Yeelight Motion Sensor Closet Light A40 YLCG004, 2.4W, Armature Color: Silver, Shade Color: Silver Review

Honest thoughts on the product.With its pros: Bright, with a motion sensor, on magnets. Warm light Cons below: It seems to me that the motion sensor acts too far, about 4-5m

Too bad there is no wifi With its pros: Looks like an Athos assembly on a level, small light bulbs, everything is fitted Cons below: Sometimes it works under lighting, probably due to the fact that it was placed under the locker

I hung it over the sink; during the day, you have to put your hand near the sensor to turn it on, but at night, it instantly turns on as soon as you walk into the kitchen.

I placed this terrific motion-activated lamp in a box on the balcony, where it provides great brightness. I placed a second order for the hallway.

The magnetic platform is mounted using self-tapping screws and double-sided tape with adhesive on both sides. It arrived discharged, and as a result, it only gave forth a faint light; but, after being charged, everything returned to its usual state. Holding down the button for an extended period of time will bring up the brightness menu. Simply click the button to choose between the Off, On, and Auto modes.

There are no problems at all. Delivered the following business day. Fully charged, there is a red-green signal, and operation is normal throughout. The level of brightness can be altered. A section titled "2022" can be found in the instructions.

If for some reason someone became fascinated abruptly, the color is warm. The manufacturer claims that a single charge will allow for five continuous hours of work, which equates to three hundred minutes and eighteen thousand seconds of operation. One cabinet door being opened triggers one operating cycle for the device every twenty seconds. Total: If you climb inside the cabinet and stay there for exactly 20 seconds, you should be able to open the cabinet without being charged for 900 times…

A very good battery powers this lamp, which has three settings: auto, constant on, and off. It has a magnetic, capacitive battery, a 20-second backlight, brightness adjustment, and a type C charging connector. The blue LED is on when in automatic mode, and it is red when charging. Since the charge does not last long when installed in regularly used areas, I believe cabinets are a better fit because they can store the charge for up to two months or more. It can, in theory, be applied to any…

A fantastic answer in the event that you make the decision to organize the backlight in dim environments, such as a closet. mounted using metal clips attached to double-sided tape. The light itself comes equipped with magnets, making it simple to detach and reattach it to its charging base. Arrived with nothing loaded in it at all. charged for around two to three hours. There has not yet been any testing done on the actual operating time. It works without a hitch.

In general, I am satisfied with the purchase, a good solution when there is no built-in lighting in the kitchen, but light is needed