Motion Sensor Light with Magnets - Buy 2 & Save £5
£9.99
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- Motion-activated
- No light during daytime
- Auto switch off after 30 seconds
Product Information
Attach these safety lights anywhere - no need for a plug socket. Use on stairs, in hallways, bedrooms and bathrooms. When they sense motion from 10-feet away they switch on, automatically switching off after 30 seconds if no movement is detected. Set to activate dusk-to-dawn, their energy-efficient, battery-powered LEDs last for ages. Attach with adhesive pads or to any metal surface with built-in magnets (fittings included). No hammers, drills, or tools required. Indoor use only. Each requires 3x AA batteries (not included). H8 xW10 xD2.8cm.
Delivery
In stock orders are normally delivered within 5-7 days using a tracked courier service. Regrettably, we cannot deliver to the Channel Islands and the Republic of Ireland. Please see our Delivery Information page for more information.
Returns/Exchanges
You may return an item within 28 days of receipt for a prompt replacement, exchange or refund of the item price. Please read our full terms & conditions for details.
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"Motion Lights"
just what we needed
By ernest franks,
18 Mar 2022
"Ideal Product To Save Electricity At Night"
These little sensor lights are ideal for the hallway or bathroom at night time. They save you having to turn the lights on and also help with safety to prevent falls on the way to the bathroom.
By christine marilyn Edwards,
12 Mar 2022
"Lights"
Bought x6 to see how they worked. Sadly one was not any good, but was instantly replaced by Coopers. They are fixed on the WALL side with picture frame hooks. Placed on the same angle of the steps and on alternate steps the beam covers a good area. my husband also provided the with shades to eliminate any dazzle!
By Diana Chalmers,
01 Mar 2022
"Superb Little Lights."
great will be buying more.
By Graham Shelton,
22 Feb 2022
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