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Maxxima MLS-05W Occupancy Sensor 5 LED Light | 
enlarge | Brand: Maxxima Category: Kitchen
Buy New: $16.95
Rating: 4 reviews Sales Rank: 27991
Batteries: 4 Warranty: 1 Year Warranty
Model: MLS-05W UPC: 755183165113 EAN: 0755183165113 ASIN: B0017166N6
Promotion: Get free shipping on this item when you spend $50.00 or more on Qualifying Items offered by Maxxima. Terms and Conditions Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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| Features:
| • | 5 Super Bright LEDs | | • | Auto On/Off Motion Sensor | | • | Built-In Dusk To Dawn Sensor | | • | 20 Ft. Motion Range | | • | Up to 1 Year Battery Life (In Motion Sensor Mode) |
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Product Description Maxxima introduces the MLS-05W occupancy sensor light. The battery operated MLS-05W automatically turns itself on when motion is detected by the built in sensor and turns itself off around 30 seconds after you leave the area. Dusk to dawn sensor prevents daylight activation. The MLS-05W also has the option of being left on at all times with its manual override switch. This is a perfect item to be kept in a closet, bathroom, or any space which requires lighting. With its occupancy sensor you can set the light to automatically go on when it detects motion at night. This model is an upgrade to our original model the MLS-03 which has 3 LEDs in it.
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buy the MLS-10 instead October 31, 2008 Cato (Washington, DC) I bought three of these MLS-05 Maxxima units and they are junk. The motion detector turns the light on and off spastically every few seconds; by contrast, the MLS-10 keeps the light on steadily for about 40-60 seconds after activation. The AC adapter does not fit the unit correctly and falls out of the unit with the slightest motion. The superior MLS-10 plugs directly into the wall and stays firmly affixed (though it does block both outlets) The MLS-05 has 5 leds instead of 3 (MLS-10), so it is much brighter. But if you use it as a motion activated night light, you don't really need more than 3 leds. Very disappointing as other Maxxima products have been good. I am returning them for an equivalent value of MLS-10
so-so September 15, 2008 K. Skotynsky (toledo, oh) i was hoping this would work well in my girlfriends garage as a motion sensor light. you need to have your hand about 10'' from the device for it to turn on. so much for the added security of having the light turn on as soon as you enter the garage or open the garage door. it does put out a decent amount of light and i'm sure it could be used as a flashlight in the event power goes out, but the motion sensor feature is basically worthless. i'm going to the store tonight to purchase a standard motion sensor operated light fixture that's wired into the garage.
So useful, I can't make up my mind where to put it! August 13, 2008 Lindy Cheng (Mountain View, CA, USA) 1 out of 1 found this review helpful
This light and motion sensitive nightlight is pretty powerful. I ordered mine without the adapter so I'm using 4 rechargeable AA batteries. I tried it out in several locations in my apartment which needed a night light. It is reasonably effective. To be truly effective, it would need a wider field of motion sensing but that might cause it to be overly sensitive. The light sensor triggers the nightlight when the ambient light is dim but not pitch dark. Some people might find that overly sensitive. Late at night for those little trips from bedroom to other parts of the place, I've found myself just picking it up on my way to another part of the house because it's easier than flicking the house lights on in the dark. How is that for convenient? I ordered this product Aug. 2008. If you order directly from Maxxima instead of Amazon, you get free shipping with a minimum $25 purchase instead of $50.
Bright, Flexible and Eco-Friendly Nightlight May 10, 2008 Neil Dewitte (Birmingham, AL USA) 6 out of 6 found this review helpful
This Maxxima 5-LED nightlight is an improvement on the Maxxima MLS-03 Occupancy Sensor 3 LED Light, which is a good night light also. Obviously this nightlight has 5 LEDs as opposed to the 3, making it 66.6% brighter. In particular this nightlight is a great choice for those who want the flexibility of plugging a night light into a wall outlet via an adapter, instead of plugging the nightlight directly into the outlet. Note the adapter is not included, but can easily be found at an electronics retailer. The nightlight also offers the flexibility of running on 4 AA batteries, freeing you from the plug altogether. If you want to save energy over the traditional incandescent light-bulb nightlight, this is the product for you. Of course the light is a bright white color instead of a warm yellow that you can get from an incandescent bulb, but it stays cool and uses a lot less energy. This nightlight is excellent at sensing motion and coming on only when needed, should you choose this setting. It can also be turned completely off or turned on so that is only comes on at dusk and turns off in the morning (based on ambient light levels, not a timer.) If you want to plug your nightlight directly into an outlet, I would recommend looking at Maxxima's other LED nightlight offerings. Cons: the clear plastic front could be partially frosted to help keep the LEDs from being piercingly bright. This nightlight will definitely give you enough light to avoid tripping on things or bumping into furniture at night. p.s. This nightlight also comes in black if white does not match your decor. That model number is "MLS-05B."
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