can you override the sensor so the light remains on all the time
503313
No, not without adding another switch to the circuit. The timer on the unit only goes to 20 minutes. The nice part is the timer resets every time it detects movement, I can set it for 5 minutes and it will stay on for as long as I am in the room and it detects movement and won't turn off for 5 minutes after I leave the room.
503314
The Leviton OSFHU-ITW occupancy sensor is adjustable to allow the lights to remain lit for a maximum period of 20 minutes, and a minimum span of 30 seconds after the last detected motion.
503315
This sensor is more for a high bay type installation, works really well. There is no manual override on this unit but can be programmed to stay on for quits a while and is very responsive to any motion in a room. Hope this helps!
2133337
If you have a sensor this can happen adjust the angle it, I adjusted my sensor so the light goes on solid all the time.
1091027
Not sure what timer you are referring to. There is a simple ON setting that bypasses the light sensor.
2135461
I could only inform you that the only power used would be miniscule to keep the sensor working. The lights are LED which use very little power when on. This is the only answer I could come up with other then 'I don't know'.
1367762
It should, you can set the sensitivity level and the length of time the light stays on.
2230561
Well, they send those tubes of different lengths to block the light to make it turn "on" well the same tubes make it stay on during the day as well. I took mine and threw them away , tried with out any tubes. It still stayed on. Throw entire sensor away and use manual on off switch. Wish I had better answer.
2051428
Yes....light has 3 settings, off, dusk-to-dawn and motion sensor setting. I have mine set to motion sense so the light only turns on when I walk by it and I have it set to stay on for about 30 seconds after I walk away from it
2283343
I don't think so. You might be able to do it by covering the light sensor but the appeal of this product is the on/off capability.
1649705
From, my experience, no. The sensor requires a lot of light to shut off. Mine was on all the time.
708904
Or put a small piece of paper towel over the sensor and the light will stay on!
457074
I believe that you will need to adjust the timer. There are various settings that you can adjust to meet your lighting and security purposes. You may have the timer set in the test position. I would check here first, the switch is located on the bottom side of the sensor.
1855225
If I understand your question, you want one sensor to turn on a light and a second sensor to turn it back off. The answer would be "NO". These sensors do not have three-way capability.
566623
No it doesn't work as simple light switch. There is an on off function for the sensor though. I do not see a lack of this function as a problem at all. :) I still recommend this.
1550447
The light doesn't go on in daytime because it has a light sensor. You might be able to tape over the sensor to disable it.
566625
No it doesn't work as simple light switch. There is an on off function for the sensor though.I do not see a lack of this function as a problem at all. :) I still recommend this.
1942402
I don't think so. My guess is that if the sensor is blocked by the fixture, the light would always be on; if it is NOT blocked, the fixture's reflector may reflect light back on to the sensor, thus turning it off and on repeatedly at night. The bulb is designed to operate with a relatively unobstructed outside view. They work great for me in light post and wall mount carriage house-type glass and metal fixtures.
134301
Yes, you can turn it off. Product literature also says it has a "learning mode" if you turn the light on within a few seconds of entering the sensing zone, it will learn that you want it on in partial or even full light.