OrbitLightMaster 86730 Motion Sensor for Landscape Lighting
Description
🌟 Light Up Your Life with Smart Security!
- ENHANCED SECURITY - Senses heat and movement up to 40 feet away.
- SEAMLESS INTEGRATION - Works perfectly with Orbit's 3-Zone LED Light Controller.
- FLEXIBLE INSTALLATION - Easily mount on walls or stake into the ground.
- ILLUMINATE YOUR OUTDOORS - Transform your landscape with smart security lighting.
- ADVANCED MOTION DETECTION - Rotatable 120° angle for comprehensive coverage.
The OrbitLightMaster 86730 Motion Sensor enhances your landscape lighting system by providing advanced motion detection and flexible installation options. With a 120-degree detection angle and a range of up to 40 feet, it ensures your outdoor spaces are both illuminated and secure. Compatible with Orbit's 3-Zone Landscape LED Light Controller, this sensor is a must-have for modern outdoor living.
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Reviews
J**E
Mounted under overhang on garage to keep out of the ...
Mounted under overhang on garage to keep out of the majority of weather as some reviews state it can get rain in it.
A**O
Useful
I use them to see at night
K**L
3 working after 2+ years
I have three of these installed, one is in on the stake out in the weather. They have been working flawlessly for 3 years.
S**Z
One works fine and the other trips the lights on all the ...
I actually have TWO of these hooked up to my system. One is on each corner / entrance to the property. One works fine and the other trips the lights on all the time. I researched this on the web and I believe it has an air leak and senses wind / temperature changes as motion. Obviously, these detectors are not temperature compensated and not sealed. I'm going to try to seal it up with silicone and then place tape over the sides of the lens to minimize the false alarms. I don't appreciate a "project" and I'd like to see Orbit use adjustable sensitivity detectors with better enclosures.
V**N
Works fine unless it's over 80 degrees
Works fine unless it's over 80 degrees. The the sensor stays "on" until temperature drops again. Tech support can't seem to offer any solutions. As long as it's not hot, works fine.
M**S
Spend your time and money on quality
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