- Does it need a hub or app to work?
- No. The motion sensor is built into the fixture and switches the light on its own once it is wired to a standard outdoor circuit.
- Can I use it with an LED bulb?
- Yes, it takes a standard screw-base bulb. An LED bulb keeps running costs down and suits the frequent on-off switching of a sensor light.
- How much area does the sensor cover?
- It is a typical passive infrared sensor, so it triggers on movement within a fairly short range in front of the fixture. Mount it at head height and aim it at the path or door you want covered.
- Is it weatherproof?
- It is made for outdoor walls, but the glass shade is the weak point. Mount it under an eave or overhang where rain and falling branches are less likely to hit it.
- Can it stay on instead of only reacting to motion?
- Most units of this type work only in sensor mode. If you need constant light, check the switch wiring or use a separate fixture for that spot.
- Is one enough for a front door?
- One covers a single doorway or a short path. For a wide driveway or a long wall, plan on two fixtures so the sensor zones overlap.
- Where is the Lukvuzo Motion Sensor Outdoor Wall Lights cheapest?
- At Lowe's, for $147.48, as of our latest check.