Set of 3 motion-sensing LED nightlights for indoor or outdoor use. These little lights are mighty bright.
Sophisticated motion sensor combined with a light sensor allows light to turn on only when it is dark and only when motion is detected.
Motion sensor for auto-on up to 15 feet; auto-off after 30 seconds of no motion detected.
Super-bright LED bulbs last up to 50,000 hours; stays off during daylight hours; Simple to install--no hardwiring; requires 4 AA batteries (not included).
Each light measures 1.2-Inch long by 3.75-Inch wide by 3.25-Inch tall.
An automatic night light ideal for night time trips to the bathroom. No need to fumble around for the light switch. Also ideal for hallways, wardrobes, cupboards and all those dark areas you are unable to light. Used in the home.
Box Contains
Mr. Beams MB723 motion sensor LED stick anywhere night light (Set of 3), 3 wall mount brackets, 3 pieces of double stick adhesive strips, 6 screws, 6 anchors, user manual. Runs on 4 AA batteries (not included).
Plus £4.75 for non prime users
- Dhiraj1
15 comments
dinosteveus
24 Nov 161#1
I have these, they are good but I think expensive.
praevalens
24 Nov 16#2
Give these a go for toilet training
jocky32000
24 Nov 16#3
These are brilliant. Have two already. Purchased thanks
niall71
24 Nov 16#4
Been waiting for these to go offer to buy a few more. £13.99 for 3 is a great price, thanks op
Ruffuz
24 Nov 16#5
Great lights, but remember being cheaper when I bought them.
niall71 to Ruffuz
24 Nov 16#7
I'm not sure they've been cheaper than this for a 3 pack?
hafizpatel
24 Nov 16#6
These are brilliant
AJ`
24 Nov 161#8
Reflective
24 Nov 16#9
Bought another 2 x 3 lights as they are really useful. The batteries have been in the for over a year now and are still working, I have them near the front door in the hall way acting as an entrance light.
Ruffuz
24 Nov 163#10
you're right!
hollger
25 Nov 16#11
No, he's wrong and you're right?! :smile:
As shown by the CCC image above, £12.80 in 2014! So if you have a time machine...
Edit: I have 1 of these, paid £8.99 for 1 so 3 for £13.99 is pretty damn reasonable I reckon. Works well, it lives in a wardrobe and provides ample light. Still on the original batteries too.
stephenr
25 Nov 16#12
These are really good lights. I've had the same outside in the wind and rain for the past year and still works a treat!
HereKittyKitty to stephenr
25 Nov 16#13
You sure it's this model? It says these are for inside the home
furbix
28 Nov 16#14
I always wonder if some of this stuff is people getting on a band wagon of thinking their saving money when they might not be. Wouldn't be cheaper just to get an LED bulb and turn that on? Surely you have to factor in the cost of the batteries or can rechargeable be used? If rechargeable then how many hours to charge - say 5 hours a year - wouldn't that be more total electric than turning an LED bulb on each time needed?
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Sophisticated motion sensor combined with a light sensor allows light to turn on only when it is dark and only when motion is detected.
Motion sensor for auto-on up to 15 feet; auto-off after 30 seconds of no motion detected.
Super-bright LED bulbs last up to 50,000 hours; stays off during daylight hours; Simple to install--no hardwiring; requires 4 AA batteries (not included).
Each light measures 1.2-Inch long by 3.75-Inch wide by 3.25-Inch tall.
An automatic night light ideal for night time trips to the bathroom. No need to fumble around for the light switch. Also ideal for hallways, wardrobes, cupboards and all those dark areas you are unable to light. Used in the home.
Box Contains
Mr. Beams MB723 motion sensor LED stick anywhere night light (Set of 3), 3 wall mount brackets, 3 pieces of double stick adhesive strips, 6 screws, 6 anchors, user manual. Runs on 4 AA batteries (not included).
Plus £4.75 for non prime users
- Dhiraj1
15 comments
As shown by the CCC image above, £12.80 in 2014! So if you have a time machine...
Edit: I have 1 of these, paid £8.99 for 1 so 3 for £13.99 is pretty damn reasonable I reckon. Works well, it lives in a wardrobe and provides ample light. Still on the original batteries too.