SE Wireless Motion Sensor Light – 10 Super-Bright LED
SE Wireless Motion Sensor Light – 10 Super-Bright LED
- Instantly add motion-activated light for security and safety – indoors or out
- Infrared technology senses both movement and heat for fewer false activations
- Compact (3″ x 3″) and lightweight (4.3 oz) lets you install almost anywhere; easy-mounting slot
- 10 super-bright LED cast pure white light, last for 100,000 hours, sip battery power
- Wire-free installation, operates for months on 3 AA batteries (not included); lead-free RoHS-quality
nstantly add motion-activated light for security and safety – indoors or out*Infrared technology senses both movement and heat for fewer false activations; daylight-off function*Compact (3″ x 3″) and lightweight (4.3 oz) lets you install almost anywh
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List Price: $ 14.95
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ELGIN TRAVEL ALARM CLOCK
- Elgin’s travel alarm clock is handy and easily transportable, measuring 5 by 5 by 4 inches, and weighing 6.1 ounces
- It has a 7/10-inch LCD with an indiglo feature that makes it easy to tell time in the dark
- Runs by highly accurate quartz movement and requires one AAA battery
- Protective cover keeps the clock safe from the elements and rigors of travel
- On the road, one may not want to rely only on wake-up calls or whatever alarm clock happens to be in the room
Make sure your on time while on the road with this Indiglo travel alarm clock
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List Price: $ 13.95
Price: $ 6.94
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Review by whitebirch for SE Wireless Motion Sensor Light – 10 Super-Bright LED
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Wireless Motion Sensor Light – 10 Super-Bright LED – Install Anywhere in 30 Seconds!
This mini motion sensor light is really great! I bought it for a pet area that needs a light at times since it gets dark out so early these days, & this does the job perfectly!
It’s small enough to place/hang anywhere, but the light is quite bright – don’t be fooled by its small size.
I should mention that the first one I received didn’t come on automatically for me, so had to be returned, but the replacement works perfectly.
Review by Andrew Perkins for SE Wireless Motion Sensor Light – 10 Super-Bright LED
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I was skeptical after getting a couple of other “motion sensor pucks” that didnt trip unless you were right under them (dragon light). This one is up in our hallway and lights up the area adequately for walking through and finding things in the near closet. Planning on getting two more for the other dark recesses in our hallway.
Pros: kids will trip the light even though it’s on the ceiling – even the dogs will trip it. Provides enough light to see, even into the nearby closet.
Cons: Blue color. They’ve got “natural” colored led’s, why they don’t install them into these products remains a mystery.
Review by Bruce W. Britton for SE Wireless Motion Sensor Light – 10 Super-Bright LED
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I bought two of these (a better deal, and at this writing the same two sellers offer the two-fer: 10 LED Wireless Motion Sensor Light 2 Pack Easy to Install). While not precisely as described, they get the job done (or at least have so far).
Pluses: bright light from the 10 LEDs, low drain on batteries, no wiring needed.
Minuses: in my experience, the sensor range is much less than the description states (I figure three to four feet); seem to be cheaply made (in China, if that matters to you); the three-position switch (off/constant-on/motion-sense) seems cheap and is positioned such that it’s hard to move, which may or may not be an issue for you (if you’re leaving it permanently set to sense motion, it won’t matter); in one of my two units, the three-position switch was wired backward relative to the labeling, an indication of poor quality control; as other reviewers have noted, (1) there is no “daylight off” function (except to move the three-position switch to off, which is a nuisance), and (2) there doesn’t seem to be any heat sensing.
All in all, not a purchase I’m sorry I made. For my use, they’re adequate. For some, the negatives may outweigh the good price.
Review by J. Sarro for SE Wireless Motion Sensor Light – 10 Super-Bright LED
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I was a bit skeptical of this because of the price and the previous review, but I like it a lot. I’ve got it at the curve of my dark stairway so that it turns on at the first or second step either way. I don’t really care about the “daylight off” function that apparently doesn’t exist because I’m not usually home much during the day, so it really doesn’t matter. The brightness can be debated, but it lights up my entire stairway with no trouble…maybe outside it could be different, but inside, it gets most of the area I intended it for.
Review by George B. ONeill for SE Wireless Motion Sensor Light – 10 Super-Bright LED
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…why does every internet site that describes this light indicate that it has a “daylight off function”. As the other reviewer, Mathew, wrote before me, that function does not really exist. So if the light is placed in a hallway it’s going to go on and off, over and over, all day, day after day, 24/7. I suppose that I could live with that if I hadn’t been told in writing that it wouldn’t happen because of the built-in daylight off function! Now I’m feeling a little stupid, but will keep the lights anyway… maybe they expected me to keep them anyway! I am only writing in case someone has a solution that I haven’t found. g
Review by B. Harris for ELGIN TRAVEL ALARM CLOCK
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I have dropped this thing on the floor, stepped on it, spilled water all over it. I lost the back and the batteries were held in by masking tape and it still worked. Simple, but effective.
