Does this work for no-seeums too?
1069083
It depends on what you mean by "no see ums". The blue light in the Flowtron also attracts other bugs besides mosquitos. We have found everything from gnats to moths and some spiders. The only problem that we had is that the bulb had to be replaced 2 times during the season. But, if you have mosquitos like we have mosquitos, it is definitely worth it!
1777025
Yes it does work, but I had to reinstall a second time to get it to work. Not sure why that was. Hope it works for ya on round two.
943709
It works without! Display of numbers very dim, lock mechanism is very noisy, batteries do not last as advertised, I sold mine and put the old SCHLAGE combo lock back on my door.
1367763
From the bottom, I would answer yes. From the top, I am not sure and would think it would not work as well. The sensor has a cone-shaped field of view looking down out of the light. So the top of your stairs is going to be a blind spot, until someone starts walking down the stairs for a bit.
283545
Yes, it does. We are not thrilled with this feature, but have yet to learn how to disable it. I can assure you that it works.
1242751
NO, and that is why I purchased it. Total fail. Worthless as far as I can tell. Still have the fungus gnats in a houseplant. My suggestion is to try something else.
2146430
The only one that I have found that works is the striped one shown in the add. It is only a single and it will flip you if you are not very careful.
700606
It does work with most dim-able LEDs with some you may get a short response delay
1540295
Yes, it does as long as there is some sort of light source it will show up but remember it is not a night vision camera or even infared but it will record well. I am happy and use it for a full 24 hrs to see what animals come out at night, I even captured what I beleive might have been a "UFO" miles away on a moonless night with no airport within 50 miles.
252531
It works great for detecting motion in a narrow beam out from the unit, so if you place it such that the perp has to cross the "beam" to get to your door, then it will work for you. I don't know how it holds up outdoors but I've been using in indoors for over a year to catch a sleepwalker and it works great.
823008
Yes. Looks like step 1 in the user's guide dictates that you should. Hope that helps, but you could check with Oster if there's some reason you can think of not to.
1073036
no it hasn't when i have tried, it seems to need significant motion to activate so unless you have very thin clear windows i doubt it will work, mine are tinted due to the heat so this may have affected my results
1816380
havent tried that. don't see why it wouldn't as long as youfollow there directions.. remember you need to follow the ratio of reflector to dead time. y
714729
Not sure if you got the answer from someone else. But just wanted to confirm that it does work. Hopefully helps if someone else comes in here via google results.
2045379
NO it doesn't, just click it on after you mount it and let it do what it do. I mounted one on my shed and I have trees covering that area, so just daylight itself is good enough.
2040060
??? Well, the Optex will detect them and then you can shoo the deer away. Or are you saying that you don't want to detect deer? There is no way to tell a monitor that you want it to detect THIS but not THAT. Is that what you are asking?
297055
It works, I can tell you that. However, I have no permanent pets but often have visiting pets for several days at a time and they do not appear to be affected.