Editorial Product Review:

Item Description:
Maxxima introduces the MLS-01 occupancy sensor light. The battery operated MLS-01 automatically turns itself on when motion is detected by the built in sensor and turns itself off 30 seconds after you leave the area. Dusk to dawn sensor prevents daylight activation. The MLS-01 also has a switch to allow continuous useage if you requre the light on at all times.

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Customer Rating: - over the dark
I picked one of these up after nearly breaking my legs during a fall on a stairway because of the dark. The hostel I was staying in normally has lights but the rowdy guests broke every bulb in the place. I left this out & it worked for a while until some drunk Germans tore it out. Best thing to do is to carry a mini flashlight in instances like that.

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Customer Rating: - Maxxima MLS-01 Occupanccy Sensor LED Light
This light is great for use where no electrical outlet is available. It is very sensitive to movement and has good light output. Excellent for a night light in hallway or stairs. I am very pleased with the performance of this product and would purchase again.

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Customer Rating: - wish the light was brighter
This light works and the motion sensor is great but it's not that bright. I want it for the front door area and it's barely bright enough to see my key.

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Customer Rating: - Works well but with some reservations
I sleep in the far end of an 18X10 bedroom and have to get up occasionally at night. The light switch is at the other end of the room and the lamp by my bed isn't convenient to find when waking up, so this light is the solution. It sits by the door on an etergere and turns on with a wave of my hand when I come through the door or by itself after I'm 5 feet or so inside. It is sensitive enough to know I got out of bed and makes actually a little too much light when I've been sleeping and my eyes don't want a bright light shining at me. Perhaps I can find a better location. In fact it's bright enough to the point that as I get out of my bed and walk to the door, I have to shade my eyes with my hand.

I use NImH AA batteries (4) and they need charging at around 3 months.

One problem with the setup of having it point at the bed from the far door is that it comes on by itself sometimes and wakes me up. Maybe I'm thrashing around in my sleep, I don't know.

I might try putting it under my bed facing the door to see how that works, but all in all I'm very happy with this item. I've had it for about a year now.