Is it possible to make the fixture have motion sensor?
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Its a very nice idea, but I think the only way would be installing a seperate motion senser and then tie it into the wires that power the light. Such that the lightswitch is always on, but the light only comes on via the motion sensor.
1672720
There is enough space to put in a only a specific type of motion sensor - the one which looks like an empty bulb holder ( recently available at the home stores)
1672721
Yes. You'll have to afix an external photovoltaic sensor. They're cheap. About ten dollars.
1672722
I just returned one. The glass was broken. It looks really thin. Should I dare order another one. I just got my refund email. Please advise.
831934
The answer is yes. Think of this just like a light at the end of your 3 way circuit. If the light would turn on then the sensor would also be engaged. The light (down stream) from the sensor will be on as needed when the sensor detects motion and no daylight.
307233
There is no light sensor, unfortunately. So, as the days become longer, I have to change the time that it comes on. I hope that answers your question.
511631
Yes a motion sensor is just another form of a switch the light doesn't know what's telling it to come on and doesn't care. Good to go.
540608
Hello Lynn. Yes there is. However, I advise you to allow the motion sensor to let it control it, as it will protect the life of the black light.
573594
I can not think of anyway this light could be mounted as a ceiling fixture. The light sensors and motion sensors are positioned for vertical side mounting.
495922
I agree with Lawis' answer below. The old sensor can be removed from the fixture and replaced with this one.
1574436
Yes. You can slide the switch to ON and it will act like a regular light switch. Or you can slide it to AUTOMATIC (you adjust the timer to your liking) and it will act like a sensor. I have had my sensors (6) for over 3 years and love them. They were cheaper on Amazon than Lowes or Home Depot.
1131057
This is a motion sensor. It has nothing to do with the amount of light in the room. I think you're confusing this with the nightlights that come on at night. Not the same thing.
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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.
1700663
No. You would need to buy a "remote capable" fixture. Look up-- Morris Products 73054
683528
Yes, easily screwed into any standard light fixture. If there is any type of shade over the fixture, make sure you have extra room for the motion sensor. No shade, no problem
2268987
I didn't hook mine to a motion sensor because it only last about 10hrs of run time. But using an motion sensor with a controlled outlet should work. This light came with a plug already installed.
558231
Look for a model (the light will be similar to this one) with the motion sensor and base attached. This light could be adapted to your situation but you would be throwing money away buying all the other parts.
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Carolyn... This unit has a photo cell only, the Lithonia OFLR 9LN 120 MO BZ M2 LED Outdoor 3-Light Floodlight with Motion Sensor, Bronze (360° Up to 70 feet). I am not sure if you can attach a motion sensor to the model you are asking about, perhap it might be possible. I suggest you check at a local builder supply store like Lowes or Home Depot. The difference in the cost between buying the model with a motion sensor is about $30. Best of luck, hope this helps.
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We purchased three of these and one with motion sensing. We eventually gave up trying to make the sensing features work. We now have them on a simple switched that our electrician installed
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I'm sure you can. You only need to purchase or have a good motion detector connected as a switch