Motion sensor switches use sensors, like PIR (passive infrared), to detect movement in a room. When someone enters, the sensor picks up the change in infrared energy and automatically turns the lights on.

• Most models can also turn lights off after a set period of no activity.
• Some switches offer occupancy and vacancy modes for different needs.
• These switches help save energy and add convenience, especially in spaces like hallways, bathrooms, or garages.

Installation requirements may vary, so check if a neutral wire is needed for your setup.

Many motion sensor switches are compatible with LED, CFL, and incandescent bulbs.

• Always check the product details to confirm bulb compatibility.
• Some switches are designed specifically for certain bulb types, so matching your switch to your lighting is important.
• Using the right switch can help maximize energy savings and ensure reliable performance.

If you're unsure, look for switches labeled as suitable for LED or CFL bulbs.

Some motion sensor switches require a neutral wire, while others are designed for homes without one.

• Check your existing wiring before purchasing.
• Product descriptions will indicate if a neutral wire is needed.
• Switches without neutral wire requirements are often easier to install in older homes.

If you're not comfortable with electrical work, consider consulting a qualified electrician for installation.

Motion sensor switches are great for areas where lights are often left on accidentally or where hands-free operation is helpful.

• Popular spots include entryways, bathrooms, laundry rooms, garages, and hallways.
• Think about places where you frequently enter with your hands full or forget to turn off the lights.
• Some switches are designed for indoor use only, so check product details for location suitability.

Proper placement can help you save energy and add convenience to your daily routine.

Most motion sensor switches have adjustable settings for sensitivity and timer duration.

• Look for small dials or buttons on the switch or inside the wall plate.
• Sensitivity controls let you fine-tune how much movement triggers the light.
• Timer settings allow you to choose how long the light stays on after motion is detected.

Refer to the product manual for specific instructions, and make adjustments to fit your household's needs.