Is the motion sensor moveable? Can it be turn sideway instead of facing directly ahead?
377996
It is not movable, but the range of 180+ is great. We installed 4 around the exterior and they work great.
377997
No - it's fixed. I think there may be an adjustment - wide or narrow? Or maybe just straight out. The cars set it off from about 25 feet away - works great. Just hope they last!
377998
it can rotate some right and left. Just not all the way say 45 degree. Probably like 30 degrees.
511631
Yes a motion sensor is just another form of a switch the light doesn't know what's telling it to come on and doesn't care. Good to go.
1062540
Not that I seen anywhere on it, but you can change direction of rotation, clockwise or counterclockwise.
1874107
You can't, really. It does move backwards unless there is something to keep it from doing so.
262327
It doesn't move side to side. You would have to loosen the mount and slide it.
1486101
It is in the install instructions. If u don't have them try google. It is all about moving te sensing unit to the right or left.
831934
The answer is yes. Think of this just like a light at the end of your 3 way circuit. If the light would turn on then the sensor would also be engaged. The light (down stream) from the sensor will be on as needed when the sensor detects motion and no daylight.
1033192
Not sure what you mean about "movable". It can be pivoted up and down to aim the light where you want it. It mounts with screws and between mounting it at the angle you want and pivoting it up and down you can aim it where you want it. The installation is an easy job. I bought the 3-pack. I've had them installed for several months. They have worked very well and I'm satisfied with them. My only complaint...and it's a small one...is that once activated the lights only stay on for a short time...maybe 20-30 seconds. That's probably enough time and it's probably designed that way to save battery life...but I also have several motion sensor lights that are hard wired and they stay lit longer...maybe for a minute or so.
852082
I put mine on the side of the house so that the sensor would have input. check the instructions, you may be able to use it on timer only. DEL
979864
No, I don't think it can be turned off. There is a light which shows when the motion sensor is active.
302035
If you rotate it 180 degrees so it's facing forward first, yes. It can not be closed and turned on... in fact, to turn it on, you open the door.
2161824
Sensor has a 180 degree pivot arm adjustment and I'm guessing a 10-15 degree back to front wiggle movement. I have the Westek connected to a porch cieling fixture with the sensor facing "Downward" and adjusted to max forward position, like toward the bulb. Porch cieling fixture is betwix steps leading from main porch entry/ exit and steps leading to 2nd fl landing; under these circumstances the sensor adjusted facing downward can easily capture movement in either direction of the stairs!
2119897
Yes, that is the way we have ours. we can turn it by the switch inside if we want. it is left though in the automaticposition so it only comes on from detected motion.
552259
I think so. If it is flush mounted to a wall the sensor will not point straight down but should still pick up movement from underneath it. The lights will get close but cannot go straight down without hitting the motion sensor.
72841
You can. It will detect movement but the setup is difficult. I'm still hit-or-miss with the settings on mine. The instructions are very limited as to what each option you setup in the software.
1291634
No, it cannot. I looked through the manual and can only be used forward facing.
1048790
They have changed this bulb and the sensor no longer rotates. So, it is possible if you screw it in, it may face the back of the fixture. Not good.