do i need one for each light on the sides of my driveway? they are wired together
1679660
Should only need one, you would just want to wire it like a light switch with power coming to sensor then to lights.
1679661
That depends on how much brightness you want. I only have one lamp at my driveway and it provides adequate brightness. I can't tell from your question if you're talking about two lamps on the same side or one on each side. Nor do I know how long your driveway is. My driveway is about 45-50' long and it provides adequate lighting. If you're driveway is longer than that, and presuming you have more than one post lamp, applying two Heath-Zeniths would be nice.
1679662
Only if they are powered separately. If you have one on the first light, it should cut the power to everything after. Wiring would need to be daisy-chained.
1679663
Only the light with this sensor will detect motion but once that motion IS detected both lights will turn on as long as the light with the sensor gets power first.
1679664
This particular unit is for post lights so it would not be the one for you. My son has a porchlight however that has the same functions as this unit. I don't know who the manufacturer is though. If your two lights are wired together though you only need one of them to have these special functions.
1648402
You need a separate switch source, such as a wall switch. The lights are all wired to each other and then there are 3 wires to hard wire it to your electrical source (hot, neutral and ground).
1970570
Yes you plug it in, no need to have an electrician hard wire a light for you. It works very well.
1992420
Yes. you need add wire. In side case only have light. For my I like because am use wire 12gauge. And 1 switch for 4 light
429628
Yes that is what it was designed for. If you use in an outside light it does best with an outside light cover that is not opaque or reflects the light back unto itself. This tends to shut them off periodically and it may take a while for them to come back on. Also if you are using more than one, say for example a set of garage lights. They should ideally be 10 feet or more apart so they don't cause each other to shut down. They are very cool though and I love mine since I have no switch inside my house to turn my garage lights on, this solves the problem when it gets dark.
1724424
you can hook it up either way,I put it on a toggle switch.You can wire them to the backup lights also.
489014
Wire it to the left side for activation and it should. If you have a two bulb high/low system, you will need two.
1054277
I believe the answer is yes. And if for some reason you feel the light is inadequate, just use two.
1057297
You don't have to, but it can get in the way. You have to wire around them if you leave them in the fixture. Hot to switch to red on led, black out of led to ground, all assuming you have 12 volts feeding your fixture.
2044087
Yes, before the bulb. You might have to use 2 if you have LEDs in front and back.
691989
if each section of lights is powered by its own separate driver(transformer) it will require one dimmer for each driver
383636
Like David Ishmael said, wire them in parallel. I have two of these connected to one light and it works as expected. Be prepared for a bit of work to get these in and looking good. I think the time and effort was worth it.
1411321
I have two outside garage LED lights and it is working fine. Was easy to setup, if you follow the instructions.
631588
You only need one bulb per side. The outer ring projects light from the other.
876160
I don't see why not. When I pull in my driveway the light comes on right away. I would imagine it would do same in front of garage. Plus the fixture is very appealing!
53610
This wiring comes with both sides of the connectors, however you must splice the light bar (or whatever you are hooking up to it) into the end of the connectors....Look at the picture of the wiring to see what I mean. One of the ends is showing to reference this....
1512070
It comes ready to connect to two lights. You would have to add wire to connect to more lights.