Amazon has
Woods Outdoor 1800W Swivel-Mount Photocell Light Control (59413WD) for
$1.52.
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Woods Outdoor 1800W Swivel-Mount Photocell Light Control (59413WD) for
$1.52.
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Features:
- Automates outdoor security and landscape lighting by using an integrated photocell to automatically activate lights at dusk and turn them off at dawn.
- Features a 1/2-inch NPT threaded swivel base that allows precise directional positioning toward ambient natural light and away from artificial light reflection.
- Equipped with a built-in time delay feature to prevent accidental cycling or flickering caused by headlights from passing vehicles, lightning flashes, or stray shadows.
- Supports up to 1800W max capacity across a wide range of lighting technologies including LED, CFL, incandescent, and halogen fixtures.
- Constructed with a heavy-duty, weatherproof housing designed for hardwired direct-conduit installation on walkways, driveways, post lamps, and outdoor building perimeters.
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Seems like these would replace the motion sensor arm of floodlights?
But, that requires trashing a sensor.
Ours, anyway, have a switch to choose between no sensing, dusk-to-dawn, and motion/night.
I went ahead and ordered one of these, but the more I think about it, the more I don't know what to do with it. All of our outdoor lights but the one security flood are Zigbee bulbs with their own routines based on sundown making this redundant.
I can see the advantage of tying multiple lights or whatever to a single sensor, though, and not everything needs to be a "smart" device.
Seems like these would replace the motion sensor arm of floodlights?
But, that requires trashing a sensor.
These mount into a standard electrical junction box, through the knockout hole [amazon.com] using the supplied connector nut, or into a threaded junction box [amazon.com], or box cover /wall plate [amazon.com] (such as would come with your floodlight + box kit).
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is there a deal on one that just screws into a lightbulb socket?
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