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Saturday, February 25, 2012

Cooper Lighting MS180 180 Degree Replacement Motion Security Floodlight Sensor, Bronze Review

Cooper Lighting MS180 180 Degree Replacement Motion Security Floodlight Sensor, Bronze
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I installed it according to the instructions in a location protected from the weather and sun. It quit working in less than 60 days.
Update April/2011 in hindsight I may have over taxed the allowable wattagg of this unit. I wanted it to activate a six bay carport W/six 80 watt florescent lamps. When florescent lamp ballasts activate, they draw more current than the bulbs themselves and may have been why this unit quit, live and learn.

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For existing light provides 180 field of detection, turns lights on automatically with motion. Detects motion up to 70' away. Lights can be manually operated (override mode) from an inside light switch. Integral photo cell design prevents lights from turn

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Wednesday, August 24, 2011

Heath Zenith RH-6028-WH-A Outdoor Floodlight Kit with Twin Security Light and Wireless Motion Sensor, White Review

Heath Zenith RH-6028-WH-A Outdoor Floodlight Kit with Twin Security Light and Wireless Motion Sensor, White
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I purchased this item at a local retail outlet (Agent Orange) on clearance.
The remote control switch worked very poorly at first and eventually quit working entirely. That had been the primary reason I bought it as the light was wired into a non-switched circuit and I wanted to be able to turn it on and off at will.
I mounted the sensor in close proximity to the light and it worked as a security light somewhat reliably at first. Occasionally movement would not set off the light and occasionally the light would stay on continuously day and/or night.
Recently the sensor has practically quit working entirely. It is hit or miss if the light is going to come on and after several mornings of waking to it flashing on/off repeatedly I yanked the batteries out of it.
It's coming down now and I am on the market for a new replacement.

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Heath Zenith's outdoor floodlight kit is convenient for a couple of reasons. First, the floodlight is easily mounted where you want it to go, whether its on a wall or on an overhang, and it fits standard wiring boxes. Second, the motion sensor is completely separate from the lamp housing, so you can mount it anywhere within the 100-foot (max.) range of its wireless transmitter. Plus, it lets you select the duration of illumination after motion stops (one or five minutes). The floodlight uses up to 150 watt incandescent or 240 watt halogen bulbs (not included). Note that you will need to purchase two AA batteries for the motion sensor. For the same floodlight in a bronze finish, see Heath Zenith product #RH-6028-BZ-A. --Josh Dettweiler
What's in the BoxFloodlight, motion sensor, hardware kit


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Monday, July 4, 2011

61801 - FL300W Dual Floodlight with Motion Sensor Review

61801 - FL300W Dual Floodlight with Motion Sensor
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When first installed, we called Customer Service because the lights wouldn't come on. The rep was very helpful, identified the problem immediately (the small plates at the bottom of the socket which must connect with the light bulb had bent too far into the socket to make connection) and when we followed her simple directions, we were in business. It took a couple of tries to get the motion detector aimed exactly right, but once we figured it out, it operated perfectly. I have a narrow front yard, and we were able to zone in on the driveway, lawn and walkway. Passing cars, tree shadows, small animals, or people on the sidewalk do not light up the night However, one step onto the property, and the lights are on. If you want to cover a larger area, aiming it becomes even easier. We have it set to operate only at night and to stay on for ten minutes after all motion stops, but the light offers other options on its menu. We have a very high roof line, and the less expensive light we first purchased only triggered if we jumped up and down and waved our hands in the air. We wanted to mount the light high enough that a prowler couldn't just reach up and unscrew the bulb. We were able to mount the FL300 under the peak of the eaves and it operates flawlessly even in driving rain.


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Motion Sensor Security Floodlight NightGUARDIAN Floodlights enhance your family's security by turning on instantly when movement is detected. Law enforcement officials recommend bright exterior lighting as a good way to deter criminals. Motion detectors reduce energy consumption without sacrificing security. A precision molded Fresnel lens combined with advanced electronic technology and traditional STEINEL quality guarantee performance and reliability you and your family can count on.

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