Pococo
Under Cabinet Light with Remote Control
You reach into a dark cabinet and can't see a thing. This cabinet light sticks under the shelf and lights the space the moment you tap it.
Only 4 left in stock
OptionWhite, 1 light
Arrives 11 – 19 October
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It runs on AAA batteries, so there are no wires to hide. The remote lets you choose two brightness levels or set it to turn off after 30 minutes, and one remote can control many lights together.
In the box: the light, easy-pasting stickers and expansion screws. Batteries are not included. It is 10cm long, with a 3W COB LED and a 1.5W LED.
Good for:
• Under kitchen cabinets
• Inside wardrobes
• On bookshelves
• In garages and basements
• As a night light
- Does it come with batteries?
- No, the battery is not included. It runs on AAA batteries.
- Can I control more than one light with one remote?
- Yes, one remote control can control many lights together.
- How far away does the remote work?
- The control distance is up to 15 feet.
- How do I install it?
- There are two easy ways to install: easy-pasting stickers and expansion screws.
- Can I turn it off without the remote?
- Yes, you can turn the light on or off by clicking the switch on the lens on the light.
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