Homelist Motion Sensor Lights Indoor, 6 Pack Wireless LED
Homelist Motion Sensor Lights Indoor, 6 Pack Wireless LED Rechargeable Movement Step magnetic Night Light, Battery Operated USB Charging,Stair, Corridors,Closet,Kitchen Light Under Cabinets Puck Ligh
| Weight: | 430 g |
| Dimensions: | 8.5 x 2 x 2 cm; 430 Grams |
| Brand: | Homelist |
| Model: | XD2002-KJ-YY |
| Colour: | Cool Light |
| Batteries Required: | Yes |
| Batteries Included: | Yes |
| Manufacture: | Homelist |
| Dimensions: | 8.5 x 2 x 2 cm; 430 Grams |
Easy to install, good sensor range, reasonable brightness, fast charging. The only thing is they require charging quite often. I was hoping they would last longer but I basically installed all except one and keep one ready charged.
I put some on my stairs for them to light up as we walk up and down, save putting lights on when late. Also put some in a couple of dark cupboards – for example top of my cellar stairs hasn’t got a light and I have my washing machine there. Had pull string battery bulbs in there but kids always forgot to switch them off. These motion sensor lights are very bright and only come on when needed. Easy to fix on with magnet sticker and easy to charge – though I’ve had to buy a multi usb charger to charge them all at the same time. They take a while to charge but last a long time
Using 3 for lighting a long hall way, saves looking for light switches in the dark. They bight enough to safely traffic between doors & motion detection is good at over 4m head on & around 120 deg field. The only criticism I have (4 star rather than 5 star) is that the ambient light sensor is too high leading to the light triggering sometime through the day. Even with this they are lasting around 10 days between charging & having 6 there’s always one sitting ready to go.
I previously used battery operated LED lights to go inside a cupboard that you had to press a button to switch on but I was continually forgetting to switch them off and having to replace the batteries.
They have three settings; off, on or on using the motion sensor. The sensors range isn’t massive but enough to operate when a cupboard door opens or something moves in front of it. The range isn’t adjustable either.
The light is bright enough too to see colours of clothes in the wardrobe but not bright enough to say use as a work light.
Haven’t had long enough to see how long they last before needing recharging but they have a 30 second timer so they switch off anyway to save battery power so should last a while. The timer length again isn’t adjustable.
In summary they’re good enough for what I need, if you wanted adustabilty you’ll probably pay more.