Ecoeler 3-Way Motion Sensor Light Switch - Neutral Wire Required - UL Listed And FCC Approved - Indoor Motion Activated Switch - Pack Of 1 Review

The product is functional but doesn't work as well as I had hoped.I installed it in my garage to have the lights turn on automatically when I walk in the door or pull my car into the garage. When I enter the room myself, it detects the motion and works quite well.but it *doesn't* detect the motion of the garage door opening or a car entering the garage. It doesn't detect motion until I open the car door and step out of the car. (Which is on the opposite side of the car from where the switch…

I bought one of these to use with a Lutron sensor in a 3 way system. The wiring for this has a neutral and the Lutron did not so the wiring wasn't straight forward. Bought a second so I could detect movement coming into the stairway from the top and the bottom. For 3way you essentially wire everything in parallel and cap the blue. The one at the base of my stairs was still detecting movement in my room even at the lowest sensitivity. I ended up blocking half the sensor with tape to prevent…

For those of you struggling getting the two switches to work, here's a picture of the two of them set up. One has to be in auxiliary so it's not completely plugged in and another one's a primary. The instructions are on point but I can see how people can get confused based on the wiring in your house. Hopefully this helps someone out there.

The instructions made it look like you had to have another light switch to connect to this one. But luckily we figured out how to wire it without the instructions.

This wired up to my 3-way stairway switch just perfectly. Those having trouble I suspect just aren’t wiring it correctly. Pro tip: to keep the light switch from triggering across all 180 degrees that it "sees” simply apply transparent scotch tape to the part you want to block. In my case, this allows me to keep the stair light from going on when walking past the open stairway. Works like a charm. I was afraid at this low price the switch would be cheap but it seems every bit as solid as more…

The switch was pretty straightforward, and I've installed a lot of light switches. Because of the wiring in my home, I had to improvise a bit, so it took me awhile to get it to work properly however, the major issue that I have is that it appears to have only two settings for how long it will stay on after it no longer detects motion: 3 nanoseconds or a fortnight.The switch has three dials with which you can make adjustments to its sensitivity, and how long it's supposed to stay on after motion

i have installed more than 10 PIR 2 way switches from another brand. need this since it's the first one i find that does 3 wayall pir (dumb ie no alexa, siri etc) switches appear to come from the same manufacturer or at least very similar design. this one has the same feel and look as .electrix brand. plastic housing attached to metal bracket with screw holes for attaching to the box holes. other brands are more solid in that plastic housing stays attached to metal brackets. this 3 way unit…