The MB720 Stick Anywhere Nightlight from Mr Beams is a battery-powered, wireless, motion-sensor LED nightlight that requires no wiring. Simply insert batteries and attach to any surface. The thin profile of the light means you can mount it in a convenient location and it won't get in your way. A built-in photocell activates the motion sensor only after the sun has set or when the lights are out. These are fantastic and bright stick anywhere LED lights for hallways, stairways, steps, bathrooms, bedrooms, closets, garages, attics and basements. Attach these nightlights anywhere in minutes without an electrician. Mounting options include double-sided tape or a mounting bracket that attaches with screws.
- Extremely bright LED Light with minimum power consumption. This little light is mighty bright. Runs on AA Batteries.
- Motion sensor turns LED light on and off automatically only when motion is detected. Activates only during darkness to conserve energy.
- Weatherproof Design. Can be used as an Indoor Light or an Outdoor Light. UV-Resistant Plastic which prevents yellowing.
- Motion detection at up to 10 feet. Simple wireless installation in minutes. Perfect as an LED night light, stair light, path light, or step light.
- Sticks easily to walls, in bathrooms, and on staircases using included double sided tape. Also includes one wall mount bracket and anchors.
- Extremely bright LED Light with minimum power consumption. This little light is mighty bright. Runs on AA Batteries.
- Motion sensor turns LED light on and off automatically only when motion is detected. Activates only during darkness to conserve energy.
- Weatherproof Design. Can be used as an Indoor Light or an Outdoor Light. UV-Resistant Plastic which prevents yellowing.
- Motion detection at up to 10 feet. Simple wireless installation in minutes. Perfect as an LED night light, stair light, path light, or step light.
- Sticks easily to walls, in bathrooms, and on staircases using included double sided tape. Also includes one wall mount bracket and anchors.
