Customer Rating: Summary: Will Dance for Light... Comment: I installed this over the toilet in my master bathroom for late night visits. The light initially comes on fine but turns off after only about 20 seconds, not long enough. The motion detector has trouble picking up continued motion, you must make very exaggerated movements to get the light to come back on. This can be messy for late night bathroom trips.
PROBLEMS:
-Does not detect "continued" motion well
-Light "on" time is not adjustable
-Turns on even in day light (inefficient) Customer Rating: Summary: Not all that I expected.... Comment: I had this Philips Spot on LED Motion Sensor light on my list of things to pick up after seeing it demonstrated by Lou Manfredini on the Today show. I finally got around to ordering it and I have to say I was little disappointed.While it does do as promised, lights up when sensing motion and provides adequate saftey light~it does this 24/7!! It does not "rest" during daylight hours and there is no switch for on/off to disable it during the day. That would be the number one improvement I would suggest to Philips!! Customer Rating: Summary: Not worth the money Comment: The Philips motion sensing light is a good idea, but after about four weeks the motion sensor begin acting up and then four or five weeks later, the motion sensor stopped working and light stayed on until the batteries ran down. You pay for what you get - don't waste your money on this one. Customer Rating: Summary: high end kitchen look and feel Comment: This is a great because of it's bright light, perfect for under the counter. And, while the lights do turn off after 15-20 seconds, they do not turn off until 15-20 seconds after it no longer senses movement. So, you can work at a counter a long time with the light on. It gives a very high end look and feel to a kitchen. Best of all, if you have a solar changer for AAA batteries, as I do, you never pay for electricity, only the rechargable batteries. It's an enviromental win-win. Customer Rating: Summary: Phillips Motion Sensor No Energy Saver. Comment: I was looking for a way to save energy but the Phillips is not it. It goes on every time someone passes---day or night. This will chew up the batteries fast requiring a waste of energy to recharge.
If you really want to save on your electric bill and cut down on greenhouse emissions. I suggest the Maxxim motion sensing lights. They only turn on when it is dark.
