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Light automatically turns on when motion is detected at night. The 5 LEDs never burn out or need changing. The 4 C batteries last over a year under normal usage. Use it outside or inside and anywhere. Installation is so simple with our included mounting bracket.
Product Features
- 4 C batteries last over one year with normal usage
- LEDs last virtually forever
- Easy DIY Installation with included mounting bracket
- Light automatically turns on when motion is detected at night
- Attractive black color fits your home decor
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great battery-powered light i needed a porch light for a house i’m renting. the porch doesn’t have any power wires or outlets so i was using solar-powered LEDs. unfortunately the porch doesn’t get much sun, so those lights never worked well.i saw these battery-powered motion sensor lights on a tech review site and had to get one. the thing took 5 minutes to install above my door and lights up when i’m 20 feet away. its bright enough to see the whole area around my door, including the keyhole on my door. i’d buy another if i had another porch!
USELESS! I bought this because of the high star ratings by other purchasers. I was misled. I live in rural SC and have lots of “critters” that creep at night. I put it on the corner of the garage so I wouldn’t be surprised by bobcats, fox, armadillo or SNAKES. I sent the dogs out last night to check it – it came on — if you are standing under it and don’t squint. The circle of light, which is so dim you couldn’t see a bobcat standing in it, was only about 2 feet around. It was comparable to a flashlight that needs new batteries. I am more than disappointed. It cost $28 plus postage. So where is it now — in my back hallway for guests who need to use the second bathroom. A PIECE OF JUNK!
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