Heath ZenithHZ-5408-WH Heathco Security Floodlights, 2 Lamp-Incandescent, White

My old motion sensor security light ceased to work. It was a B----s model. After checking the wiring system to the light, I isolated the problem to the light assembly. As usual, I checked trusted Amazon for their product selection. I ordered this item on a Friday, Prime, and received it on Sunday (!). I just finished installing it (using my existing wiring) and the product is amazing. Very sturdy, the resin construction easily twice as thick as my previous fixture, remarkably easy to set up, and great instructions. And a two year warranty at that!The range and sensitivity are outstanding. An important factor is that it has an easy to use test and time mode switch and the sensitivity dial is great, considerably more convenient to use than any other I have had.All this, and half the price of the one that preceded this.

I bought this to replace my existing Heath/Zenith light that I installed several years ago and was very satisfied with. When I saw this one and that it was 1/2 the price of my original, I studied it more closely. I knew the sensitivity wasn't as good, but everything else seemed similar. It works okay, but time will tell with regards to longevity. It's not nearly as sturdy as the one it replaced. My biggest complaint was when I received it, one of the small metric nuts that hold the light swivel was missing. Luckily, I was able to find one, since you wouldn't be able to use the light without it. I'm not sure who's responsible for the missing nut. Maybe the manufacturer, since if it had been installed properly, it wouldn't have loosened and fell out of the box.

Not the highest quality fixture you can buy, but also offered at a very reasonable price, so can't complain too much. Probably my only gripe is the plastic construction, which makes it easy to strip the locking collars where the sockets attach to the base. Having to use a screwdriver to loosen the joint on the socket it also a little annoying, but it makes for a tight joint.Overall, pleased with the purchase based on what I got versus what I paid. HOWEVER, if I had it to do over, I'd probably spend 5-10 more dollars for a unit with a metal housing.

Had a similar Heath/Zenith light that lasted about 15 years before it's motion sensor went bad. A replacement motion sensor average price is about $15. Since this unit was $12.00 & the majority of reviews were positive I purchased this light. Yes, as one reviewer stated, the mounting holes are not drilled through, although if you have a drill & 3/16" drill bit it's no big deal drilling two holes in the base. (Most electrical boxes only have two screws anyway) Installed easily & waited till dark to put it on test & adjust motion sensor. There is no comparison between this Heath/Zenith & another manufactuers motion light I purchased from Amazon several years ago that were total junk, at twice the price! In my opinion this is a good light at a reasonable price.

The product doesn't work at all. I tried to get it to work but after testing a bunch the sensor doesn't work unless it's in test mode. Wanted a refund because sensor doesn't work. I basically danced in front of it and it didn't come on unless I put it on test. Not worth wasting my time to print out return label and ship it back. Wish seller would realize that and just refund for my frustrations.

Motion sensor is only marginally effective.

I purchased two of these and installed one at the rear of the house and the other at the front.They work great, very easy to set up. If installing your self, Just make sure to turn off the respective breaker before installation. you can set them to work as regular lights or, use the motion sensor and set it for the length of time you'd like them to stay on.once set, sensors work great, just make sure you position them properly.

Made with thin plastic. Not very sturdy