I want to replace a series of motion detectors on three clusters of outdoor lights leading from a parking area by the road down to our cliff-side home. The lights are already mounted on trees, but the motion detectors have proved unreliable -- they break down easily and have to be replaced and they can be tripped off by swaying limbs in a light breeze. Is there a way to retrofit an infrared or laser system that will trigger as people and/or cars come down the drive and steps to our house, and then do the same when we reverse our steps? We live in an isolated area on one of the Finger Lakes in upstate New York, and good reliable lighting, especially in snow and ice, is a real safety concern. What can you recommend? Many thanks.

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I like the RAB super stealth motion detector as a solution to you problem.  This commercial grade detector has multiple settings for sensitivity, duration as well as field of view.

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