: GE Automatic Security Light Kit #56765

: GE Automatic Security Light Kit #56765

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GE Automatic Security Light Kit #56765

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GE Automatic Security Light Kit #56765
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Street Price: $34.99
Gaunz Org Price: $29.99
Savings!: $5.00 (14%)
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Average Buyer Rating:  out of 5 stars
Sales Rank: 195738





Binding: Kitchen
Product Brand: General Electric
EAN: 0043180567659
Label: GE SMARTHOME
Legal Disclaimer: Warranty does not cover misuse of product.
Product Manufacturer: GE SMARTHOME
Model: 56765
Publisher: GE SMARTHOME
Ranking: 195738
Studio: GE SMARTHOME


Piece facts:
  • The Outdoor Motion Sensor allows you to control any lamp or appliance from a distance up to 150 feet
  • Perfect for security lighting
  • Set for any period within a 24 hour range, or to activate during dark hours via photocell sensor
  • Sends On signal when motion detected
  • Sends Off signal after 5 minutes




#56765 Kit Light Security Automatic GE






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GE SMARTH0ME JASSH56765 Motion Sensor with Wireless lndoor Receiver Automatic security light kit ; 0utlet adapter with motion-sensing control ; Controls lights and appliances throughout ;the home ; 0perational range of 150 ft ; Motion sensor can be mounted indoors ;or outdoors ; Lights turn off 10 min after motion stops ; 8 steadily selectable channels for added convenience and flexibility ; 4 selectable house codes prevent interference Motion Sensor with Wireless lndoor Receiver








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Testimonials
Average Buyer Rating:  out of 5 stars

Buyer's feedback: 1 out of 5 stars - * No Signs of Life ...
Tried two different batteries and the sensor never worked. Poor quality - GE should be ashamed to put its brand name on this product.



Buyer's feedback: 1 out of 5 stars - High Defective Rate
I purchased two of these items through Amazon. One of the units worked briefly, then quit; the other never worked at all. Under the vendor's return policy, I returned these items (at my own expense) to the vendor for a refund and ordered two more directly from the vendor. Only one of these additional two units worked. That's three out of four defective--a 75% failure rate, and the buyer has to pay the return costs. Further, this is not the first time I've had problems with "GE SmartHome" products. An earlier purchase of other items of the same brand from another vendor also produced defective merchandise. I would give these items ZERO "stars," if that were possible.



Buyer's feedback: 5 out of 5 stars - * early warning system ...
This device makes it possible to know when someone is at my door before the door knock or bell. If The music is too high or the TV is to loud , I know when someone is at the door ... Love this device... works flawlessly....Totally recommend.......



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