The following are helpful tips and considerations:
• Read the instruction manual that comes with your motion detector thoroughly.
• The detector is not working properly if the floodlights are on when the sun is shining.
• Give careful consideration to where you place the motion detector. In considering where you want to place the detector, consider which lights you want triggered and how sensitive you want the motion detector to be.
• Extra transmitters can be connected to areas such as the garage, barn, or storage building.
• Some motion detectors can be installed to activate a series of inside lights when movement is detected outside.
• Motion detectors can be purchased from companies such as, Honeywell and First Alert for as little as $15.00.
• Motion detectors with battery back-ups are handy in case of a power outage. This is a time when intruders are more likely to invade your home and you want to be protected.
• Some models come with a light and timer to control the lights. This is to make a possible intruder think someone is at home.