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Automatic LED Night Light, 12 LED USB Rechargeable Closet Light with Motion Sensor and Magnetic Adhesive Strip, 3 Modes (Auto/On/Off) for Bedrooms, Stairs, Wardrobes, Hallways, 2 Pieces

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~~£40.99~~

Of which environmental contribution £0.10 including VAT.

Sold by Cuizi

Product information

Description

General Description

This automatic LED lamp is ideal for various spaces such as wardrobes, wine cellars, shoe cabinets and can also be used as a wall night light. With its rechargeable design and motion detector, it offers a practical and efficient solution for illuminating your dark spaces.

Technical Specifications

Number of LEDs: 12 high-brightness SMD LEDs
Rechargeable battery: 600 mAh, charging via USB
Operating current: 180 mA
Labor life: up to 2 months with normal use
LED lifespan: over 30,000 hours
Brightness: over 240 lm
Induction sensitivity distance: 3 meters
Induction sensitivity angle: horizontal 60 degrees, vertical 30 degrees
Operating temperature: 0℃ to 40℃
Operating humidity: 5% to 93% %
Operating Voltage: DC 3-4.2V
Weight: 90 g
Size: 120 x 38 x 17 mm (length x width x height)

Installation

Method 1: Use the included magnets, iron sheets, and 3M tape to attach the iron sheet to the desired location, then secure the lamp with the magnetic sheet.
Method 2: Hang the lamp using the hanging holes on the back, using screws (screws not included).

Operation

"ON" Mode: Light always on, without motion detection.
"OFF" Mode: Off.
"AUTO" Mode: Motion detection with dual induction (human body and motion control) light).

Other information

Quantity delivered: 2 pieces

Features

Brand
OTHERS
Length
15 cm
Width
15 cm
Height
35 cm
Weight
2 kg

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