Does this unit have and on/off switch so you can override the motion sensor?
1180936
Not really you can spin the head to the off position but if you go too far the batteries fall out
1180937
No it don't but it will not come on during the day and only when something is moving in front of it at night
1180938
No it doesn't, but it doesn't turn on in the day time or if it is next to a porch light that is on....I've had mine for about a year and haven't had to replace the batteries
1180939
No - once you put the batteries in, the unit will light up whenever motion is detected.
1180940
No, it's set to shut off during the day, other than that unscrewing the battery housing is the only way i believe.
1180941
No. As below it does not turn on during the day except when you first put batteries in...after a few minutes it goes out. If you have a flag or lots of trees in your yard, be careful where you put this. It covers a wide area all the way to the sides. we put ours so it aims at the front door and window not toward the street or trees.
503313
No, not without adding another switch to the circuit. The timer on the unit only goes to 20 minutes. The nice part is the timer resets every time it detects movement, I can set it for 5 minutes and it will stay on for as long as I am in the room and it detects movement and won't turn off for 5 minutes after I leave the room.
1649705
From, my experience, no. The sensor requires a lot of light to shut off. Mine was on all the time.
816835
No. There is no on/off switch on the sensor itself. If you want that function, you should wire it up through a wall switch or circuit breaker.
615994
Yes. It is wired and you can turn it on and off with the switch. You can also set it up to stay on all night if you want or have it come on when it detects motion.
1162814
Yes, there is a button on the bottom which manually override current on/off status.
20896
Yes, but it's buried in the 8 pages of instructions with very tiny print, and to get to the point where you disable the motion sensor, you have to go through a long sequence of setting other options. I did it once, but after a power outage reset the unit and the motion sensor defaulted back to ON, I disconnected the unit and put it in a drawer. I don't anticipate using it again.
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.
144854
No. The unit has a light sensor that will not allow motion sensor to turn on until dark.
443404
There is not an on/off switch for the motion detector. http://www.naturepowerproducts.com/doc_db/2205060ledsolarsecuritylightmanualv1.1-e.pdf
2212207
Yes. Either as independent or slaved. By wiring you can dictate one sensor or both. Instructions are in the package. I have two slaved so either sensor triggers both.
191610
Yes it does. Be sure to mark each sensor in the booklet so you will know which sensor went off. The monitoring company can tell you which station also. They will call you if a battery becomes disconnected and tell you which sensor to check, this happened to me. Also, don't install a motion sensor between the entry door and the keypad unless you plan on using the keyfob soon as you enter, this happened to me.
1084243
There is no off/on switch on the sensors but if she got creative she could trick the sensor with a magnet but you could use a motion sensor in the area of the exit and let her know that area is out of bounds or the alarm with go off.There are ways to make the system redundant.
1537291
No, however slightest touch on the sensor will set it off. Which is a good thing! We have two.
615993
Yes, it is wired and you can turn it on & off with the switch, or leave it on so it will detect motion & come on when needed.
1225608
If you mean to operate like a regular switch, then 'yes'. Take it off motion detection mode (see instructions). Then, only the button controls switch . . . .
1977266
Mine is also set up on a switch with a photo cell keeping it off during the day. A motion sensor is not included, but there should not be any reason you couldn't wire a motion sensor into the junction box. See (Heath/Zenith SL-5407-BZ-B) or similar.