Motion-activated PathLights Wireless LED Stair Lights help prevent tripping at night. Install the 3 motion sensor stair lights up to 18 feet apart on your stairs or in your hallway, using screws or mounting tape (both included). When you get within 6 feet of the first unit, the light comes on which then triggers the next unit to light as well. The PathLights Wireless LED Stair Lights stay on for about a minute, so you can safely make your way down dark staircases or halls. And since these motion sensor stair lights are battery operated, you can add them anywhere you need extra lights. Each wireless LED stair light requires 3 AA batteries (not included) that should last for approximately 16 months.
PathLights Starter Set (372125) includes 2 "A" lights for the start and end of a run, and 1 "B" light to place between them. The range of the "A" units to trigger the "B" units is up to 20 feet apart. Keep the "B" units within this range.
Companion Set (416629) provides 2 additional "B" lights for extra long staircases or hallways. Must be used in conjunction with the PathLights Set (372125).
Benefits of the PathLights Wireless LED Stair Lights:
Wireless LED Stair Lights detect motion from up to 6 feet way
These motion sensor stair lights "communicate" between the units to light automatically
PathLights Wireless LED Stair Lights can be used for basements, attics, campers, workshops, boats and more
What a great concept. And they perform magnificently/flawlessly at night when approaching, utilizing, and turning off on time. What a great safety feature to have on an in-house stairwell. That said, your assembly directions said it could be put up in seconds....yet it took me over an hour. But maybe that's just me (aka THE KLUTZ!). But also, on three of my five light units, the plastic loops [which were installed to help separate the lighting units from the mounting units] were already broken OR actually broke when utilized as per assembly directions. Thank goodness the first one I tried worked flawlessly, and therefore I was able to see how to perform a "work-around" measure and separate the two parts without doing any damage to the product.