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A human motion sensor light is a lighting fixture that automatically turns on and off in response to human movement and ambient brightness. There is no worry about forgetting to turn it on or off, and it only lights up when needed, making it energy-efficient. It also seems to be useful for security purposes. However, human motion sensors are very sensitive. There are many troubles such as not turning on, not turning off, or turning on excessively and being annoying. In this article, we will introduce what kind of troubles there are and how to deal with them. [Contents] ■ Trouble 1: The light stays on during the day ■ Trouble 2: The light turns on even when no one is present ■ Trouble 3: The light does not turn on at night *For detailed content of the column, please refer to the related links. For more information, feel free to contact us.
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