What is the motion detection range (how far)? and How wide of an angle do the cover? Thanks!
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Hello, The motion sensor will pick up on a 20ft range, and 120 degree coverage. Thanks! www.FortressSecurityStore.com
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Easley 20 feet plus, I am about 30 feet back from the street, and I have to point the sensor down a little to keep the cars on the street from turning my light on. The manual says 50 feet, and I have no doubt it will detect from 50 feet. To date, I am totally satisfied with this unit, even at -5 degrees F this detector functions perfectly, better than any other motion detector I have ever had. Mine did not come with an ezplate, as I only ordered the sensor.
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I dont know the exact range but my lights will detect motion at least 20 feet away
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Yes it does have Motion Detection, when connected to TV you can adjust your Settings to your Needs....Very Good Product..
851081
It's really not meant to be a security motion detector, will see you at about 5 feet away and light up your path....works great at that!
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Add to my previous answer, the motion sensor is adjustable in all directions to aim at the angle you'd like
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It is not very accurate and it basically has to be in view of the motion sensor. It won't work thru walls and it has a range of about 30 to 50 feet
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The motion detection is great. I have one mounted inside a walk-in closet. It will come on while walking past the closed slotted closet door, in a dark bedroom. Mounting it horizontally should not be a problem what-so-ever.
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Can set the unit to view a broad angle which limits its distance. Don't recall how far that detects. The beam setting can detect up to about 50' as I recall. I use the beam all around my property. To limit the distance I aim the beam at a tree trunk, wall, run the beam into the ground or other ways. You could aim it at a power box or shrub. Does a wonderful job. I tried many different detectors and this is the only one reliable and durable. Have had one receiver and 6 detectors for nearly 10 years mounted outside. Not a failure yet. Batteries last a year or more. I use the cheapest alkaline I can find. Can set the unit to view a broad angle which limits its distance. Don't recall how far that detects. The beam setting can detect up to about 50' as I recall. I use the beam all around my property. To limit the distance I aim the beam at a tree trunk, wall, run the beam into the ground or other ways. You could aim it at a power box or shrub. Does a wonderful job. I tried many different detectors and this is the only one reliable and durable. Have had one receiver and 6 detectors for nearly 10 years mounted outside. Not a failure yet. Batteries last a year or more. I use the cheapest alkaline... » Read More Can set the unit to view a broad angle which limits its distance. Don't recall how far that detects. The beam setting can detect up to about 50' as I recall. I use the beam all around my property. To limit the distance I aim the beam at a tree trunk, wall, run the beam into the ground or other ways. You could aim it at a power box or shrub. Does a wonderful job. I tried many different detectors and this is the only one reliable and durable. Have had one receiver and 6 detectors for nearly 10 years mounted outside. Not a failure yet. Batteries last a year or more. I use the cheapest alkaline I can find. « Show Less
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It will detect movement 360 degrees directly below the sensor in an umbrella-type coverage.... Otherwise, It can only detect motion 180 degrees.
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I'm not sure what the specifications say but it is about 60 feet from where I mounted mine to the street and as it was adjusted out of the box, it was seeing cars in the street, so I adjusted the sensitivity and aimed it a little more downward so that it would only detect the closer motion near the door. Works great so far!
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Keep in mind the range for the motion sensor to operate is approx 40'. Also there is a visible red flash, while not very bright, may invite a vandals attention.
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To be honest with you I haven't installed my cameras yet but I've installed three motion detector lights and they work in the 35-40 feet range so hopefully these cameras will too. I should have mine installed in a few weeks so check back a little later for the most up to date answer.
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You don't indicate how close these trees are to the intended location. If you a putting it on a building, be sure to aim the sensor down. The are sensor blocks (small plastic strips) included with the light to block off motion area from affecting the sensor. We have an evergreen about 20 ft tall adjacent to the driveway and even with our high wind, the sensor is not affected. Sometimes you have to do a fair amount of fine tuning when you install any sensor light. We bought this one because it appeared to be able to sense motion even if mounted pretty high, higher than most other sensor lights sold. It is mounted about 23 feet up over our garage doors. It works perfectly everytime, but it did take time to fine tune the sensitivity and directional aiming of the sensor.
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I think they consider 4 feet away to be ideal. You should also note the detector will only work on panel doors (you mount it on the top panel) and not solid one piece doors the swing upwards or carriage style.
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It detects motion from up to 15 feet away according to the listing so if it's in that range then yes.
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OK, I'm confused. Does it stay on as long as it keeps detecting motion, or does it turn off after 10 minutes or so regardless if you are in range or not?