Pococo
Motion Sensor Night Light Bar for Cabinets and Closets
For anyone who fumbles in a dark cabinet or hallway at night, this light turns on by itself when you move near.
OptionSilver, 10cm
Arrives 26 October – 14 November
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Cabinet light, magnetic iron patch, USB charging cable, user's manual
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It has a motion sensor and three color temperatures. Press once for always on, double press for night sensing, press three times for all-day sensing, or press four times to turn it off.
In the box: cabinet light, magnetic iron patch, USB charging cable, and user's manual. It has a built-in rechargeable battery and needs 3 hours to charge quickly.
Good for:
• Kitchen cabinet
• Wardrobe
• Closet
• Hallway
• Stairwell
- How does the motion sensor work?
- Double press for night motion sensor mode, which only works at night. Press three times for all-day motion sensor mode, which works day and night.
- Can I adjust the brightness?
- Yes. Long press the function button to adjust the brightness with stepless dimming.
- How long does the battery last?
- It can last for over 5 hours under always on mode. If lighted eight times a day, it can last for about three months.
- How do I install it?
- It has a built-in magnet and comes with a magnetic iron patch. You can stick it on any ironwork without tools, screws, or nuts.
- What colors of light does it have?
- Click the function button to switch between three color temperatures: 3000K, 4000K, and 6000K.
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