Ceiling Mount 360 degree PIR Occupancy Motion Sensor,2200W,110-265V,8-12M High Sensitive HardWired Occupancy Sensor Detector, Commercial/Residential,Up to 1600 sq.ft(10A,Neutral Wire Required)

The media could not be loaded. I do not do reviews very often but just had to write about this great product. I wanted to be able to turn on a single LED shop light in the garage rather than having to reach for a switch every time. I installed this per the directions and without making any adjustments on the unit, IT WORKS PERFECTLY. I installed it on the garage ceiling which is about 10' tall. It is about 6' from the door. As you will see in the video, the light comes on before I even take one step into the garage. I can highly recommend this product! I am including a wiring diagram for the unit.

Installed in a walk-in closet and so far it has worked great. I’m a retired electrician so it wasn’t an issue for me to install, however, someone who isn’t familiar with house wiring might need assistance.

The install can be a bit challenging if it is flush mount and your wires are stiff. Both locations I installed these. They work perfectly and the adjustments for them easy to use and set up. On the most sensitive scale I have seen a mouse trip these. Direct wire no relays or anything extra required.

Product was great but instructions are so small I had to magnify them to read them.

The hole pattern for this is a triangle, so its obviously not going to mount to any electrical box. I guess you are just supposed to drill a hole through the sheetrock, shove romex through, and then mount this over the top of the hole? That seems ridiculous to me. Really wish this installed over my existing box.

Awesome sensor works amazing and accurate,I was ordering a bunch of sensors non of them had the 8 feet range it said online but it wasn’t like that.Ordered this one it’s great product.Easy to install and set up.Perfect product worth every penny.Thank you.

As the review heading states, we were so impressed with these that we have now ordered two. We will probably order more as we are finishing our unfinshed basement. We got the first one to automate the lights at the base of our basement stairs. The existing light switch is in a dumb location and you are always fumbling in the dark and trying to find the switch. This occupancy sensor took care of that right away. However, it is the features and functionality on this that have prompted us to order a second (for the basement workshop) and possibly even a third (for the storage room). First, this installed very easily and is sized to fit on a standard sized round junction box. Most or all of the features are accessible from the surface of the unit - which means you do not have to take it down to change the settings. The sensor is highly sensitive, had a huge range of sight, and catches our movement even if we are not directly in view of this. There are abundant time-delay settings so this is highly customizable. It also appears this has a daylight sensor on it which will keep the lights from coming on if it senses daylight from nearby windows. (We haven't tested this as most of our basement has no windows.) You can override this on the unit, but this is a great energy saving feature. If you have daylighting, you *shoudn't* need artificial lighting. I am super impressed that this occupancy sensor has this feature. If you opt to order this, make sure you are ordering the correctly sized unit for the amount of lights you have. The 5A unit will carry up to 500 watts give or take. The 10 A will carry the 1100 W listed on Amazon. Finally, the price is fanastic, making this occupancy sensor an exceptional value.

Product is easy to program and design look good but functionality not so good. 1st unit put up burn out after about 10 times sensing or so, order another one put it up and walking under neath the sensor but still turn off the lights, PIR do not work well with High setting. Another annoying thing was when turn on the switch lights come for 2 seconds then sensor turn the lights off then immediately turn lights back on for approximate 1 minute green LED in sensor not work at all then it turn off lights again. For 3rd time sensor turn on lights then it would work normal but must really moving around to keep lights on, probably this is what is cheap motion sensor are. Bought a different brand name item little costly but work as it supposed to.