What is the detection range (in degrees - such as 180 degrees, 270 degrees, etc.) of the motion sensor?
381092
Detection range side to side is real close to 180deg. It is quite sensitive of my movement even at the end of this range! Also, it does not seem to be activated by tree limbs blowing - amazingly. Distance for detection of a person (for mine at approximately 10 feet high) is about 40-50 feet. I am VERY happy with this item. It lights my entire path from the car to the house and stays on while I am moving. Very easy to adjust to preferences too.
381093
Yes, up to 180 degrees, and 70' x 70'+ depends on mounting high and ambient temp level.
2187769
It is 180 degrees. I am using it for an autonomous robot with ultrasonic range finder (HC-SR04).
1481535
It is not very accurate and it basically has to be in view of the motion sensor. It won't work thru walls and it has a range of about 30 to 50 feet
1651167
Check the manual for the motion detector. There were old ones where the electronic switches in the motion detector got, well, confused if they were feeding something other than an electrically simple incandescent.
259389
The sensor is VERY sensitive. I have one mounted under the kitchen counter. I had to use black electrical tape to block about 95% of the sensor, to keep it from activating when getting near the counter. The tile back splash was reflecting my movements from a few feet away.
1162996
the model is the 200 with a sensor that captures 110 degrees of visibility. It works very well, only reacting to large objects, not moving branches or bushes. If you need a wider viewing sensor look at model STL360H. I also have this model and it too is excellent, and lasts years and years.
830324
Hard to say exactly but I have my light pointed at an angle of about 30 degrees down from the horizontal and it lights an area out to about 100'. If I had the lights pointed straight out it would probably light an area of about 200'. I highly recommend the lights from the standpoint of motion detector reliability and very good light output.
2136633
That's a really good question! I have no idea. Depends on where the sensor is.
130799
Because it's a motion detector, I don't think it will be very reliable in those settings.
1857085
The motion sensor is pretty sensitive. I have two dogs so I put it up on the counter to avoid them setting it off too much.
1633194
I installed one on my back porch and it doesn't have a daylight sensor. It comes on day or night if it detects motion. Works good though.
1428256
When motion sensor is "tripped", the 2 halogen bulbs are extremely bright. When not active the lite is probably the brightness of a 15W bulb. Totally like the lite. Low lite is not distruptive to neighbors. Radius is probably 15', 180 degrees
1162995
Mine came with the 200 degree sensor, as the STL200 should. The "Product Features" bullet point is a typo and the correct 200 degree range is listed several times on the product page.
714177
It's mounted 7'-10' high to be detected maximum distance up to 60'-70' (@75F or less). if just detects 10'-20' away that have to adjust sensitivity knob via clockwise to increase its sensing range.
360830
about 10 m at the out most distance from the sensor. however angle of the sensor and others can reduce the range
1503019
I dont know. :-) the sensor can be spun around 360 degrees but has limited range on its ball joint.
1506370
The available settings for the motion sensor are: 5 minutes, 10 minutes, 30 minutes, 60 minutes or Off.