Review on 🌥️ Cloudy Bay 120V CRI90 10W 5000K Bright Day Light - Motion Sensor Ceiling Light for Garage, Closet, Attic, Pantry - 6.5 inch LED Flush Mount Round Lighting Fixture - Wet Location White Finish by Tim Harrington

I am renovating an old 1967 ranch style home and when I bought it about 3 years ago the appraiser told me that the exposed fairy lights in all the closets were gone the code. Since my closets don't have light switches, I essentially have to replace them with a different type of cord tightener. I figured something motion activated would be ideal and even went so far as to buy a battery powered lightbar with motion detection. . and it sucks. It barely illuminated the area and I had to wave my hand in front of it to activate it. And then it died. And his body still stayed in that closet. After learning how to twist electrical wires, I recently redid all the old wiring around the house. A closet remodel was on my list and that craving still bothered me. I found this on Amazon and decided to give it a try. Very easy installation. Installs like most other lights in the sense that you mount the ceiling mount and then attach the light to it. It's the first one I've installed where you just line it up and screw it on, which isn't too much of a hassle. I went and turned the power back on, went back upstairs to my closet and as I peeked through the double doors the light came on. Once installed, it doesn't feel overly sensitive, which I like. the closet is old, the double doors are hollow and the light doesn't come on as soon as the door is opened, only once do I lean towards the closet as if to get something. The light is very bright and illuminates the entire closet despite the boards which can easily block most of the light. I don't know when it will turn off. I'm usually gone by then, but I think everything is as described. I'm thinking of getting a few more of these for other parts of the house.