Did this light (Nature Power 22050) had enough power to set dust to dawn option?
2005958
I will answer your question in this manner. Do not buy it. I purchased two. One didn't work from day one and although I got a replacement it was a pain. The other worked for a several months and quit. They are both in the garbage.
2005959
I have two --- one works great on motion sensor. The other has proven very difficult to get the settings right. I would not recommend unless you have a lot of patience.
2005960
I have not tried the dusk-to-dawn option. Only the motion sensor, and it works great for my purpose of lighting a woodshed.
2005961
I did find the settings to be a bit confusing, but YES, it has enough power to set the D2D option.Another great thing is the power cell does not need direct sunlight to power.I have 2 and considering a 3rd one for out front.
377552
I screwed it into my lamp post, but there was too much light from my porch light. It is ot working because of that. My house is wired for 220.
351486
Yes, it has preset night time settings or you can create your own night light spectrum and save it in one of the 4 save settings.
110009
I would think it does very well in dusty conditions. You will be amazed at its brightness. It turns night into day, even at its lower settings.
804585
Yes. Voltage: 100/240 V Specs: http://www.usa.philips.com/c/light-therapy/coloured-sunrise-simulation-hf3520_60/prd/en/;jsessionid=1FC773A042329CB97E58A7BC0E1311C6.app121-drp1?t=specifications
1218430
No. When the power is on, it works as a light activated night light. When the power goes out, if it's dark, then the light actually increases in brightness.
1497148
Since I've only used 60W and the new ecological bulbs, I don't know know. Sorry
137226
It is not a dusk to dawn light. It turns on when it senses motion. I installed mine in a dark hallway coming inform the garage. The light comeson and goes off in about 30 seconds or so. Works great.
402541
Yes. It comes on at dusk and shuts off in the morning. Make sure you have it in a spot that it will get enough sunlight to keep a charge. The power is stored in the solar batteries. So far they have kept their charge well. I have had to change batteries in my other solar lights. They need plenty of light to hold a charge. They emit a very suttle light. Not alot but just enough to light a pathway. Because they are flat on the top, they will collect snow which will put pressure on the bracket and the gutter so I am going to put mine away for the winter.
698018
No, it doesn't have a dish to dawn sensor. I plugged my light into an outdoor sensor. It works fine.
853870
Yes .. very simple. Hook this up to a Normally Closed contact side on a relay. You will see it marked as NC. Basically the relay will keep what ever you want on during the day since it's normally closed. When the detector detects the lack of light, it will turn on the relay which will turn off whatever is wired to the NC terminal. It basically just reverse the functionality of the detector.
786495
If you are asking if it works off solar power, no it does not. It has a photoelectric sensor so that it will only come on in the dark hours. Or you have the option of leaving it on around the clock.
379833
No it does not. You would need to add a timed switch to control the power .
1136234
Mined works and still does, contact amazon or the seller and ask for a new one. It could be defective. Try another unit first, then call it quits after that. It pretty straight forward 8 hrs of sun with the cord to the panel. Check to see if their are any switches for on / off. I don't think that is the case in this model. If not I have other solutions for lighting that work as well.
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!
172206
YES. I have 2 of these lights. One on a swing set so my grandkids can use them at night, it lights up when we leave the back door and get within 20 feet of the set. We have another on our trash can area on the side of the house, every so often, cars passing by makes it go off. You can adjust the sensitivity. And they are the brightest I have found that are solar powered.
1858641
I found that I needed to turn the timing dial all the way and it stayed on about a minute so far. For a solar powered light , I think that's ok.If you needed something longer than I suggest having a hard wired light installed. But for me in the location I have it , that wasn't possible. It just gives me enough extra light when it comes on to help illuminate the darkness. There is an on and off switch so it would stay on longer if you desired not to rely on the sensor.