🔦 Deeirao Infrared PIR Wireless Auto Sensor Motion Detector 4 LED Light Lamp with Home Keyhole - Ideal for Kitchen, Hallway, Stairway - Silver Review

When I first got this it was like mastering magic to make this thing burn - she did it when she wanted it, not when I did it wanted. But once it's installed (I screwed it in, didn't use an adhesive pad), it lights up whenever we need it. It resets my ring camera at times, but other than one minor inconvenience, this was the best purchase I've made in a long time.

Got this for our back door now we use it to come and go. A similar one (maybe the same one, not sure if it's from the same seller) has been on our doorstep for almost 3 years and we really like it. This time I installed it with screws so I can easily remove it when I paint the door. The motion sensor works well and illuminates both locks and gives light up and down the stairs. I think I changed the battery once while I had the front one. Let's see how this one fares.

This simple product was EXACTLY what I needed. I installed it over a padlock from my garage to my house and it's perfect! It lights up as soon as my hand enters the field and I can perfectly see how to insert the key. Installation couldn't be easier (wipe and dry door, remove sticky pad and turn on light, remove other side and press on door). The hardest part was getting it right. If you are looking for an inexpensive and easy to install way to light up your doors, I recommend this Deeirao Home

The adhesive for this product does not hold in the summer heat. You'd think the company would have thought of that since it's designed to keep the light on the door! I ended up having to buy double sided glue to stick it back on. It got better but I'm not happy I had to do it. Not my responsibility. He also fell out of his support several times. There is a door/sticky/back/front with battery and light, and it separated from the back, spilling the light part and battery everywhere. I love this…

I was so glad to find this because it's perfect to solve the problem we face when we come home at night. They put in a good hearty shot but unfortunately conceded the ball in my opinion. It's only supposed to turn on when it's dark enough to actually need light (to save battery), but it basically turns on whenever it's in the shade, even during the day. When the light turns on, it stays on for a few seconds, but unless you have the key in hand to insert it, you'll run out of seconds. Then it…

So if you come home at night and for some reason you don't have porch lights yet, or especially for apartments where the lights have gone out and you know it takes time for service to replace a burned out light or worse flickering. So it comes with this tape that can be stuck for homeowners, it's great. but for the rest of us who have an apartment or rental and don't want it damaged or repainted when we move out. I have a DIY solution. 1 They're not that heavy, so I already have command strips…

Finally a solution to find the lock(s) in the dark! After moving to a country house, it became obvious that when night came, DARK! I mean you can't see your hand in front of your face in the dark; that is, until I found this solution. The motion sensitivity is so good that the light will illuminate the lock as you approach the door before you start inserting the key. The brightness illuminates both the locks and the doorknob. And if I drop the keys, I can find them. Plugging in the flashlight…

I have this to light up my keyhole when driving home in the dark in the middle of winter. Installed and has been working flawlessly for 2 days. Then the weather changed during the day when I got home, the temperature outside was around 0F (-18C). It was from 10-25F earlier. The light came on as expected as he approached the door. However, once inside, I looked outside and noticed that it kept turning on and off. The same behavior was observed by some other reviewers. I opened the door, detached