SenskyBS010W 12V-30V DC 3A Pir Motion Sensor Long Distance Time Adjustable Motion Sensor Light Switch (White, without light sensor)

Works as advertised. I have mine connected to a LED strip under my kitchen cabinets to shine down on the work tops. Always had the strip there, but since it was an IR remote to control it, everyone just left it on after use. This is a very basic form of automation but it doesn't rely on wifi or bluetooth making it very reliable in areas with little signal (such as my kitchen).The only downside to this product I have found is the screw mounting holes are tiny, which makes using screws for mounting a little difficult; trying to find a screw small enough that can mount into brick or wood is going to be a problem. Personally I'm using a sticky pad velcro taped under the cabinets.

The media could not be loaded.  I have tried a number of different PIR sensors to operate LED lights in a cupboard when the door is opened.This one is by far the best (in my opinion).It is adjustable and easy to install with standard 2.1mm power connectors - be sure to connect the supply to the input ( terminated with a female connector) and adjust the timer before final fitting.

Works really well and exactly as described. My one issue is that the screw holes are very small, and the appropriate screws are not provided. I used the tiniest screws I had and still cracked the holes! Minor issue though.

This is great for cupboards. I put it inside a double-door cupboard at the top of the door frame. As soon as I open one of the doors, the light (LED strip) comes on and after about 1 minute it goes off (the time is configurable). I may have to turn the sensitivity down as it is sometimes triggered through the gap between the two doors as I walk past! I may just put some draft-excluder stuff in the gap instead though.One thing to note is that if you cut off the 3.5mm plug and socket like I did then make sure you get the + and - connections correct when you wire it in. The thing didn't work until I realized I'd got them the wrong way round and once corrected it was fine. The wire with the black line on it was the + if I remember correctly but you can check by looking on the circuit board when you inevitably open the back up to adjust the delay and sensitivity settings.

Used to activate the under cabinet lights in the kitchen so you don't drop all the dishes when you need to switch on the light! Great sensitivity on this item, just plug in and and off you go. Previously purchased the version that was sensitive to daylight too but that one didn't work. This is just the straightforward motion sensor one, so it comes on when it senses movement whether it's daylight or not. You can adjust the timings for how long a delay you want before it switches off.

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I have installed this to turn on a night light in our camper so that when the kids go to the toilet in the night they can see. Adjustable time and sensitivity means the light is not left on all night and no one has to try to find a lightswitch when they are in a rush. Have had the item fitted for a few months and it works flawlessly. Another problem solved :-)

I now have five of these to activate the lights that I have fitted in our wardrobes. No problems with any of them. They work fine. Possibly the only niggle that I can think of is, opening the case to adjust the, "on time" is a bit of a pain, but if I need to fit anything else with LED lights that needs a motion sensor I will definitely use one of these.