Motion Sensor Wall Light — Rechargeable 300LM Wall Lamp with Remote Control

A cordless wall light that switches itself on when someone walks past in the dark and off again thirty seconds later, built for hallways, stairs, and bedrooms where a hand free at night matters. A 5000mAh rechargeable battery runs the fixture for up to 10 hours at maximum brightness, with no power connection needed.

Output is 300LM of soft, non-flickering light across three color temperatures, and everything is adjustable from the included infrared remote at a range of up to 22 feet. It mounts either with an adhesive pad on a smooth wall or with expansion screws.

Specifications

Product Schema

Design Story

A night-path light has one job: be present at the moment it is needed and invisible the rest of the time. The motion sensor handles that by holding in automatic sensing mode once the room is dark, so the fixture does not run constantly and the battery is spent only when someone is actually moving through.

The thirty-second shutoff is calibrated to the task. It is long enough to cross a hallway or find a light switch, and short enough that an empty room is not left lit. Three color temperatures let the same fixture read warm in a bedroom and brighter and cooler over a staircase without being replaced.

The 300LM output is deliberate rather than a limit. Textured, even light at that level is easier on the eyes at night than a brighter fixture, and the non-flickering driver keeps the beam steady. LIGHTEXP keeps the design minimal so the wall light disappears into the wall until it is needed.

Where It Works Best

Hallway — light that meets you on the way through. Mounted along a corridor, the fixture lights at the first movement and clears thirty seconds after the last step, so no one has to find a switch in the dark with arms full. Set a warm color at a moderate brightness so the light feels residential rather than institutional. Because it is rechargeable, a hallway with no nearby outlet can still have a night path.

Staircase — safety without leaving the light on all night. Stairs are where automatic lighting earns its place: one fixture near the top and one near the bottom cover the trip in both directions, and the 300LM output is enough to see the edge of each step without glare. Use the remote to set the color and brightness once, then let the sensor do the work. The Lighting Design Guides cover safe lighting levels for stairs.

Bedroom and dark corners — soft light on demand. Beside a bed, the motion mode removes the need to hunt for a lamp at 3 a.m., and the remote allows color and brightness to be set from across the room when you want the light to stay on instead. The same fixture works in a closet, under a cabinet, or in any corner the ceiling light misses. Browse more placements in the Design Inspiration & Ideas gallery, and coordinate with other cordless pieces from the Full Lighting Collection.

Frequently Asked Questions

How does the motion sensor behave?

In Auto Mode the fixture stays in sensing standby when the room is dark, lights automatically when someone approaches, and switches off after thirty seconds without movement. This keeps the light off in an empty room and preserves battery life rather than running continuously.

Do I need bulbs or a dimmer?

No bulbs are needed; the LED is integrated and not replaceable, and output is rated at 300LM. Brightness and color temperature are adjusted on the included remote rather than an external dimmer, so no wall dimmer should be used with this fixture.

How do I install it?

Two methods are available with no wiring involved. On a smooth wall, an adhesive pad fixes the light in place; on other surfaces, expansion screws are used. The fixture is lightweight, so either method is quick and does not require an electrician.

How long does the battery last, and how is it charged?

The 5000mAh battery provides up to 10 hours of continuous light at maximum brightness, with longer runtime at lower settings. It is rechargeable and requires no power source connection, so the fixture can be placed where outlets are unavailable.

What is the remote range, and does it need batteries?

The infrared remote works at a distance of up to 22 feet (roughly 6 to 7 meters), covering switch, mode, brightness, and color temperature. It requires two AAA batteries, which are not included with the light.

How is it shipped, and what does the warranty cover?

Orders are processed within 3–5 business days and standard delivery takes 7–15 business days, with tracking provided, in protective foam-in-box packaging. Returns are accepted within 30 days on unused items in the original packaging, and a 24-month warranty covers the structural components and the light module.