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Consejos:
1. Corta la fuente de alimentación antes de instalar el accesorio de iluminación
2. La luz no debe ser demasiado alta desde el suelo, preferiblemente entre 2,4 y 3,1 metros.
3. La luz debe estar lejos de los lugares con cambios rápidos de temperatura del aire como calefacción, aire acondicionado, refrigeradores, estufas, etc.
4. No debe haber pantalla, muebles, bonsai grande u otro aislamiento en el rango de detección
5. No instales la luz en lugares con fuertes actividades de flujo de aire como puertas, la pared o el techo que mira hacia la ventana y los conductos de aire.
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Información importante de la fuente de alimentación
Ángulo de detección
Cómo funciona
La luz del sensor de movimiento PIR se enciende cuando se detecta movimiento durante el día y la noche. Fácil instalación. Montado directamente en una caja de conexiones de 4 pulgadas. Una vez que se ilumina, permanece encendido durante 35 segundos. Si no se detecta más movimiento, se apagará.
Perfecto para nosotros en el armario, pasillo, lavandería, garaje, despensa
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A Kach
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 20 de marzo de 2025
Works well and easy to install.
Gray Rider
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 4 de febrero de 2025
Product appears good quality, included hardware for different installation scenarios, and pretty good instructions. (Didn't say first step is to remove the light's cover.). Nonetheless , easy to install. LED very bright white light. Inside closet, goes on immediately when opening door, after exiting or shutting door, light goes out after 30 seconds. Liked that screw holes line up with ones in a standard round ceiling box.
Nick K.
Comentado en Canadá el 30 de abril de 2022
Works great
BRs
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 7 de octubre de 2021
Disclaimer: not sure if this is UL rated or safe for lighting spaces for more than a minute or two at a time. Choose your own destiny.I bought four of these lights for my closets to replace old pull-chain lights. I was able to replace all of these in just a couple of hours with minimal struggles. Mind you, I'm no electrician or lighting expert, just your average 30-something woman. The instructions were pretty clear, and even absent a degree in rocket science, I was easily able to figure out the install. I used a screwdriver and cordless electric driver, plus some tools to check that the power was off, and that's about it. There is a chance that you might need longer mounting screws, depending on the placement of the electrical box, but I was able to make it work with the screws provided.The screws didn't line up the best everywhere, but with some time and a little silent raging, I got them lined up well enough to where the sensor was pretty close to being centered at the front.The sensor works really well, and honestly, a little too well for me because I have hideous louvered closet doors that the sensor could "see" through. I solved that problem, though, with a little masking tape and just covered the front of the sensor to where now it doesn't detect the movement until the door is open and you stick a hand in. It's perfect. The light stays on for about 30 seconds after the last movement is detected.I think others had commented about how the light gets hot --- this is really meant for use in areas that won't be lit up for long periods of time. Closets. Scary areas under the stairs. Not for high traffic areas. The instructions are pretty clear about that if you read them.For me, these lights worked out great.
Ian K.
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 12 de agosto de 2019
I'm in the process of updating an old 1967 ranch style home, and when I purchased it about 3 years ago I was told by the appraiser that the exposed, pull string lights in all the closets were no longer to code. As there are no light switches for my closets, I was essentially stuck replacing these with another form of pull string fixture.I got to thinking that something motion activated would be ideal, and even went as far as getting a battery powered motion detection light bar... and it sucked. It barely lit the area and I had to wave my hand in front of it to activate it. And then it died. And its corpse remained in this closet until now.Having learned how to hard-wire electrical fixtures very recently, I was updating all the old fixtures in the house. A closet remodel has been on my list, and that pull string still bothered me a ton. I found this on amazon and decided to give it a try.Super easy install. Installs like most other fixtures in the sense you mount the ceiling bracket and then mount the fixture to it. This is the first I've installed where you just line up and twist it on, which wasn't too much of a hassle. I went and flipped the power back on, went back upstairs to my closet, and as I peeked around the bi-fold doors, the light came on.Since being installed, it does not seem super sensitive which I like. the closet is old, hollow-core bi-fold doors, and the light does not trigger once the door is opened, only once I lean into the closet like I'm going for something. The light is very bright, lighting up the entire closet regardless of the boards that could easily block most of this light. As far as when it turns off, I don't know. I'm usually long gone by then, but I'd imagine it's as described.I'm thinking about getting a few more of these for other areas of the house.
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