The components of the Dakota Fields Motion Sensor Grill Light are all housed in a sleek, silver-white casing, measuring at 7.8cm by 10.2cm by 3cm; the lights’ neat lines are softened by rounded corners in a style that would suit any modern home. These small lights are compact powerhouses created with design elements that direct their light for maximum utility. The down-angled slats on the lights’ grills direct the light downwards rather than shining directly into the eyes. The limiting of light to the border and grills also reduces the possibility of blinding users when they suddenly turn on, making these lights user friendly without sacrificing their efficacy. Automating the light on/light off process is invaluable for a variety of reasons. For one, it prevents electricity from being wasted as a result of people accidentally forgetting to turn switches off. Since the sensors controlling the power output will only remain on if they detect continuous motion within the sensor range, such as a person moving around the space and doing an activity for a prolonged period of time, opting to use motion sensor lights is the more environmentally- and financially-conscious choice. Beyond that, sensor lights are great for homeowners who may have difficulty operating more traditional light switches, such as individuals with restricted mobility as a result of age or disability. Being battery-operated, these lights are every homeowner’s dream when it comes to their placement around the house. Without the constraints of internal wiring or needing a power socket to attach to, these lights truly can be placed on any flat surface without needing to care about connecting them to an immobile power source. This lends the user full customisation over the arrangement of the lights around their house to best suit their individual purposes, whether they need to place the lights at a lower height to detect the movement of children and pets, or simply want to place the lights in a more obscure location to catch any unwanted movement.
