WOBANE Dual Motion Sensor Under Bed Lights,Rechargeable 16.4ft LED Light Strip,Battery Powered Tape Light for Shelves,Cabinet,Anywhere,PIR Detector,Cuttable,Flexible,2700K Warm White

The media could not be loaded. I like this LED light string product. It works well, very responsive motion detection and light detection. The light is so bright, I don't need to turn on the ceiling light to be able to see my way up/down the stairs. It has sensors at the top of the stairs and at the bottom. The sensor boxes have two settings: M or A.M means Manual mode. With Manual mode, you have to manually press an on/off switch on the sensor box to turn the lights on or off. The lights stay on until you turn them off, no motion or light sensing. This mode runs down the battery faster, so it will need recharging more frequently if you use Manual mode. A means Automatic mode, which is the light and motion sensor mode. The lights turn off automatically after about 30 seconds of no motion detected. This mode is more battery saving.I bought the 16.4 foot long light string, after measuring my stairway. It has two sensor boxes (which sense both motion and light level), which you attach to the wall with magnetic strips. It's easy to unplug the sensor box and pull it off the magnetic strips to recharge it with a standard Android cable. Something that was not clear from the description of the product is that there is (for the 16.4 foot long model) one light string and each end of the string has a sensor box.The one con is that the instructions that come with it are VERY lacking. There are some parts that come with it and the instructions don't explain at all about these parts and what they are for. I had to figure it out on my own.So, I will try my best to explain the parts to you. There are some little circular stickers. These stickers are for covering the light sensor pinhole to convert the sensor box into a motion detector only, so that it only detects motion without regard to light levels. This means it will always trigger from motion no matter what time of day it is and how much light is coming in.There are 2 cable clips to attach the bit of cable that comes from the sensor box to the wall.There are 2 sets of wires that are red and black and have plastic bits at the ends. This one took me a while to figure out. It turns out to be a connector piece. The LED light strip has little black lines at intervals along the strip. These black lines mark where it is safe to cut the strip to make it shorter, without ruining the conductivity of electricity through the strip, so that it will still light up after being cut shorter. You cut exactly on the black line with your scissors. I did not need to cut my light strip, it was left intact, so I did not need to use these connectors. The connectors are for reconnecting the two parts of the light strip if you change your mind and want to reunite the cut sections. The way it works is you pry open the plastic clamps at the ends of the connector wires - this can be difficult to do, but I managed to do it with my fingernail. I suggest using a small flathead screwdriver instead of your fingernail, it's easier that way. Then after you've got it pried open, you lay the cut end of the light strip in it and then close the clamp over the cut end. Do the same for the other side of the connector, and then you've got the LED strips reunited and working as a single piece again.I hope this review helps you make a decision about whether this product is right for your needs. I highly recommend it.

I purchased this solution as my house is old (built in 1905) and the stairs are dark. I've had guests trip going up and down the stairs so I figured why not light the path for safety. I will break down the review into three parts, motion detection, brightness and installation.Motion DetectionAccording to the instructions, the sensor has a range of 7-10 ft. It's sensitivity is appropriate from proximity as when I get by the stairs, it lights up. The operation is instant on with no pattern and after no motion is detected for 25 seconds it shuts off. One thing to note is when turning off the lights in my foyer, the lights automatically turn on. I don't know if it matters to anyone but I find it helpful as I don't have to get near the sensor in the dark for it to activate. One thing to note is since both ends pass power, when both sensors are tripped, the lights get even brighter.I charged the sensors out of the box and it took a long time to complete charging (the instructions state 2-4 hours). I heard some people had issues with the battery packs not holding a charge after a while so I will update my review after a month to give my experience.BrightnessThe package states it has an output of 220 lumens. As I do not have a means to confirm this, I take it for face value. The strip produces enough light to illuminate the stairs in the dark and in ambient lighting. However, I would prefer it if the strip was a bit brighter for my own personal taste. Further, I feel the LEDs are a bit too spread out and feel it would benefit with a closer set of LEDs or double the LEDs.Note: I chose the 6000k color temperature as I felt it suited my needs.InstallationAs with any project, one must start with prep work by cleaning the surface for the lights to adhere. As this is my house, I went the extra mile. I swept and steamed the stairs from top to bottom. For the area where I adhered the lights, I hit it with a dry wipe then used lysol wipes and let it dry.As I have a landing, I employed the use of another person to hold the lights so I can stretch it out to see both ends and get an idea of placement. Then I peeled the backing of the iron sheets and placed the sensor on the lower part of the stairs. I plugged it up and started peeling the backing off and affixed the LED strip to the staircase (disconnecting once I got the initial part of the strip adhered). When I got to the landing I had to come around so I cut the strip and tethered it with the included connectors. I secured the cord and continued to the last part at the top of the stairs. Once the entire strip was installed, I mounteded the second sensor and the task was complete.I say the installation was fairly easy that an inexperienced individual could attempt it and be successful and the time it took to complete from start to finish was about 30 minutes where most of the time was dedicated to prep work. Adhering the LEDs was the easiest part while the wire connector part (unnecessary in some cases) took a little time to work with as I had accidentally peeled the backing in the area that was going to be connected. It just made things more difficult because the sticky part kept sticking to my fingers or the connector in the wrong area.Final ThoughtsI recommend purchasing these lights as I believe they provide great value for the cost. Unless you're willing to go all out for an illumination solution for your stairs, this simple solution works great! The ability to have the lights powered by battery provides the freedom to mount the solution virtually anywhere.I took as many pictures as I could for an idea of what to expect.

I have used this to back light a stained glass piece as a wall hanging. This works perfectly and when it runs out I just usb recharge and go!!! It’s perfect

Está muy bien para un clóset o armario, se puede prender de forma manual o en automático al estar oscuro detecta movimiento y prende 20 segundos.

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Facilidad para instalar

We are using them temporarily without the adhesive strip. We are not done with our renovation project and will varnish the railing next year. We do not want to spoil it by removing it. So I can't comment on how well it sticks. I can however say the the product is perfect for our application. It is very bright and the sensor pics our motion very well when going from the bottom or from the top of our stairs. The battery seems to hold the charge well but it has been only a few weeks so we will see how long it last before needing recharging. We are very happy with our choice so far.