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Sarloma Motion Sensor Wall Sconce

$74.00

Get up at night and the hall lights itself as you step out. A soft, warm glow shows you the floor without the glare of the ceiling light.

No electrician, no socket nearby: a battery inside powers it, and the hardware to put it up comes in the box.
No cord left on the wall: you charge it with the included USB cable, then unplug it.
Fits where a lamp cannot: it is slim enough for the strip of wall beside a door frame.

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Description

Sarloma, a wood baton that senses movement

Sarloma is a slim cylinder with a round base 2.4 in (6 cm) across behind it, wood on the upper part and frosted white below. The frosted section spreads the light across the wall rather than throwing a beam, which keeps it easy on the eyes at night. It reads movement across a 120 degree span and comes on by itself, and a button on the body switches it on when you want it on anyway. You charge it with the USB cable. The wood comes light or deep.

Where to put it

Hallways and landings suit it best, where you only need light for a few steps. Put one low on a stair wall, or at bed height so the room stays dim when you get up. It is made for dry indoor spaces, so keep it out of rooms that steam up.

Size and details

Type: cylindrical wall light with a motion sensor
Sizes: slim cylinder, 1.0 in (2.5 cm) across
Backplate or base: round backplate, 2.4 in (6 cm) across
Material: wood body and wood finish, light or deep, with a frosted diffuser
Light source: built-in LED, 1 W
Brightness: 110 lumens
Color temperature: warm white, 3000K
Control: motion activation across a 120 degree span, plus a button on the light
Power: built-in battery
Charging: USB cable included
Mounting: fits to the wall with the hardware supplied, no wiring
Use: indoor, dry spaces
In the box: light with round base, USB cable, mounting hardware

How to install

It goes up without an electrician, and the wall you choose does not need a socket.

What you need: the hardware that comes in the box, and the USB cable.

Hold the light against the wall at the height you want. Low on a hallway wall it lights the floor ahead of you; at bed height it lights the corner of the room.
Fit the light to the wall with the hardware supplied, so nothing has to be wired in.
Point the light along the space you cross, so the 120 degree sensing span covers the way you walk in.
Charge it with the USB cable before you use it.
Press the button on the light to switch it on, then move past it and see where the light falls.

Good to know

A spot facing along the hallway picks you up sooner than one turned toward a side wall.
At 110 lumens it lights the few steps in front of it rather than a whole room, so put it where you want the floor and the nearby wall lit.

What makes it good

Nothing plugs in, so it goes on a hallway wall where there is no socket nearby.
It lights the stairs as you arrive, so you are not feeling along the wall for a switch at night.
110 lumens of warm 3000K light will get you across a landing without the glare of the ceiling light.
The button on the light lets you switch it on by hand whenever you want it on.
It is a small fixture, so it works on the strip of wall beside a door frame where a lamp has nowhere to stand.

Sarloma Motion Sensor Wall Sconce

$74.00

Sarloma light wood rechargeable wall sconce mounted low on a staircase wall lighting the steps

NOTHING TO PLUG IN

The light holds its own charge, so the wall you choose does not need a socket and nothing connects to your house electrics.

That opens up the wall beside the bed, where a cord would otherwise have to cross the floor. The frosted section washes warm light across the wall around it instead of throwing a beam.

Sarloma light wood motion sensor wall sconce revealing the edge of a hallway at night

WARM LIGHT WITHOUT THE GLARE

Light leaves the frosted white section and spreads across the wall rather than pointing a beam down the floor. It gives 110 lumens of warm 3000K light, enough to show the way along a hallway at night without a bright edge in your eyes.

A button on the body lets you turn it on yourself and leave it on while you want it. The LED is built in and the body is wood, so what you see lit is the white section and the wall around it.

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LIGHTS THE STAIRS AT NIGHT

A stairway is one of the places a wall light rarely reaches. The body is slim enough to sit low on that wall, close to the treads, where it puts light on the steps instead of on the ceiling above them.

It picks up movement as you reach the stairs and comes on by itself, so nobody has to find the switch for the main stair light. Light leaves the frosted section as a warm wash over the wall and the steps below it.

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Common questions

Does it need any wiring or an electrician?

No. The power sits inside the light itself, so it is wireless and nothing touches your house electrics.

How does it attach to the wall?

Fit it to the wall with the hardware that comes in the box. Height is the thing to settle first: low on a stair wall it puts light on the steps, and at bed height it lights the corner of the room. Nothing has to reach a socket, so the wall you pick is up to you.

How does the motion sensor work?

It reads movement across a 120 degree span and switches the light on. A button on the body turns it on by hand as well.

How do I charge it?

Charge it with the USB cable that comes with it. The charging is done through the light itself, so there is nothing left plugged in once it is charged.

How bright is it?

It gives 110 lumens. The frosted section spreads the light onto the wall around it, so it is a light for finding your way at night or for a low glow beside the bed, alongside whatever main light the room has.

What color is the light?

Warm white at 3000K, the warm end that suits an evening hallway or a bedroom.

Can I put it in a bathroom?

It is made for dry indoor spaces and is not rated for damp rooms, so keep it out of a bathroom. A landing or a bedroom wall suits it better.

What is it made of?

The body is wood with a wood finish, in a light or a deep tone, and the lower section is a frosted diffuser that the LED lights from inside.

Sarloma Motion Sensor Wall Sconce

Sarloma, a wood baton that senses movement

Where to put it

Sarloma Motion Sensor Wall Sconce

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