MultiSensor Recessor Ceiling Installation Accessory Review

It worked very well and arrived on time as described. A bit uncomfortable but now on my top platform it looks very neat, almost invisible.

Built into my ceiling tile and made my 6 in 1 practically disappear I find them a bit more expensive than they are but can't complain about the quality or the effect.

Benefits - Flush design looks great against the garage ceiling - Perfect fit for the sensor it was designed for - Open back design is great for cable access - Can be easily rotated if needed, to achieve better alignment - mounting screw attached to the sensor and make sure it does not fall off the ceiling mounting position. Cons: Poor build quality of the nib. The first time I tried to bend the rear springs to fit the cutout, a sprint broke. My only saving grace is that the cutting was accurate

Hope people find this useful. I've seen comments and photos of what appears to be an earlier model with a yellowish ugly tint (no offense Eon); Because of this I only bought 1 to see if they still have them in that color. Mine matched which was very important to me so I bought 5 more just in case. I've bought over 20 in total, with 10 more on the way. You'll also need a 2 3/4 hole drill bit and a drywall reversing bit to prevent cracking or an uneven cut. The spacing is ideal for easy sensor…

They're at least double the price they should be for what they really are and the white plastic tint doesn't even match the tint of the sensor itself. In the attached image, notice that the white on of this mount is significantly lighter than the off-white of the sensor itself, so it looks odd when installed. Also note that the outer ring in the picture is a 4" recessed light which I use to mount where light used to be - they should sell a kit for the same price that allows you to do just that,

I like the ability to mount the sensor in the wall and make it less noticeable. But the recessor is not perfect. There's a slight color difference between the white of the sensor and the white of the mount, so they don't match as well as you might think. You can only tilt in one direction, e.g. B. up or down, but if you need to move from side to side you have to rotate the entire mount, which can tear the drywall either when rotating or removing and reinstalling multiple times to ensure proper…