Could this be mounted on a ceiling instead of a wall and still trip the motion sensor?
1171116
The instructions do not specifically say no. Can't see why not. Be aware that the tape on the back does not hold well. Use screws provided.
1171117
Yes, I have it mounted on an 8 foot interior ceiling and the motion sensor is tripped from about a dozen feet down the hallway. Good product, performs very well.
1171118
Yes. I've mounted it on the ceiling in the closet and it works great. It worked so well I actually bought a second one.
1171119
It's the way how it works in my closet "room" on country side :)Don't use velcro, use screws. There is no problem to detach the light from screws and replace the batteries.
1171120
YES, but ceiling should be in 8-12 foot range. DO NOT use the Velcro provided, use screws provided. Hope this helps.
1171121
It would work fine. I agree on using the screws instead of velcro which would make it slightly more difficult to change batteries. It shouldn't be that difficult though.
1171122
It detects motion from up to 15 feet away according to the listing so if it's in that range then yes.
1171123
It would be hard b/c you hook it to the screw on the back. You don't want to mount it so it will be hard to take it down to replace the batteries.
1273009
Yes you can. The motion sensor has to be compatible to LED lights.Leviton IPS02-1LW 300-Watt Incandescent, 150-Watt LED/CFL Occupancy Sensor (Auto ON/Auto OFF), Single Pole, is one example. Regards. DJ
1812462
Yes. As Stephanie said, the sensor can easily be mounted where it would be visible to the remote. My unit is mounted in the central console - deep inside the console. The sensor is mounted on the side of the console near the floorboard and is almost invisible. Works great.
489949
It could potentially be placed that way, sure. Mounted to the ceiling, I don't think so, as the switch is on the base.
288015
Yes, But mine was connected to a motion sensor, I hard wired it to a switch and it worked. However I have had one fail within a month.
187485
It is designed as a wall mount, but I would think you could mount it on the ceiling. You would just have to watch the placement of the light sensor. And there is no room in the housing for the wiring, it needs to be attached to a box.
1771267
Yes. The sensor insider will work regardless of what position it is in, i.e. it's not affected by gravity. Mine is on the wall just above and to the side of my kitchen fireplace.
242833
No, I really don't think that would work. It can only be mounted on the wall, either right side up or upside down.
450933
It would work indoors to detect motion, however not for lights being activated..
1745037
I think this light would work perfect in that situation. I have experimented with the settings of mine and found that the motion sensor is just as sensitive in a lighted environment as in the dark. Also, the brightness is great enough to add extra illumination, even in already lit areas.
1118449
I really don't think so. I'm not sure that the sensor can read the signal through a wall along the path of the wire as it does at the breaker. Admittedly I've never tried to.
920738
It would be pretty difficult due to how close you would be to the wall. I would suggest going to a ceiling mounted unit.
1771911
Yes. As long as the motion sensor detects movement it will. Also, you can click the switch to keep the lights on continuously for doing projects or for extended periods of time in the garage. Great feature!
119729
I don't really think so. I returned it because it was too small for my needs, but still, I think it was just for a wall mount. And anyway it's a plug-in, not made for ceilings.
987662
Yes, can be wall or eve mounted. You'll need to rotate both sensor and lights as they are positioned for wall mounting out of the box.
314653
This unit is designed to be installed wall mounted. It can be mounted on the ceiling but it will not be effective. It will defeat the purpose. I do not recommend it to be installed in the ceiling
715566
You can when you are using manual activation and no when you are using motion sensor,but, you really dont need to. At least we have not. We just love it!