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237SJ | 20:51 Tue 19th Feb 2019 | Home & Garden
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Has anyone got something like this but without the dusk til dawn night light part of it? Just a sensor light that comes on with a detachable torch. There are some on Amazon but a lot of people say that they tend to pack up after a short while. If so, where did you get it? My friends have two of them and they are brilliant but they came from Maplins which no longer exists.https://www.homebase.co.uk/night-light-night-guard_p469381
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i have a very similar one to the picture but no nightlight - just movement and torch. We got it in homebase
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I don't think my link worked. Thanks. They've got them in Homebase but they are also a night light which I don't want.
https://www.homebase.co.uk/night-light-night-guard_p469381

Unsure what you mean. You only want light dawn to dusk ?
What wrong with a normal torch ?
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Thanks for the link. No, I want a sensor light that lights up when you walk past it, not a dusk til dawn night light that stays on all the time. The detachable torch is an extra which can be used if there is a power cut.
Oh, motion sensor. But they only click in after dusk, too.
Can't help re detachability, sorry, but sensor lights are common.
I have coach lamp at front door which is sensory
Comes on when path is accessed stays on for 5 mins
Does it like stroking, Naomi?
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Thanks mm. Its to light a hallway at night. Just got one from Amazon so will keep my fingers crossed.
I bought a very similar one from Homebase last year, and I think it's an excellent product.
On my light, I'm able to turn off the continuous night light, leaving just the sensor working, which gives off a bright light for about thirty seconds when activated. I find mine useful to light up the landing when going from the bedroom to the bathroom in the night.
It's also good to know that the light also comes on, and stays on, should there be a power cut. I also find it useful to use as a torch when going out into the garden at night, knowing it's always fully charged, giving a good beam every time.
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wiltsman - it looks like the Homebase ones (made by Eiger) have a continuous dusk til dawn night light on them now. I was looking at them instore. Yes, they are good. My friends have one which lights up their upstairs corridor at night when you go up the stairs and when they get a power cut they can use the detachable torch.
I have something similar to this that lights my dark alley entrance. With your torch you need to supply 240v feed and batteries will eventually die.

https://www.screwfix.com/p/lap-led-pir-floodlight-black-10w-daylight/767cc
237SJ - That's a pity now if the continuous dusk to dawn night light can't be switched off. It's a shame that this function is now discontinued.
Good luck in your search to find exactly what you require.

I have a couple similar to this......

Amazon.co.uk User Recommendation

They were from Lidl and cost £15 for the two, a few years ago and are still going strong.

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