Betty

North Reading, Massachusetts, United States

Arthritis

January 21, 2019

Let there be light!

5 out of 5 stars

These light switches were just what I was looking for to brighten up dimly lit spots in my house, mainly the attic, basement, and laundry closet. They're battery operated so I didn't have to set anything up. I just peeled the adhesive tape off the back and stuck them on the wall in a place I could easily reach.
The reflective background is also very helpful. I can find the switches more easily on the wall than my other light switches.
When you turn the switch on, the light is bright enough to light up the whole room. I was pleasantly impressed with the strength of the light, especially for the low cost!

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5 out of 5 stars

5 out of 5 stars

5 out of 5 stars

Promier Light Switch Cordless LED Light

At home

Promier

Under £15

These light switches are battery operated so you don't need an electrician to set them up. They're very easy to put on the wall as well, or wherever you need them - you can mount them using the adhesive tabs on the back, they're magnetic or you can screw them to the wall (but I haven't had to screw any in yet. I've used the adhesive tabs and they're held in place).

The product itself is inexpensive but the best part is that I've added lights where I need them in my home but I never needed to call an electrician!

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-No electrical wiring, 200 Lumens

-Ideal for patients in a hospital bed or for relatives that are bedridden. It can be left on during the night to make it easy to move throughout the night.

-This multi-purpose led light is good for bedroom lighting, under cabinet lighting, for closets, attics, sheds, garage, armoires, autos, emergencies, or anywhere else.

-An ideal night light to keep on your bed, near your bed on the side tables or stick it close where it will be handy to turn on when you need to get out of bed in the dark. You do not need to fumble or stumble your way in the dark when you get out of bed.