Plug-in Dual Motion Sensor Stair Lights Indoor, Stairway Hallway Light with Cascading Effect, Dimmable, 3000K-6000K (16 Stairs)

Features

• UPGRADED DUAL MOTION SENSOR LIGHT 2.0: The new version features a Patented 2-Wire PLC System for smoother, more reliable lighting performance compared to WSPSD01. Comes with multi-length male-female extension cables to easily adapt to various stair corners or landings. The redesigned remote control offers a more intuitive and user-friendly experience
• GAME CHANGER FOR DARK STAIRWAYS & HALLWAY: Our tailored 15 downward facing spotlights to precisely light up each step without being harsh on the eyes. With dual PIR motion sensors detect movement from both directions for automatic lighting when going up or down stairs. No more fumbling for light switches in the dark
• ELEVATE HOME'S VIBE WITH A 'WOW' FACTOR: With its sleek and stylish design and elegant cascading lighting, this stair light enhances any spacewhether it's a main staircase, hallway, attic, or basement. Instantly elevates your home dcor and impresses your guests with every step
• SMART INDOOR LIGHTING WITH REMOTE: Featuring 6 lighting modes, multiple color temperatures ( from 3000K to 6000K), 10100% stepless dimming, and 4 timer delays, this motion light meets the demands of various home settings, providing both safety and a customizable ambiance for any occasion
• UPGRADED HASSLE-FREE INSTALLATION: No drilling, no damage, no tools requiredjust peel off the backing, stick them into place, and plug them in. The pre-assembled design makes setup effortless, with no need for manual wiring or assembly
• IMPORTANT NOTES BEFORE ORDERING: This is a PLUG-IN stair light that requires a wall outlet to operate. Kindly ensure that there is an accessible electrical socket near the top or bottom of your stairs where the light can be plugged in
• IMPORTANT NOTES BEFORE INSTALLATION: For optimal lighting performance, please install lights with the lampshade facing downward to fully illuminate each step. Installing in the wrong direction will cause the light to face upward, leading to glare and reduced visibility