Review by B. Culver for ELGIN TRAVEL ALARM CLOCK
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I didn’t see this anywhere before I bought this item, but it only snoozes for 4 minutes. It has an annoying alarm that is sure to wake and irritate you and when you press snooze (or turn on the night light) it emits a high pitch whine that is sure to drive away dogs. It has a single alarm that is easy to set. It is small and folds up for travel.
Review by zorba for ELGIN TRAVEL ALARM CLOCK
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Nice, uncomplicated, functional travel alarm clock. First of all, the package was EASY to open — doesn’t require a hacksaw and axe, like most packages do these days. Secondly, the instructions were written in CLEAR ENGLISH — not weird unintelligible international symbols and directions in ten different languages with the English being butchered beyond comprehension. And thirdly, the clock is simple to set up and operate. Very user-friendly. Does what it says it’s going to do. Alarm starts off softly then gets more frantic as seconds tick by and you haven’t turned it off — perfect for my waking-up habits. It’s the right size — very compact — has a nice big display, big snooze button — all in all, about as perfect as a product can be. My compliments to Elgin.
Review by shamrockin for ELGIN TRAVEL ALARM CLOCK
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I used an Indiglo travel alarm as my main alarm for over ten years. Eventually, it stopped working. I have been on a quest to replace it ever since–about six years now. The main thing I’ve learned by trying so many other alarms is–it’s hard to find a good, basic, no-frills, reliable alarm clock.
Some alarms lose time. Some snooze for 10 or 15 minutes, which defeats the awakening process. Some are loud and/or obnoxious while others are barely audible. One couldn’t keep time, AND after it fell off my nightstand–for the first time–the numbers became unreadable. A LOT are not Indiglo, and the backlights are so bright they could double as airstrip lighting; I’ve had to make them covers to dull the light so I could go to sleep.
I finally gave up finding a suitable replacement at local stores, and started alarm clock shopping online. After comparing features, reading reviews, and checking carefully for 1) battery powered operation 2) no constant backlight and 3) regular old-fashioned only lights up when you push the button (Indiglo), I chose this Elgin travel alarm.
I’ve used it as my only alarm for several weeks now. It works better than the (many) others I’ve tried.
Pros
low price
1) no cords (especially good, since it is sold as a travel alarm)
2) audible, obviously an alarm, but the sound isn’t TOO grating
3) lightweight
4) the stand covers the button, so if you were traveling instead of using it as a regular alarm (like me) it wouldn’t end up draining the batteries by being pressed down the whole time
5) it appears to keep time appropriately (so far, anyway)
6) the numbers are large enough to read without my glasses
7) red locator light is handy
Cons
1) it only has a 4 minute “snooze” between alarms
2) required batteries (2 AAA) do not come with it
3) the stand seems flimsy and sticks out pretty far in the back
4) the buttons don’t slide smoothly, but they aren’t too bad
5) the Indiglo is slightly too bright–it does take a second or two to be able to see the numbers after hitting the snooze button
6) did I mention the 4 minute snooze?
I’ve dropped it off my nightstand a couple of times. I’m not a morning person, and the four minutes pass quickly–I tend to reach out without looking the first couple of times, and have misjudged its location and pushed it off the stand. So far, it remains intact (the stand hasn’t even broken off or cracked yet).
Overall, it’s the best replacement I’ve found during my years of searching. The four minute snooze is REALLY annoying though; the old Indiglo had a 8 (or 7, I don’t remember for sure at this point, so many alarms later) minute snooze interval and that was just about perfect. While not a “perfect replacement,” it is obvious they don’t make what I’m looking for anymore. I will give up the search and use this Elgin. It is adequate, and certainly does its job. It’s hard to sleep when the alarm goes off every time you get comfortable from snoozing it the last time. The alarm tone is loud enough to wake you, but not loud enough to make you cling to the ceiling with surprise. The red light helps locate it when it’s ringing (although I have to wait a second for the blue light to go down after pushing snooze before I can look at the time).
If it had twice the snooze length (8 minutes), I would give it five stars, since the other flaws are so minor. I might even settle for a six minute snooze. Since it’s only four minutes, though, that and all the minor flaws add up to only four stars.
Review by Charles Apperson for ELGIN TRAVEL ALARM CLOCK
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a great travel alarm clock, the best I have seen for the price
uses 2 aa batteries
green back light
blinks red when the alarm rings