Age 18-24 25-34 35-44 45-54 55-64 65 and older Gender Male Female Verified purchaser This product seems to work fine - it has gaps in sensing but after jumping around a few times it seems to work fine and I get a short workout. Yes (2) No (0)  Report Yes (2) No (0) Verified purchaser Verified purchaser I was hoping the lights would come on when you walked into the room. My wife is short. Goodnews, she gets extra exercise. Badnews, she does a lot of arm waving. Yes (0) No (0)  Report Yes (0) No (0) Verified purchaser Verified purchaser works well for the area I use it in. This is my second one, and It performs well. Yes (1) No (0)  Report Yes (1) No (0) Verified purchaser I bought it thinking it would work in any position. It didn't work when the bulb is in an upright position. The sensor can't read the movement unless it is facing down. Yes (6) No (0)  Report Yes (6) No (0) Verified purchaser Before getting this socket, we used to often forget to turn the garage light off.

It would stay on for long periods of time, wasting a lot of electricity. Initially we tried a similar socket from another company, but that one stopped working after a couple of months. This First Alert PIR725 Motion Sensing Light Socket works so well in the garage, that I'm now looking for more places to install them throughout the house. Who needs an Internet connected home, when systems like this make your lights just as smart? Yes (1) No (0)  Report Yes (1) No (0) Verified purchaser I needed an automatic light in my garage to turn on whenever a car pulled in because the ancient (but still working quite well) garage door opener doesn't have a light. Opted for the 360 degree version because I wanted it to also turn on automatically when a person entered the garage from the house, the opposite direction. Worked ok with some directional tweaking, but be warned it is not a full 360 degrees, has some dead or blind areas. Otherwise, works well for me. Yes () No (1)  Report Yes () No (1) Verified purchaser Lights the garage and I don't need to remember to turn it off.

Replacing the light on the door opener that only works when it wants to. Yes (0) No (0)  Report Yes (0) No (0) Verified purchaser this is my third unit. they work well but for only about 1 year. don't know why such a short life-span especially when they are never touched. mine is in the ceiling of the garage but dies each year....just bought a new one for MY LAST TIME. I am trying another company next. This unit is poorly made to only last 1 year......my one light bulb has out-lived two of these units....let's hope the third times a charm. Yes () No (3)  Report Yes () No (3) Verified purchaser I WAS TIRED OF KIDS AND SIG OTHER LEAVING LIGHTS ON IN THE PANTRY AND LAUNDREY ROOM. I TOOK OT THE OLD BULB PLACED THIS PRODUCT IN THE SOCKET, REPLACED THE BULB, TURNED THE LIGHT ON AND WAAAA LAAA THAT WAS IT. IF THEY ACCIDENTLY LEAVE THE LIGHT ON IT WILL AUTOMATICALLY SHUT OFF IN 4 MINUTES, I LIKE THAT AS LONG AS YOU LEAVE THE LIGHT SWITCH ON THE MOTION OF SOMEONE ENTERING SWITCHES THE LIGHT ON AUTOMATICALLY.

IVE TRIED A CHEAPER BRAND PRIOR TO THIS WITH NO SUCESS. THIS IS THE ONE THAT WORKS. Yes (1) No (0)  Report Yes (1) No (0) Verified purchaser I have a basement light that is usually operated by a pull string. This First Alert Motion Sensing light socket eliminates having to fumble in the dark to turn it on. As soon as I come in from the garage or down the stairs, the light automatically turns on. I used to have this item years ago, then when I needed to replace it, I couldn't find it in the stores any more and had to settle for another type of motion detector. Auto Repair Shops For Sale In Tampa Floridai'm glad I was able to find the First Alert once again!Sell Used Books Va Beach Yes (2) No (0)  Report Yes (2) No (0)White Boxer Puppies For Sale Florida

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