Can this motion sensor night light be placed on a bedside table or must it be taped to a wall?
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I placed my sensor lights on the 6th step and middle landing for that stairs leading to the second story of our house. That way folks would not need to turn on the stair lights at night and possibly wake up those folks upstairs. The sensor light comes on when you start going up the stairs and when you get to the middle point the 2nd light comes on and provides light for the rest of the way. as the light only stays on 20 seconds after you have passed it, it does not stay on too long to be annoying. I am thinking that if you put this on your bedside table, every time you move you may trigger the light to go off which may get annoying. I placed my sensor lights on the 6th step and middle landing for that stairs leading to the second story of our house. That way folks would not need to turn on the stair lights at night and possibly wake up those folks upstairs. The sensor light comes on when you start going up the stairs and when you get to the middle point the 2nd light comes on and provides light for the rest of the way. as the light only stays on 20 seconds after you have passed it, it does not stay on too long to be annoying. I am thinking that if you put this on your bedside table, every time you move you may trigger... » Read More I placed my sensor lights on the 6th step and middle landing for that stairs leading to the second story of our house. That way folks would not need to turn on the stair lights at night and possibly wake up those folks upstairs. The sensor light comes on when you start going up the stairs and when you get to the middle point the 2nd light comes on and provides light for the rest of the way. as the light only stays on 20 seconds after you have passed it, it does not stay on too long to be annoying. I am thinking that if you put this on your bedside table, every time you move you may trigger the light to go off which may get annoying. « Show Less
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It has a flat back and can be layed down flat. It can also sit on it's side, as in the picture. I do not use tape or screws for it.
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It has a flat side on the bottom and the back, so it can be placed on a flat surface either way. We have ours sitting on a shelf by our back door oriented as shown in the Amazon product picture. There is no stand or mount for that use, but it works just fine for us.
1885581
You could place it on the side of a table - you would need about three square inche area to mount the light.
1885582
I have several of these, and I have one set on a counter where it works very well. You shouldn't have a problem placing it on a bedside table.
1885583
not sure about laying it on a table, I am pretty sure it would work, the little motion sensor is pretty sensitive. If you had too you could tape or Velcro it to the front or side of the bedside table.
1719857
No it does not work like a motion sensor. It does have a light sensor so if the lights in the room are on the nightlight will turn off. The nightlight will also go off if the sensor is blocked by people walking by it. I would really like to find a nightlight that would only come on when you are near it.
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This calendar clock does not have any kind of light inside. If the light is needed best way is to place it under or above a wall lamp. Night table light is also helpfulI think the device is designed more as calendar than the clock. Hope I answered your question. If no please feel free to ask me. Thanks.
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Unfortunately, there is a power cord for the infrared lamp. HOWEVER if you set the camera up near a light source at night - it will pick up motion. I have a motion detector light and I mounted my camera near it so that I wouldn't have to use the infrared lamp. Save money - but the regular add-on motion camera, set up near a light source and you'll have your night time covered.
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The light has a base that you attach the sticky adhesive to to mount it. Then you slide the light on and off the base if you want. You also have the option to attach using magnets that come with the light. We mounted ours with adhesive under our son's bed in our Rv where there is a cabinet to store stuff in. We don't remove it at all, just turn on and off so he can see his clothes bins under the bed.
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I think the fixture would need to be enclosed as the light has vents. Also with the sensor being on the bottom it wouldn't register movement it can't see.
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Two screws that are mounted. The back of the sensor has key-hole shaped slots that you align with the screw heads and twist a couple of degrees to secure. I used the screw mounts into the ceiling, but the unit is light enough that it's possible it may hold on a wall with some of the stronger command strip style pads. I never tried I though and wouldn't expect it to work for a ceiling mount.
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I would say yes, only if the base of the light will end up behind the picture frame, instead of above it. Also Velcro fastening is only as good as the adhesive use to hold it to the light and\or wall.
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It will light up when a motion detected, otherwise it's dark. If a customer want to use it as security, the light can be covered with black tape.
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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.
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I had it montet on a table close to a wall and the wall kind of was in the way when i moved the lamp around. I think it's not a good idea to mont it direct to a wall.
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It has a mount that screws into a wall or wood surface. You can then slide the light fixture into the mount. You also have the option to use the velcro it comes it. However, I would avoid the velcro as it eventually comes undone.
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The instruction manual says: "To disable the motion sensor and keep the light continuously on for the night, flip the wall switch off for 3 seconds and then back on. To reset to Security mode, flip switch again off for 3 seconds and back on. If you leave the light on all night it will automatically turn off at dawn and reset to security mode." I didn't install the light with a wall switch and don't use this feature but have no doubt that it works. I have two of these lights and find them very bright. Don't stare at them or you'll see spots! Cheers, Paul.
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Yea you have to unscrew it from the wall to gain access to the battery compartment on the rear- The light isn't real bright but it works ok if you can aim it within 5 feet of where you want the light. The motion detection part works very well.
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Yes. This unit attaches to any 120v light fixture. As long as your LED bulb works in the fixture, this will turn it on and off when motion is detected at night. As someone else mentioned, the bulb cannot be dimmed when connected to this motion detector.
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There are holes in the back for a screw or nail. It is very light weight. The sensors are two dime sized metal pads on the base so you can just set it on the surface you want to protect. Unhook the base plate (like a battery cover) and you can put the sensors about 6' feet away on a wire that plays out. If you do this you might want to mount it since the base is now partly removed.
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If your wall cabinet projects out from the wall like a kitchen cabinet and the light can be mounted to the bottom ans is somewhat concealed it would probably work OK. I wpuld not mount it on a wall exposed to view. Also be ready to change batteries about once a month if you uset it frequently. JerryB