🔄 DiCUNO Extension Converter: Experience Full Range Adjustability for All Directions Review

I installed motion sensor light bulbs in alcoves on our porch. Due to the depth of the light, the motion sensor only triggered when someone was directly underneath. Socket extender adapters allow the bulbs to dangle far enough to trigger the motion sensor bulbs when people are about fifteen feet from the porch.

I was afraid that the gooseneck would come loose and not support the weight of the garage light (with 3 LED slats). I was afraid it would droop and not be very effective. I was wrong! It holds the weight very well and is very handy. These are handy little bugs. Now I'm thinking of other ways to use them, which means I'll be back to buy more!

I bought this to use on my garage door opener. It never really made sense to me (at least with my opener) why the light should be directed outwards when the back half of the garage is poorly visible. Also, if you reverse at night, you will be blinded by the initial light. I bought them to direct the light downwards and backwards with an LED spotlight. It worked great, I've had a few people ask what it is and where I got it because it works so well.

DiCUNO flexible socket extensions: remove bulbs, screw in socket extensions, screw back bulbs and align the lamp. I chose a single extension because I wanted to bend the bulb 90 degrees down from the ceiling light and multi-outlet junction boxes didn't have enough ceiling space. (Didn't want to do much work on the ceiling light.) It's so nice to have good lighting for the sewing and cutting table.

OUTDOORS: I used this extension with a screw-in street light with built-in motion sensor (under a rain canopy). The lamp moves in the wind and the motion sensor is triggered (bad). The flexible shaft is weak and doesn't hold rigid; the impossibility of adjusting the rigidity; So I replaced this flexible extension with a rigid extension. INSIDE: This power strip works well with another device that was in the room and just needed to be hung directly under the outlet. As advertised, this flexible…

The light on my garage door opener was not bright enough to illuminate the room. I removed the lampshade from the garage door opener lamp, removed the bulb and replaced it. At its end I installed a 3-panel adjustable LED light. I posted a link below. By placing a light under the body of the garage door opener I was able to install a large LED light bulb on top of the panel and it also kept the garage door opener itself from obstructing the light. My garage door light has evolved from just being