Illuminate Your Space with a Flick of Motion! ✨
The GEGE mySelectSmart 36235 1 is a wireless motion-activated sensor and plug-in receiver designed for convenient control of indoor lighting. It features a 20ft motion detection range, compatibility with various bulb types, and a discreet design for easy placement. The system can be expanded with additional mySelectSmart devices, making it a versatile choice for modern lighting solutions.
| Brand | GE |
| Color | Motion Sensor - 1 Pack |
| Power Source | Battery Powered |
| Maximum Range | 150 Feet |
| Mounting Type | Wall Mount |
| Battery Description | 3 AAA Batteries Required (not included) |
| Number of Batteries | 3 AAA batteries required. |
| Manufacturer | Jasco Products Company, LLC |
| Part Number | 36235 |
| Item Weight | 7.5 ounces |
| Product Dimensions | 3.02 x 6.98 x 7.84 inches |
| Country of Origin | China |
| Item model number | 36235 |
| Batteries | 3 AAA batteries required. |
| Style | Motion Sensor And Receiver - 1 Pack |
| Item Package Quantity | 1 |
| Number Of Pieces | 1 |
| Certification | UL |
| Included Components | 1 Sensor, 1 Receiver, Mounting Hardware, User Manual |
| Batteries Included? | No |
| Batteries Required? | Yes |
| Description Pile | 3 AAA Batteries Required (not included) |
G**N
Battery Mystery Solved!
I wasn’t sure what the problem was so I tried lithium batteries and they still were consumed quickly. Then I wanted to see the location of the sensor might be less than optimal. I had one mounted above a door and another to the side of a door leading into the garage so it would be guarantee that when the door even opened a foot or so the light would turn on.I believe the problem is it can’t be too close to a surface because the sensor sees this as an object and keeps bouncing reflections off it? I don’t know.All I can say is having to relocated the sensor so it’s clear in front of it, nothing above it nothing below it left or right, aimed at the door, the batteries have lasted 2 weeks plusPrevious - Three AAA’s every 2-4 days. Lithium AAA lasted 5 days. Not very sustainable but it’s just more landfill waste to have my lights come on…
A**R
Works well.
Works as described. A bit of a learning curve to establish communication initialization.
P**L
Don't buy 2
These work GREAT, but there is no way to adjust the frequency. Thay are all on the same frequency. If you use one to light up your Christmas tree, and another to light a lamp in another room, either sending unit triggers both receivers. The sending range is at least 30 feet. If your units are further apart, they might work.Great for one, iffy for two. It is an interesting way to find out if someone in an apartment or condo near your's uses these.
D**N
It takes a few wiggles
Mine doesn’t seem to work for a while after install. Which means that I set it all up and it didn’t turn the light off after ten minutes of no motion. I don’t know what finally did make it work as it should, aka turn off, but it finally did. I don’t know what it is not functioning the first time or two it is plugged in, but after a bunch of plugging in and unplugging, it does work now. Why doesn’t it work the way it should the first three times it is plugged in??
J**N
Handles two 200+watt outside LED stadium lamps - No problem.
I made a simple WP container out of a small Rubbermaid plastic food container from Wally's and mounted it on a tree. The receiver is only semi-protected. (for a month so far..) I first used it with a small, flat LED panel ~50w ...then simply threw it at the big lamps.I ONLY wish I could set the timer. It is an alarm lamp for a 1/4mi long driveway and 5min would have been enough. This does give the security camera time to switch to a daylight setting ...which gives a better recorded image than IR.This is my second ..likely not the last.Jim
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