Move detection sensors of LIDL

[electricalchief]

Hi
have someone any opinion on use of these cheap but look nice movement detection sensors?

 

[HandySparks]

Bit hard to say without a photo, link, or anything else to go on.

 

[dan86]

just sensors? are they for an inside 'night light', an outside light...
HandySparks is right. we need more info!

 

[dan86]

if its cheap, probably won't last though. especially from Lidl!

 

[Brightspark2]

Have someone any opinion on the cheap but look nice cheese from LIDL?....

 

[dan86]

mmmmmm

 

[High Tower]

A lot of the LIDL stuff is german made according the the father in law, and he buys enough of the crap to know!, i dont think the quality is too bad

 

[dan86]

how bad can their food be?
as long as it ain't got horse in it...

 

[Brightspark2]

mmmmmm

Aaahhh very good, thank you. I'm going to go buy some when I take this cheap but look nice motion sensor back...

 

[electricalchief]

I am sorry that have not upload some photos. But i bought two of them for testing and i will upload some photos later.

 

[electricalchief]

these are the motion sensors! :28: 6euro/item

 

[dan86]

so what are you gonna use them for.indoor? be interesting to see how long they last...

 

[KFH]

They can't be worse than the usual rubbish on the combined floodlights/PIRs. I would not fit the LIDL ones as whatever the price as if it goes wrong I will be the one out of pocket as they will not have them in stock and I will end up fitting a more expensive one. Generally I find the ALDI/LIDL stuff to be of reasonable quality for the price.

 

[electricalchief]

i have two cheap motion sensors in use from 2003 and 2004 back in my yard. The one just few months earlier had a broken sensor window so i would replace that.
Hager, abb or other named motion sensors are look good, but for those that they dont want to spent much, cheap motion sensor like these is an option.