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I HAVE A UTILITECH PRO 180 #0205881 AND IT BLINKS WHEN ITS ON

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Usually when a motion sensor light blinks LED or otherwise it means that the motion sensor is shot. The light itself is most likely good and for whatever reason you got a bad sensor upon purchase.

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    Bill Stack Aug 27, 2014

    I have the same light and it started blinking after about a year...I jumpered around the motion sensor and its not the sensor...I believe the power supply is shot. Cheap Chinese junk...thats the problem with these integrated LED fixtures; sure the LED's last a lifetime but the cheap electronics that surround them don't....$90 down the drain

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