The fact that it does turn on, indicates it is getting power.
sounds like a problem with the sensor settings or position.
possibly even a faulty sensor.
sounds like a problem with the sensor settings or position.
possibly even a faulty sensor.
First of all in test mode is the only way for light to come on, and when it does it turns on not even for 4 seconds but sometimes like 1/2 second.No, I don't think it's a problem with the sensor.
The light does not function during daylight. When set In the test mode, It will come on for about 4 seconds and shut off. This is to let you know you are in test mode. Then as you approach the light, watch for the red LED. It will blink each time it detects motion.
This is designed only to test the range setting of the sensitivity setting.
There is no way to set the light for operation during daylight hours.
It will not turn on at all and would trip the circuit breaker, when you go to flip the switch.