How to Choose a Bedside Lamp: Height, Brightness and Warm Light for Sleep
A good bedside lamp is bright enough to read by, warm enough to wind down under, and easy...
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Light that goes with you
The PIR sensor wakes it when you move within 3–5 mFades out 20 seconds after the room goes stillA daylight lock keeps it off until dark
Matte ABS shellPIR motion sensorUSB-rechargeable battery
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Frequently asked questions
How does it know when to switch on?
A built-in PIR sensor detects movement within about 3–5 metres across a 120° arc, and only in the dark, so it never comes on in daylight.
How long does the battery run?
Months on a charge with normal nightly use. Most people recharge it by USB about four times a year.
How is it attached?
With the adhesive magnetic patch supplied: stick the patch where you want light and snap the puck onto it. The puck pulls off for charging and leaves no marks.
Will it go off while I still need it?
It stays on while it detects movement and fades about 20 seconds after the last motion, so as long as you keep moving it keeps glowing.
Does it shine warm or cool?
Warm: a soft golden glow, chosen to keep your body in sleep mode when you wake in the night, and never a harsh blue-white.
Where can it be used?
Anywhere indoors where hands-free light is useful: stairs, hallways, wardrobes, under the bed frame, nurseries or a bathroom wall away from direct water.
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