The three lights were identically packaged with no 'a' or 'b' markings - how do I know which is the center one? or can they all work independently?
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Good question. Mine were not marked either but it seems it does not matter the order of installation. I used 3 on my stairs and they work well. The lamps go on sequentially as you go up or descend the stairs. Not sure how it works but it does. One word of caution. I recommend you affix them in place with the provided screws. I used the tape and one came loose and dropped to a tile floor. The entire set just did not work as before. Ended up buying 3 more because I do not think you can purchase just one.
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Hi there,This particular part number is sold as a single. If purchased, this item would come with one individual light.Thank you.
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One of the LED bulbs could be bad. Pull the light apart and check they all work, its easier than it sounds.
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Hi James, There is a label on the side of the unit identifying the lights. Top: Steady Green - Ready to charge Blinking Green - Connecting to EV Middle: Blinking Blue - Charging EV Steady Blue - Fully Charged Bottom: Red: Fault
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David,I received 3 lights. I can put them in 3 different areas of the house (each one separately) and they light up when sensing motion. If you have them close together, one light can trigger another, but they should work independly. Move the lights into different rooms and see if they will turn on with motion. This is the way my lights work. Good luck. I am very happy with these lamps. Like I said if I move my lamps separately into three different rooms they turn on and off with motion.ONE LIGHT CAN TRIGGER ANOTHER LIGHT IF THEY ARE CLOSE TOGETHER.Good luck and I hope they work out for you. Mine are still stuck on with the double sided tape, but will eventually put a screw in the base.Terry David,I received 3 lights. I can put them in 3 different areas of the house (each one separately) and they light up when sensing motion. If you have them close together, one light can trigger another, but they should work independly. Move the lights into different rooms and see if they will turn on with motion. This is the way my lights work. Good luck. I am very happy with these lamps. Like I said if I move my lamps separately into three different rooms they turn on and off with motion.ONE LIGHT CAN TRIGGER ANOTHER LIGHT IF THEY ARE CLOSE TOGETHER.Good luck and I hope... » Read More David,I received 3 lights. I can put them in 3 different areas of the house (each one separately) and they light up when sensing motion. If you have them close together, one light can trigger another, but they should work independly. Move the lights into different rooms and see if they will turn on with motion. This is the way my lights work. Good luck. I am very happy with these lamps. Like I said if I move my lamps separately into three different rooms they turn on and off with motion.ONE LIGHT CAN TRIGGER ANOTHER LIGHT IF THEY ARE CLOSE TOGETHER.Good luck and I hope they work out for you. Mine are still stuck on with the double sided tape, but will eventually put a screw in the base.Terry « Show Less
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I would say the same thing as the three previous answers. Its kind of a trial and error initiation and the way you know you done it right is the indicator light.
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i have the same question. i have two arc lamps and NEITHER matches the arc image shown on line
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Yes. Each light is independent and can be positioned in different directions.
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Each of the three lamps can be rotated along its own horizontal axis. If you have them all pointed in exactly the same direction, two of them will be focused on the lamp directly above it. It would be better to have each lamp pointed at an angle (large or small).
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no documentation is provided. only marking on the bulb is "ce""9 out of 10 bulbs worked
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I bought two sets of 3 light each with adapters, extended length of adapters by cutting in half and soldering various length wire between each half to desired length and connected all six. make sure not to cross connect wires. all working without any problem.
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No idea. They're gone. I've already shipped them back. Went to Lowes & bought some $5/each lights today & they're all lit up nicely tonite. Sorry I couldn't be of help.
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The light is polarity sensitive, red is positive, black is negative, check the polarity of your existing wiring, you may find black is positive and white is negative. Why you have 2 white wire? I'm not sure, one wire may possibly be suppling gound to another fixture... goood luck, Scott
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Not as far as I can tell. I tried to align all wiring the same way, but otherwise it doesn't seem to matter. It is low voltage AC output. I split my lights across the two sets of terminals, but I'm not using the full power yet. One of the terminal screws is stripped so I'll have to fix that at some point.
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My center LED does not appear to "turn on" either when the light is plugged in and the other diodes appear to be "on". In one of the product images you can see that the product pictured has a center LED that does not appear to be emitting visible light either. So it does not seem that our lights are defective, but it would be nice to learn the function of the center LED.
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No only one. All three lights snap together and use the one plug provided. That was the reason I returned it.
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There is a code hard wired into it. You have an "A", or a "B", etc which is in the transmitter and receiver. They must match. Or you can have two "A" transmitters and use two switches and one receiver, which will let you turn off one light in three places.