Product Description: Uses 4-candelabra base bulbs, 25 watts maximum, (sold separately). 9-3/8" wide x 5-7/16" high.
Amazon.com Product Description: Motion-activated lights are very convenient, but they can be a little bulky and awkward to look at-in the driveway is fine, but you wouldn't want to put one on your porch. Heath Zenith's motion-activated porch lights are another story: the SL-4305 looks like an ordinary five-sided porch light.
The unit will detect motion in a 360-degree radius with up to 30-feet detection range. You can set the light timer to one, five, or ten minutes, and the sensor itself may be adjusted to give you more or less sensitivity (so it doesn't light up every time a car drives by). The weather-resistant brass construction means it's going to look good for a while, too.
If you're looking to save a little money on lighting your porch by installing a motion-detector, this is a great option that won't look out of place. Requires four candelabra bulbs of up to 25 watts each (not included).--Josh Dettweiler
Perfect The casual observer would never guess this is a motion activated light which makes it a perfect addition to any home. Easy to install, flexible settings, and optional override gives you everything you need. I installed it and had it working great in about 15 minutes. I'll never have to fumble around in a dark carport again.
Wonderful Product Our home was broken into by a neighbor boy and his sister so we looked all over for a motion light to put above out enterance door. This light works wonderfully and is not obviously a motion light. We leave it on at all times and it flashes on as someone approaches on our sidewalk to our door. So if the lights on someone has been around our front porch. Makes me feel safer.
Perfect for front porch I was tired of pulling out of my garage only to realize that 1) I left my front porch light on all night & 2) I have to go back into the house to turn the light off.
It looks good, it looks just like my old light fixture except for the white motion sensor ball in the middle - it doesn't scream "security light"
I think it has a light sensor, it will not turn on during the daytime
When I pull into the driveway at night, it turns on, so now I get to do a quick visual check to see if there is anything on my door. Now all I need for the front door is a security camera.
I took my brother about 20 minutes to install, lightbulbs are not included but no special tools were required
Great motion light, higly recommend! This is a terrific light. It matches the typical sofit light style, and is a motion light as well. I like how it is discrete and doesn't scream "motion activated light!". It has all the options you could want, and the wiring is as simple as any normal light fixture. You can turn it on (overrides motion), off, or on the motion setting, which has several features and adjustments. Even if you let it on, it will automatically turn off during the day to save electricity. The only thing I do not like about this light is that it takes a candelabra base bulb. There are less options for these bulbs, and CFLs are much more expensive. I am currently using 3 15 watt incandescents, which provides enough light and doesn't use too much electricity since I have the light set to only stay on 5 minutes after the motion detector is activated. This is a very nice addition to have to my home. Saved me money as well, I've heard of people paying over $200 to have a motion light installed, and I did this one myself for less than $50!
Backporch Light I purchased this light for my back porch. When I leave it on high sensitivity it stays on all the time. I recently adjusted it to medium. I use it primarily when I let my dog out. Sometimes it takes several seconds to click on. Other times it clicks off when my dog is in the yard (I don't have a big yard)-even when she is moving around. It works great if you are standing on the porch and I think if you buy it for security purposes it would be fine.
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