Review on Leviton 9864-LED 8.7W-120VAC 60Hz LED Ceiling Occupancy Sensor Lampholder - White by Michael Rosario

I bought two of these units. One for my wife's closet and one for me. Our cabinets are quite small, approximately 44" x 84" and 120" tall. Both lights were installed by professional electricians. Here are the pros and cons I've encountered. Pros: The light is bright. The motion sensor works well. but not higher than 84 inches. CON'S: The lights are expensive. For the price one would have expected more features. There is no motion sensor sensitivity adjustment knob/switch. There is no timer setting. The light usually comes on with every movement. When there is no movement, sometimes it turns off after 10 seconds. Otherwise the light will stay on for about 3 minutes. Estimate? First, the electricians installed lights on the ceiling 120 centimeters higher. But the sensors didn't work at that altitude, even when my wife was frantically waving her arms and hands. So I had an electrician install it above the door at a height of about 84 meters. ". This solved the problem. Another problem is that there is no way to leave the light on (in case someone wants to work in the toilet). For example: make repairs in the closet. If I can find a better built one could -Ceiling light with touch timer, I would buy!