Light Socket Motion-Sensing Bulb Holder

Automatic lighting wherever you need it

The Light Socket Motion-Sensing Bulb Holder combines an infrared motion sensor with a standard bulb socket, providing hands-free lighting in hallways, staircases, garages, basements, and storage areas. Designed for everyday household use, it supports a wide voltage range of 110-250V with a maximum current of 0.5A, making it suitable for most common light bulbs within that rating.

This holder features adjustable light sensitivity, detection range, and delay time, so you can tailor how and when the light turns on. The infrared sensor detects movement within 2-12 m, with a sensing angle of approximately 110-140°. The built-in light sensor can be set to respond only in low-light conditions (about 5 LUX) or in brighter environments up to 5000 LUX. The delay time is adjustable from roughly 10 to 300 seconds, allowing the light to stay on as long as needed after motion is detected.

Why It's a Smart Choice

• Hands-free convenience - Lights turn on automatically when motion is detected, ideal for busy entryways, stairwells, and utility rooms.
• Energy-conscious operation - Adjustable light sensitivity and delay help reduce unnecessary power usage by only activating when needed.
• Flexible placement - Compact dimensions (approx. 100 x 80 x 40 mm) make it easy to use in a wide range of standard light fixtures around the home.

FAQ

Q: What type of bulbs can I use with this holder?
A: It is designed for standard screw-in bulbs compatible with 110-250V and within the 0.5A current limit. Check your bulb's specifications to ensure compatibility.

Q: Can I adjust how long the light stays on?
A: Yes. The delay time can be set between approximately 10 and 300 seconds after motion is no longer detected.

Q: Does it work during the day?
A: The light-sense control lets you choose whether the sensor operates only in low light or also in brighter conditions. Adjust the light icon dial to suit your environment.

Q: Is professional installation required?
A: In most cases, no. It typically installs like a regular bulb holder. However, if you are unsure about electrical work, consult a qualified electrician.