's job for either bathroom smells or humidity control.
1636749
The instruction manual says: "To disable the motion sensor and keep the light continuously on for the night, flip the wall switch off for 3 seconds and then back on. To reset to Security mode, flip switch again off for 3 seconds and back on. If you leave the light on all night it will automatically turn off at dawn and reset to security mode." I didn't install the light with a wall switch and don't use this feature but have no doubt that it works. I have two of these lights and find them very bright. Don't stare at them or you'll see spots! Cheers, Paul.
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.