Built-In Downlight Twilight Sensor Hallway LED Warm White Motion Detector Indirect Light Rectangular Square | Sansoti

Recessed Motion-Sensor Light with Twilight Sensor for the Hallway

A standard motion sensor in the hallway also activates in the middle of the day—and that is exactly why people end up switching them off again. In addition to the motion sensor, this version has a twilight sensor: the light only responds when it is actually dark as well. During the day, it stays off; at night, it gently illuminates the hallway as soon as you open the bedroom door, so you no longer have to feel around for the light switch and no one else is woken by bright overhead lighting.

The light is warm white and indirect: it shines down along the wall instead of into your eyes. That is the difference between briefly lighting your way and waking up fully—especially when you need to go downstairs at night and want to get back to sleep afterwards.

Benefits

• Twilight sensor: does not switch on during the day, even when you walk past
• Motion sensor: lights up as soon as you enter the hallway, without a switch
• Warm white indirect light: illuminates the floor, not your eyes—you stay sleepy
• Recessed into the wall: no protruding light to bump into at night
• Rectangular or square: choose the shape that matches your skirting boards and door frames
• LEDs lasting up to 50,000 hours: in practice, you will not need to replace them
• Also available as an “always on” version: useful if you want one point to remain lit continuously

Designed for

Designed for hallways and small passages between bedrooms, landings where children walk through at night, and long corridors where the main light is too bright for simply crossing over. Place the lights approximately 25 to 40 cm above the floor and two to three metres apart for an even line of light.

Most nighttime falls at home happen on the way to the bathroom, in the dark. This is the most affordable way to solve that problem.