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Wiesiek
April 04, 2018
Affirmative. in practice, the lamp is constantly on. it is enough for someone to appear in the bay window behind the curtain, for example, and the sensor in front of the house will already catch it and turn on the lamp. the proverbial mouse will fly in the yard and the same. according to the instructions, after a minute of losing contact with the object, the lamp goes out. it would be useful to adjust the lighting time.