Product Description

Heath Zenith SL-6051-WH Motion Light Set, Wireless Sensor with Wall Switch, WhiteHeath Zenith is synonymous with quality, integrity and innovation around the globe. They are committed to developing products that enhance their customer's lives through peace of mind, safety and convenience. Heath Zenith has been the leader in innovative and quality products for over 60 years.Heath Zenith SL-6051-WH Motion Light Set, Wireless Sensor with Wall Switch, White Features:; Includes Transmitter and Receiver; Works with all Wireless Command products in one home; FCC/IC Certified; Up to 100 ft. Transmission Range; UL/CUL Listed; 2 Year Warranty; Motion sensor activates wall switch to turn ON light when motion is detected; Controls up to 300 W incandescent lighting; Motion Sensor uses 2 AA batteries (Not Included); Set Includes: SL-6017-WH & SL-6030-WH; Motion Sensor: 3"w x 3.75"d x 3.125"h; Wall Switch (single pole): 1.625"w x 1.75"d x 4.125"h; Decor Plate: 2.75"w x 0.25"d x 4.5"h; White

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #30498 in Home Improvement
• Color: White
• Brand: Heath/Zenith
• Model: SL-6051-WH
• Number of items: 1
• Dimensions: 3.38" h x 7.00" w x 6.25" l, .86 pounds

Features

• Heath Zenith wireless motion sensor and wall switch receiver kit
• Make any existing light motion activated
• Wall Switch controls up to 300-watts of incandescent lighting
• Switch turns lights on, off and dims 5 different light levels
• Motion sensor is 3-by-3.75-by-3.125-inches; switch is 2.75-by-1.75-by-4.125-inches

From the Manufacturer
The Heath Zenith Wireless Command Motion, SL-6051-WH Motion controlled lighting kit converts existing lights to motion activated lights. Installation is simple, just replace your existing switch and mount the wireless motion sensor where desired to detect motion. The wireless motion sensor can be mounted up to 100 ft away from wall switch receiver. The motion sensor features 180 degree motion detection angle up to 70 feet away with selectable sensitivity and light timer of 1 or 5 minutes. The sensor requires two AA batteries that typical last up to one year. When motion is detected, the light controlled by the wall switch will turn on and turn off after motion stops. The wall switch receiver features control of lights up to 300 watts incandescent light and dimming of five light levels on the switch. The Heath Zenith Wireless Command Motion controlled light kit carries a two year warranty.

Customer Reviews

quality and reliability issues
- I bought at local Home Depot store 2 years back. It worked fine when freshly installed
from box. However, after 6 months, it showed problem of turning off the light. I replaced
with new battery and it didn't help.

Returned unit, mine did not work right.
I bought two units. I installed one at my neighbor's house, it worked good and the neighbor was happy. The one that I installed at my house did not work right. Sometimes it would detect movement, other times it would not detect the exact same movement at the same distance, area, etc. Just too INCONSISTENT.

Not a reliable product
The concept is great, the execution is not so good. You replace the indoor wall switch of your outdoor lights with this new wall switch. You mount the outdoor sensor where you please. Presto! Your lights will go on EITHER when you turn them on from inside OR when the sensor outside - wherever you've put it - is triggered. There's no requirement that the sensor be near the lights that it controls. There's no requirement that the sensor be within sight of the switch -- the signal is transmitted by wireless radio, not by infrared (TV remote) light.

So I use it for my outdoor walkway lights. When you approach the house, and the system is working, =all= the outdoor walkway lights go on for you, all the way up to the front door. Not just the one closest to you. And I can also still control them from inside.

And I hooked up a second sensor (you do that with a little twiddling). So =all= the walkway lights go on for you automatically when you leave the house, as well.

Cool.

Problem: they die. Set #1 was dead-on-arrival. Set #2 failed within a month. Set #3 has hung in there, but has now failed too after about four years. Oh well.

So, five stars for the idea, one star for the execution.