Nightlights Battery-Powered Motion-Sensing LED Stick - £4.99 (Prime) £8.98 (Non Prime) @ Sold by aoputek and Fulfilled by Amazon

The twin-pack TeckNet Amazon option at same price offers better value if the different design is acceptable amazon.co.uk/dp/…7Q/

AndyRoyd38 m ago

The twin-pack TeckNet Amazon option at same price offers better value if …The twin-pack TeckNet Amazon option at same price offers better value if the different design is acceptable https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B00YGG837Q/Read lessRead more

Really good ones , Only thing is that I think this one has only Auto Mode , and i cant use it when I want light to be always on or off . Design wise I liked both , just depending on space availability in my home , i will prefer smaller lights.

I would recommend this light:

amazon.co.uk/gp/…c=1

Bought on a lightening deal and its a brilliant light, fixed to a cupboard under the stairs, works perfectly!

Ordered, looks good

masif122 m ago

I would recommend this …I would recommend this light:https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B01I565R2G/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o08_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1Bought on a lightening deal and its a brilliant light, fixed to a cupboard under the stairs, works perfectly!Read lessRead more

Do you think these would work just under the lower cupboards in a kitchen? i.e. would my feet moving past them at a low level trigger the motion detector?

Also, how do you recharge them?

deleted43494815th Nov 2017

Do you think these would work just under the lower cupboards in a kitchen? …Do you think these would work just under the lower cupboards in a kitchen? i.e. would my feet moving past them at a low level trigger the motion detector?Also, how do you recharge them?Read lessRead more

I think they take batteries

dossdes1 m ago

I think they take batteries

They appear to have a micro USB port, so I was guessing it would just be plug in for a little while?

For clarity, i'm referring to the ones in @masif1 post rather than the OP

deleted43494815th Nov 2017

They appear to have a micro USB port, so I was guessing it would just be …They appear to have a micro USB port, so I was guessing it would just be plug in for a little while?For clarity, i'm referring to the ones in @masif1 post rather than the OPRead lessRead more

ah sorry, I thought you meant the OP ones. The ones you are looking at are rechargeable, I have some similar in my kitchen that are charged via mini USB. As its a high traffic area I need to recharge them once a week but I guess in cupboards/wardrobes the drain will be much less.

In answer to your first question about the triggering of them, I find them very sensitive (I have them placed under wall units in the kitchen and going anywhere near them triggers the light. I would assume if you were to place them at the bottom of the wall unit your passing feet would likely trigger them too.

deleted43494815th Nov 2017

Do you think these would work just under the lower cupboards in a kitchen? …Do you think these would work just under the lower cupboards in a kitchen? i.e. would my feet moving past them at a low level trigger the motion detector?Also, how do you recharge them?Read lessRead more

Don’t you think they will be very bright for that area 😊, my suggestion would be to put something very mild , and may be colourful if u like . I have blue coloured at home , I love them

Thanks OP, heat from me.
Lidl are selling battery powered motion sensor lights this Sunday, £5.99 for one, or £10 for two
More info here

pat-w7 m ago

Thanks OP, heat from me. Lidl are selling battery powered motion sensor …Thanks OP, heat from me. Lidl are selling battery powered motion sensor lights this Sunday, £5.99 for one, or £10 for twoMore info hereRead lessRead more

My Pleasure 😊

LemonHoney16 h, 27 m ago

Don’t you think they will be very bright for that area 😊, my suggestion …Don’t you think they will be very bright for that area 😊, my suggestion would be to put something very mild , and may be colourful if u like . I have blue coloured at home , I love them Read lessRead more

I wondered if that would be the case actually, haven't pulled the trigger yet, but I just don't fancy paying a ton of money for a spark to come in and fit them! If only I was more handy!

deleted43494815th Nov 2017

Do you think these would work just under the lower cupboards in a kitchen? …Do you think these would work just under the lower cupboards in a kitchen? i.e. would my feet moving past them at a low level trigger the motion detector?Also, how do you recharge them?Read lessRead more

Hi, sorry for the late reply, I haven't actually had to re-charge my one yet, but it comes with a usb lead, so you can simple plug it into a phone charger for charging.