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Wall Lights

Wall Sconce Motion Sensor Night Light | Sensyra

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$24.90
  • Gentle warm glow guides steps without blinding glare
  • Cordless rechargeable build requires no hardwiring
  • Built-in motion sensor activates automatically in the dark
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Delivery: 6 to 9 days
Emitted color
Warm white Warm white White White
Power
Battery powered USB charging cable

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Description

Wall Sconce Motion Sensor Night Light

Navigating dark hallways or steps at night shouldn't mean turning on blinding overhead fixtures. This compact wall sconce motion sensor night light activates automatically to deliver a soft, non-glaring halo exactly when you need safe passage.

Featuring an ultra-slim square profile, the fixture mounts flush against vertical surfaces to remain unobtrusive during the day. An integrated wide-angle sensor detects movement to guide your nighttime steps with a gentle glow, powered entirely by an internal USB-rechargeable battery for effortless, wire-free placement.

  • Materials: Lightweight ABS housing with central light diffuser
  • Finish: Clean white
  • Dimensions: 3.15" W x 3.15" H x 0.71" D (8 cm x 8 cm x 1.8 cm)
  • Mounting Type: Cordless rechargeable (internal 3V USB-rechargeable battery, no hardwiring required)
  • Light Source: Integrated LED available in warm white or white light tones
  • Sensor: Built-in motion sensor with approximately 100° detection angle
  • Recommended Rooms: Hallway, staircase, bedroom, landing, bathroom, or low-profile baseboard locations

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