Yazawa "LEDBAR NL50WH with motion/brightness sensor"

The body size of the NL50WH is 23 x 286 mm (diameter x length), and it looks long and thin like a chitose candy. The main body weight is about 34g. Separately, use three AAA batteries. Battery life is about 8 months in standby mode. Approximately 4.5 months if lit for 10 hours a day. The life of the light source is said to be about 50,000 hours.

Three LEDs are lined up on the front of the main unit. Below the LEDs are the power switch, brightness sensor, and motion sensor. The motion sensor at the end can be rotated 180 degrees to adjust the angle and can be oriented in the direction of human movement.

front of the body. The transparent knot-like part is the LED on the back of the package, and the small white button on the left with the location of each sensor and switch is the power switch, and the light and dark sensor is built in right next to it. The round protrusion on the far right is a motion sensor. The motion sensor rotates 180 degrees and points toward the person.

There are two ways to attach it, the first is to hang it with the included hook. A hook attached to the upper end of the main unit allows it to be hung on a wall. This hook can be turned and stored when not in use. The other is a method of pasting with the adhesive tape on the back of the main unit, and there are two adhesive tapes on the back of the main unit.

A small hook that rotates 360 degrees. When not in use, it can be retracted. The back of the main unit has two small adhesive tapes on the left and right. NL50WH hanging in the closet with 3 AAA batteries. There was a metal fitting for hanging the hook on the wall of the closet, so I hung it there. Turn on the power button. After a while, when I opened the closet door and approached the clothes, the light flashed. The clothes inside were brightly illuminated to the depths.

Once the lights are turned on, they turn off approximately 45 seconds after the person leaves. The brightness of the LED is not specified, but it was bright enough to illuminate the closet.

The sensitivity of the motion sensor is good. The sensor has a wide detection range of about 120 degrees left and right, 90 degrees up and down, and a distance of 4m.

It looks like it's attached to the closet. When you get close, the LED lights up, brightly illuminating the inside of the closet. It automatically turned off about 45 seconds after I left it, and turned on again when I approached it

This closet in my room was originally a closet for a Japanese-style room, so it was very dark in the back, and it was difficult to see, but thanks to the NL50WH. It made choosing clothes a lot easier.