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Tuesday, September 22, 2009

Increase the Lighting Around Your Home with Indoor/Outdoor LED Lights

You can conserve electricity and provide a lighted, safe environment at night by using the Wireless LED Path Light Set with Remote Control.

There are two included path lights that can be mounted using the included screws or put in the ground using the included stakes, and because each are battery powered, there is no need for difficult wiring or a professional installation. Each light has a built-in photocell that ensures that the LED will only be activated in darkness. Once activated, the LED will remain in a stand-by, low-glow mode. While in low-glow mode, the motion sensor is ready to detect movement, and once movement has been sensed, the LED will brightly illuminate the area immediately around it.

If you happen to be going outside and don’t want to wait for the lights to detect motion, you can use the included remote control from up to 75 feet away to turn them on (or off). As the sun rises or the location of the device becomes lit, the LED will shut off, extending the life of your batteries. As an added convenience, you can set the automatic shut-off time between 20 seconds or 1 minute. It can be mounted virtually anywhere you may need light, such as the patio, yard, walkway, garage, sidewalk, stairs and flower bed. These lights are weatherproof making them ideal for outdoor use. Each light requires the use of three C batteries, sold separately.

Click this link to purchase the Wireless LED Path Light Set with Remote Control from the SmartHome website.

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