WANDA Battery Led light 44cm with motion sensor and light sensor
This is a battery powered led luminaire. It has a motion sensor and a light sensor/dimmer switch. It has a LI-Ion battery and can be charged with a standard USB charger (5V, 1A) which you probably have left over from your phone. The lamp comes with a charging cable, but not a wall plug.
The light is a warm 3000K. The lamp is available in 2 sizes. 240mm (1.5W) and 440mm (3W).
Most commonly used in wardrobes, drawers, kitchen cabinets. Also great as a night light for camping trips. In addition, for lighting small spaces such as cabins, sleeping lofts, the Wanda is great thanks to its beautiful and even, warm-toned light.
This is a battery operated and magnetic multifunctional LED luminaire. The WANDA luminaire is equipped with a motion sensor and a light sensor/ dimmer switch. It has a LI-Ion battery and can be charged with a standard USB charger (5V, 1A) which you probably have left over from your phone. The lamp comes with a USB-B charging cable, but no wall plug.
The light tone is a warm 3000K. The lamp is available in 2 sizes. 240mm (1.5W) and 440mm (3W).
Most commonly used in wardrobes, drawers, kitchen cupboards, fridges (yes... we tried it there too and it worked well for over 2 months on a single charge). You can take a bundle of lights with you next time you go to the cottage, where it would be nice to have a little light in a hood or loft. Another popular use is as a night light in the toilet. Just attach under the furniture on the wall, with the light pointing towards the door and you have a night light!
Battery life (on new unit) in motion sensor mode is approx 2-3 months (box opened 3 times a day, 10sec). Fully charged takes 4 hours.
The light has 3 different modes:
- Always on. Always on.
- Use as a flashlight. The light only comes on when it is dim and reacts to movement.
- Only the motion sensor. The light always works when it detects motion. Even in the sun.
- ... and off, of course.
The light is attached to the object with a magnet. The luminaire has a magnetic strip the length of the luminaire, which is fixed in place with a 3M sticker if the luminaire is to be fixed to the object. The sticker on the luminaire is REALLY STRONG! The luminaire has a counter magnet to attach it to the magnetic strip. This makes it easy to remove the lamp for charging or to take it with you. It can also be carried on a strap of a canvas bag thanks to the magnetic attachment. It also sticks to any magnetic surface, such as a storage shelf or the bonnet of a car
Installation examples:
In a cupboard: on the back wall, pointing towards the door
In a drawer: To the front or rear edge of the drawer
In the bathroom: on the back wall under the drawer, facing the door
In storage: on metal shelves due to magnetism
On a trip: Take along and use like a flashlight. Light is pleasantly even and easy on the eye. Attaches to almost any metal surface (not aluminium) due to its magnetism. The magnet also sticks through fabric, so you can attach it to a bag strap, for example. Hang it on hooks and you have a kitchen table light in your caravan or boat, for example. The hooks are not included.
Dimensions:
240 or 440mmx40x18mm
- Delivery status Out of Stock
- Brand Ledstore
- Breadcrumbs Home Led Lights WANDA Battery Led light 44cm with motion sensor and light sensor
- Category Led Lights
- SKU battery_led-440
- Wattage 3
- Lumen 200
- Designed in Finland No
- Installation
Light is connected with magnet to cabinets. Base has 3M STRONG two sided tape to install it materials and light itself is magnetic so it is very easy to grab and re-charge when needed.
Installation examples:
On cabinet, install it to back wall, pointing to door.
On Drawer, install it to drawer ceiling.
Measurements:
240x40x18mm
440x40x18mm
- Mode 1 (always ON): Press the switch about 2sec when its OFF
- Mode 2 (motion and light sensor): Press the switch shortly when its on mode 1 or 3. GREEN led flashes.
- Mode 3 (motion sensor mode): Press the switch shortly when its on mode 2. RED led flashes.
- Mode 4 (OFF) Press the switch about 2sec when its ON
Please note that sensor works direcly in about 110 degrees in front. range is about 2 meters. So it wont see movement from side.
- Life span 35000
- Model Battery_Led
- Size 440x40x18
- Length of the package 45
- Height of the package 2
- Width of the package 4.5
- Diameter of the product 4
- Approval CE, RoHS
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Colour rendering index
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RA value
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