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If you set the night lights to the ‘dusk to dawn’ mode, the light will come on and stay on continuously when it is in low light/dark environments. For the motion sensing mode, the light will only turn on when it senses motion [up to 15 feet away] when the light is in a low light/dark setting! Operating only in low light/dark conditions is a design feature meant to conserve battery.
The power failure night lights are designed to begin blinking to alert you to when there has been a power failure and they are now running on the device’s backup battery. This happens during power failure [when the light is still plugged into the outlet and loses power] and when the light is removed from the outlet. To silence the blinking, press the power button once. To turn the light on into motion sensing mode, press the power button a second time and to turn it on to dusk to dawn mode [on continuously in dark environment], press the power button a third time!
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Ah! That’s the blinking lights! It happens when you remove the light from the wall socket, which is when it would not have an external power source. It all makes sense now. Yes, I did happen to notice that if you press the power button, it stops blinking. I have dusk to dawn on the light in the front room. The other two are motion sensing. I love these lights!