First Alert PIR720RN Motion Sensing Light Socket
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Tools and Hardware Reviews of First Alert PIR720RN Motion Sensing Light Socket
Customer Review: DOES NOT WORK WITH CFL
Summary: 1 Stars
Despite the picture showing a cfl bulb, they don't work in this unit. The cfl bulb flickered a lot and then went out and didn't come back on. After that attempt I tried a standard bulb, and it flickered a bit as well, and it never turned back off.Customer Review: Dark Cellar
Summary: 4 Stars
Before installing this auto light switch I had to descend a dark stairway to my cellar. A definite safety issue.
Now with the motion sensing light socket in place the stairs are illuminated prior to my first step down.
A great product at a bargain price!
Customer Review: Dead after 2 Months
Summary: 1 Stars
I bought this for the bathrooms at my son's little league to help save on power and lower their electric bill. First I tried a Florescent bulb. This bulb died in a day. Then I put in a regular incandescent bulb, which worked for about a month, then the Motion Sensor died.
This product is a great idea perhaps someday the manufacture will actually make one that lasts longer than my bill from my credit card.
Customer Review: Dead on arrival
Summary: 1 Stars
the product is made china i thought it was made in the USA
its for indoor use only and cant be used outside
the product did not work at all , i used 40 and 60 watt bulbs never worked , i installed it in 3 different locations and it never worked .
the socket looks and feels good but whats the use if it dont work
thats what you get when buy chinese products.....nothing!!!
Customer Review: Did not work with CFL's
Summary: 2 Stars
When used with a Compact Flourescent bulb, the lamp began to flicker after a few seconds. Not every time, but enough to piss you off. Seemed to work with standard incandescent and LED lamps, however incandescents are going away and any useful LED's are still stupid money to buy.