Motion Sensor Night Light | Halo Glow, Downward Beam

A small wall light that comes on as you pass and lights the floor.

A sensor near the top picks up movement and brings the light on, and it goes off again on its own after a pause rather than staying lit. The light comes out two ways: a beam from the open lower end that puts a pool on the floor, and a halo around the body that colours the wall behind it. A button on the front changes between them. The body is small and flat, low enough to sit at skirting height.

Why is this Motion Sensor Night Light perfect for you?

• Comes on by itself: No switch to find in the dark and no reaching past a doorframe — it lights as you approach and shuts off once you've gone.
• Downward beam: Puts the light on the floor where your feet are rather than into your eyes, which is what makes it usable when you're half asleep.
• Coloured halo: Glows around the edge onto the wall behind, so it also works as a soft mark of where a doorway or a stair is.
• Small flat body: Sits close to the wall at low level, so it doesn't project into a narrow hallway or catch a foot on a stair.

Specifications

Design: Small oval wall-mounted body with a sensor near the top, a button on the front, an open lower end throwing light down and a halo around the edge
Details: Dimensions, weight, power source, run time or battery requirement, sensor range and angle, timeout delay, light modes and mounting method per supplier specification
Function: Motion-activated night light with a downward beam and a coloured surround
Placement: Hallway skirting, stairs and landings, bedroom, bathroom doorway, under a wall cabinet, wardrobe interior
Ideal for: Getting up at night, hallways and landings without a switch, dark corners and cupboards, rented homes