Works like a charm! The simplest way to mount this is by using a nail on the wall. Too early to know yet. Not worth the trouble to replace as the other porch lighting unit functions okay amd is sufficient. Motion activated from 30+ feet away on my small porch.
If only it were built with a light sensor on it so it could be disabled during the day. We cleaned every thing up and set this light on top of the slate so it could be at the height of the raccoon and also the light would shine in it is face. They worked so well that I have obtained 6 more and installed them in a variety of locations where light is required for thirty seconds during the night such as passage or staircase.
There's just one hole on the back for a screw, which may have made it impossible to mount on the ceiling as I had intended. Not really a fuddy-duddy illumination. First two were from "As Seen On TV" section at Walgreens. If you want to change the configurations so it doesn't go off multiple times during the day you can. I set up it right over the door with the light shining down. Only our front and side doorways are wired for a porch light. I tossed it when the batteries died. It was able to sense somebody walking from a couple of feet away. We have had rain and so far the porch lighting still works, but winter has not hit yet, so ideally it will hold up.
Functions good, but was expecting a significantly brighter light.
I'd not a problem putting them where they were required. They are exactly what I was searching for.
I would recommend this light! Now I'm going to find an additional solution. Requires 4 batteries, not three like it says for the bronze version of it right here. I am back here on Amazon looking for a substitute and I think I will try an additional brand name in the hopes of increased/longer term reliability. I got myself this driveway lighting unit after reading the numerous reviews here. When I was doing this, I found out it was the poor soldering work which made the small shield fell off. A month after I had this it got water within the "sealed" housing from a couple of light rains. Its unfortunate, a sham and a rip-off the producers call it a flood light. The light came on for about thirty seconds then went off.
If only it were built with a light sensor on it so it could be disabled during the day. We cleaned every thing up and set this light on top of the slate so it could be at the height of the raccoon and also the light would shine in it is face. They worked so well that I have obtained 6 more and installed them in a variety of locations where light is required for thirty seconds during the night such as passage or staircase.
There's just one hole on the back for a screw, which may have made it impossible to mount on the ceiling as I had intended. Not really a fuddy-duddy illumination. First two were from "As Seen On TV" section at Walgreens. If you want to change the configurations so it doesn't go off multiple times during the day you can. I set up it right over the door with the light shining down. Only our front and side doorways are wired for a porch light. I tossed it when the batteries died. It was able to sense somebody walking from a couple of feet away. We have had rain and so far the porch lighting still works, but winter has not hit yet, so ideally it will hold up.
Functions good, but was expecting a significantly brighter light.
I'd not a problem putting them where they were required. They are exactly what I was searching for.
I would recommend this light! Now I'm going to find an additional solution. Requires 4 batteries, not three like it says for the bronze version of it right here. I am back here on Amazon looking for a substitute and I think I will try an additional brand name in the hopes of increased/longer term reliability. I got myself this driveway lighting unit after reading the numerous reviews here. When I was doing this, I found out it was the poor soldering work which made the small shield fell off. A month after I had this it got water within the "sealed" housing from a couple of light rains. Its unfortunate, a sham and a rip-off the producers call it a flood light. The light came on for about thirty seconds then went off.
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This light is easy to install and ideal for places in which a lack of power makes the installing of a conventiional light not possible. I must say, it was, but still is a superb investment. cordless window candles. I am puzzled how such a low-quality merchandise gets these positive reviews. This little light works, not surprisingly. Driveway Lighting.
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