4 Pack Motion Sensor Light Switch, Neutral Wire Required, Single Pole Only (Not 3-Way), Indoor in-Wall Occupancy Sensor with Wall Plate, Adjustable Timer, Title 24, UL Certified, White

Replaced an older LUTRON motion detector switch that was going 'blind' (i.e. losing motion sensitivity rapidly). Other than having to deal with a neighbor who wanted to 'snoopervise', installation/replacement took minutes (including scanning the docs).This unit has a lot more adjustments (sensitivity, light timing, etc) than my older unit. At initial install, I left everything pretty much at default, but having the options are a big plus. Appears to work well - hopefully for a long time!What to do with with old/weak dectectors? Install them in walk in closets/pantries where sensitivity is just not an issue.

Excellent switch. Easy to install and to set it up. I'll buy more.

I have had a few of the EverElectrix Motion Sensor light switches installed in my house now for a few months and some of them perform better than others. All of them are great for energy savings though and work well 95% of the time. The biggest pro is just the convenience of having a light turn on for you when you enter a room rather than having to fumble for a switch or having to remember to shut it off after you leave the room.Firstly, the installation process was straightforward, and the switch seamlessly replaced my traditional light switch. The motion sensor technology is highly responsive most of the time. I have had a few times where I enter a room right after the switch has timed out and it doesn't register my movement and the light fails to come on. I have to do an exaggerated movement in order to get the light to turn back on.One of the standout features of the EverElectrix Motion Sensor Light Switch is its significant contribution to energy savings. The lights automatically turn off when the room is unoccupied, preventing unnecessary energy consumption. This not only reduces electricity bills but also aligns with eco-friendly practices by minimizing the environmental impact associated with constant energy usage.The customizable settings allow users to adjust the sensitivity and duration of the motion sensor, providing a personalized experience based on individual preferences. I appreciate the flexibility to fine-tune the settings to suit different areas of my home.The switch also operates seamlessly with various types of bulbs, making it a versatile choice for different lighting setups. The durability of the switch adds to its overall appeal, assuring me that it will continue to enhance my home's lighting efficiency for the long term.While the initial investment might be slightly higher than a standard switch, the energy savings over time make the EverElectrix Motion Sensor Light Switch a cost-effective choice. It's a smart investment that not only enhances convenience but also aligns with a commitment to sustainable living.In conclusion, the EverElectrix Motion Sensor Light Switch is a stellar addition to any home seeking to improve energy efficiency. Its responsive motion sensor technology, customizable settings, and significant energy savings make it a standout choice for those looking to upgrade their lighting system. I highly recommend it for both practicality and environmental consciousness.

Works perfect. Easy to install.

I can not write a full review. I know nothing about electricity. Our home is over 30 years old and the wires do not match. It was easy to install, it lit up but we are unable to get the sensor working. Not sure if the cost of an electrician will be worth it. The product looks nice and will be easy to install/work on a newer home. Will have to return.

The media could not be loaded. This item was half the price of other motion switches, so I got it hoping for the best. First problem is my switch box is a surface utility type, so I needed to clip the metal flange on the top and bottom to make it fit. After completing the wiring I could not get it to work. The green light flashes as if it is sensing, but the light does not come on. I connect the light directly to hot, and the light works. I think something internal to the switch (relay?) is bad.

We ordered the set of 2 light switches. There are 3 dials on the inside: time, light sensitivity (how much light is needed to turn on), and motion sensitivity. One of these dials just spun freely in one of our switches; the company was great and sent us a replacement without issue; however, the switches are cheap feeling and the 3 setting knobs seems to be a bit imprecise. The timer switch goes from 5 seconds to 30 minutes and is not a linear increase in time as you turn the knob. The only way to know how long the switch is for is to set it for a general area and time it yourself. The motion sensitivity also seems off. We have one switch set right in the middle (so medium sensitivity?) in a room without any motion 95% of the time, but it frequently turns itself on and off. Finally, you need a small flathead screwdriver to turn these setting knobs and to put the cover back over the setting knobs (so you dont break the arms the snap into the base of the switch). All-in-all, the switch works well enough for the cost you pay. This is about half the price of other motion switches, so you can't be too upset about these things.

Just installed these 3 days ago and they are working wonderful. They come on faster than any occupancy light that I have experienced. And if you've ever walked into a room that has had an occupancy light and the light does not come on it takes a minute to try and find the switch. Have not had any issues with these. One is installed in the hallway to my father's bathroom because he gets up in the middle of the night and this turns the light on for him so he can see. The other one is in the utility room which is nice to have when you're walking in and your hands are full of laundry. No fumbling for the light and you can walk straight over to the washing machine. The other nice thing about the switches is if you turn the light off after you leave it still works automatically when you come back to the room. So you don't have to wait for the switch to turn itself off but you can if you want. If I have any issues I will be sure to update my comment. The one issue I can see is the cover for the controls is kind of cheap so you don't want to be taking it on and off all the time. The tabs that hold it on will break and then you will be without a cover unless the company replaces this for free but I doubt it. Otherwise for the money this is a great occupancy switch.