Does this bulb work on a motion sensor switch?
485061
I am not sure. I would think possibly not well because it is not recommended for a dimmer switch, which has different electronic configuration than a regular switch.
485062
Yes, we have it on one and it's fine. However, I don't think it's suitable for dimmers.
485063
I can't get it to work with my motion sensor switch.I installed 3 of them on my ceiling fixture and my motion sensor switch can turn the bulbs on but cannot turn them off.
485064
I do not see why it would not. It fits into anywhere a hologen bulb of the same type would fit. So as long as your light has a motion sensor, it should work.
485065
Hi, I don't know but works very well on regular light fixture in the ceiling. bright and economical. I have them for 6 moths now.
387534
Two lights on one switch should be no problem. The switch goes to one light which is wired to the second light. Just wire the motion sensor to the first light that is connected to the switch. Once installed the light switch is left on so if anything enters the 110 degree area of the sensor it will turn both lights on.
1273010
Yes. I have done exactly that by replacing the two flood light fixtures (on a standard motion sensor light kit) with two of these LEDs. It works perfectly. Just pay Attention to the wiring!! and do one side at a time. :)When motion sensors trigger they simply send 120v (in USA) to the existing flood light sockets so that the bulbs light up.These particular LEDs can handle anywhere from 80v all the way up to 240v if I recall correctly.So make sure you hook them up on the two wires going directly to the old socket connectors and you will be fine.
2205804
Yes, it should as this is an on/off sensor. Some sensors work on a gradual feed like a dimmer. I have used this on flouresant and led's.
2075098
It should work, if worry about heat transfer if the bulb is to close unless it led or cfl.
755716
Sorry, I don't know. I have on a straight ON/OFF switch. But the bulb is bright and works great.
1661379
I believe it would work provided the switch on the light was left in the ON position, your porch switch would then control power to the light. There is an identical light on Amazon that has a motion sensor in it that is advertised as a porch light. You may want to look at that one too.
1486169
On the battery itself it says "FOR HIGH-DRAIN DEVICES" so with that information I would believe it would work on your sensor light. But just to be safe what kind of sensor light is it?
1574436
Yes. You can slide the switch to ON and it will act like a regular light switch. Or you can slide it to AUTOMATIC (you adjust the timer to your liking) and it will act like a sensor. I have had my sensors (6) for over 3 years and love them. They were cheaper on Amazon than Lowes or Home Depot.
727832
Mine lights or flashes when motion is detected. It does not stay on steady. This is a good replacement because unlike some others it works with any incandesant bulbs and it works great on a dimmer switch. With others, you cannot use a dimmer or energy efficient bulbs.
2005959
I have two --- one works great on motion sensor. The other has proven very difficult to get the settings right. I would not recommend unless you have a lot of patience.
355574
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.
952538
Any light should be able to be used wth a sensor switch. It's an instant on bulb so there is very little time when it's not fully bright.
1528167
Yes, it can be. I have 3 of these and have covered the sensor (the small little hole, not the white translucent plastic bulge), and that way the sensor turns the light on if there is motion day or night. I see someone else said no, but I don't think they did it right, because it works on all 3 of mine. PS - I used black electrical tape so that the sensor would be well blacked out.
2140664
no motion, i have 5 of the same 2 bulb fixtures hooked up on one switch. turn on and off at my leisure. if you buy them invest in LED bulbs. they may cost more, but are worth it. they deliver the best light, and dont attract as many bugs as regular bulbs.
1109418
I don't see why it wouldn't work. The bulb is just a bulb. For the motion-sensing, that depends on the fixture. The fixture tells the bulb to turn off/on. So, with a timer, it would be the same. The fixture would te the bulb to turn off/on.
1719559
I never try that but if you know how to connect it, it should. I assume you use the motion sensor as a power switch.