The light does not turn on at night and stays on during the day, what do I do?

This usually means the sensor is not reading daylight correctly:

1. The sensor cap is still on - Remove the sensor cap from the top of the canopy to enable the automatic Dusk-to-Dawn feature.
2. The sensor is blocked or shaded - If the fixture is mounted under a deep overhang or behind landscaping, move it to an open location with direct sunlight and no interference.
3. Another light source is interfering - Street lights, garage lights, holiday lights or a nearby fixture shining on the sensor can keep the light off at night or on during the day. Make sure no other light shines directly on the sensor.
4. The sensor is dirty - With the power off, gently wipe the sensor with a soft, dry cloth.