HOUHUI Dual Motion Sensor Light Indoor Under Bed Lights,16.4Ft Motion Activated LED Strip Lights for Bedside,12V Warm White Under Cabinet Light Two Motion Sensors LED Strip for Stair Closet Hallway

I purchased these to have motion lighting under my bed. We had an adjustable frame that had motion lights and we decided to replace it, well the one that we replaced it with has lighting but they have to be turned on by the remote. We have a small furbaby and we like to know when he starts to move around at night so we don’t step on him so motions were not an option for us. The install went very well and easy until I got to the part where I needed to cut the light strip and use the connector 😬. This is very important for installation and I’m handy but I couldn’t figure it out. I watched a you tube video and I finally got it. To connect the lights via the cable you must place the cut end of the strip underneath the silver prongs on the connector and close it for a secure fit or else the lights won’t work properly and oh you must open them up too! They have a little groove on the connector that you must open. The instructions doesn’t show that part. If you look at one of the photos you willSee what I am talking about (see the 1st photo). Now that they are installed I am loving them! Also these come with two sensors so you can put one on either side of your bed. Once you connect them when one sensor is tripped all of the lights come on simultaneously. Also a big plus they operate by electric not battery so u don’t have to worry about changing a battery at all!! If you are looking for unserved lighting I highly recommend them!

I got this for my dad so he can see at night without having to turn on the hall light all the time. It works exactly how it says.So what and how to fix:1. It is dimmable! You need an RF LED light remote for led lights.2. Use what comes in the box. Everything comes in the box. The only other thing you might buy is the corner joiners.3. If you cut it wrong you could cause a short. The short is harmless, but it might short circuit the lights. And for God sake didn't put a nail threw it!4. LED are power sensitive, don't use another plug if you are not sure if the wattage and amps. Normally they only work with 1 plug but some cheaper ones use the same plug with different watts and amps.5. Don't put it on a light switch. It's not designed for a switch, because it has a switch. You are just wasting it's usage.LED are not perfect, if you have a short or problems read and then contact the manufacturer. The manufacturer cannot know how it will work in different environments. To much heat may give it a shorter life span, while colder may draw more power. But the life in LED should be measured in years, not hours.

Overall was easy to install and plenty long enough to wrap all the way around my king bed to night stands and power cord was plenty long enough. Motion detectors are almost too good! Have to keep CPAP hose up and away from the motion detector on my side so the light would not come on when not intended to be on. My only 2 things I wish this had was the ability to change the length of time before shutting off as well as brightness control, had to add a dimmer to it (one of the images shows a dimmer and it says do not touch with wet hands, but the dimmer is not included in this kit).

I love my room dark, so when I saw these i decided to try them out and i must say I'm not disappointed at all. Great quality, bright enough to do the job and has different modes and kernel of brightness. My concern was the motion sensor not doing it's job, but it works all the way around my bed and even i walk in my room it goes sets them off. They stay on for just the right amount of time too.

These were easy to install, but one of the sensors died in three months. Was kinda hoping to not have to switch it out quite that often. lol. There is no option to purchase JUST the sensor.

I tried another brand of dual-sensor LED strip lights but they were so complicated! All I want is for my lights to go on when I approach either direction, and then go off at a reasonable time thereafter. These little sensors don't give any options - which is GREAT! No fussing around with settings. They do exactly what they're supposed to do - on, off, on off! They're warm white so they don't glare in my eyes on the stairwell. I put the sensor at the upper end of the stairs just inside the stairwell so that the lights don't turn on every time someone walks by the stairs! (second picture) That works really well. I have bought another set to light up a dark hallway in the basement. And I'm thinking about a dark part of the garage where they would be useful. Honestly for twenty bucks, you can't go wrong.

I wasn't prepared for how bright these are. I put them on my bed before plugging them in and holy cow your whole room lights up. Too bright for me and there's no dimmer like the last under bed lights (which broke because.... Children.) these lights are fine but I've resorted to covering up 3/4 of the LEDs with electrical tape. I know, not fancy but no one can see it. I so tried out using some aluminum duct tape which works great but is more tedious.I have lowered my review score to me because I ended up taking these off the bed and putting them in a closet and buying the ones with a dimmer. It's just stupid how bright these are.