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SENSOR CONTROL LED TOLIET LIGHT

Sensor Control LED Toliet Light, retail $4.00 (https://www.wish.com...)
Manufactured by (Unknown)
Last updated 03-12-21

The Sensor Control LED Toliet Light is a line-powered LED nightlight with a photoelectric (automatic day/night) switch.

When you plug it in, don't be too suprised if it stays off -- that's the photoelectric switch just doing its job. But when night falls, it should turn itself on, bathing the room in a soft glow.

When used in a small room like a bathroom, it is bright enough to allow you to find the s#!7ßØwL without kicking the wall, the bottom of the porcelain throne itself or the base of the vanity (***OUCH!!!***) but not so bright so as to screw up your night vision to any serious degree.

Size of product w/hand to show scale

SIZE

The Sensor Control LED Toliet Light is extremely easy to use. All you need to do is find a 110 to 120 VAC two- or three-slot AC receptacle (or, "outlet" or even, "socket" if you prefer to be incorrect) and (to borrow a phrase from an air freshener commercial) plug it in, plug it in! (or, "plug it up, plug it up!" if you're reading this from the UK).

The Sensor Control LED Toliet Light is photoelectric; simply meaning that it turns itself on at dusk and turns itself off at dawn -- no pesky switches to fuss with or forget.

The Sensor Control LED Toliet Light is line-powered, so I don't have to tell you which part to remove, throw into the lion's cage at the zoo so that the lion starts to munch on it, finds it unpalatable so he spits it out and goes poddy on it, and then rather emphatically tell you not to.

The Sensor Control LED Toliet Light is a nightlight, not a flashlight meant to be bashed, thrashed, trashed, and abused.
So if you were hoping to see me perform, "The Smack Test" or, "The Toliet Test" on it, you're going to be a bit dissapointed.

Because the absusive tests will not be performed on this product, this part of the web page will appear a bit more bare than this part of the page about a flashlight.

The only significant cautions published about the Sensor Control LED Toliet Light are to keep it dry and to keep it away from bedsheets, cardboard, and other flammable materials. And I find these precautions to be reasonable and therefore should be heeded.

Photograph of the Sensor Control LED Toliet Light illuminated.

Since this product is being sold as a toliet nightlight, here is an (attempted) photograph of a porcelain throne "illuminurinated" solely by this light.

Spectrographic analysis of the LED in this light.

Spectrographic analysis of the LED in this light; spectrometer's response narrowed to a band between 435nm and 455nm to pinpoint native emission peak wavelength, which is 447.650nm.

The raw spectrometer data (tab-delimited that can be loaded into Excel) is at xhp70.txt

USB2000 Spectrometer graciously donated by P.L.

TEST NOTES:
Test unit was purchased at Wish.com on 02-04-21 and was received at 10:33am PST on 02-25-21.

UPDATE: 03-12-21
I have given this product to my landlady's hubby; therefore, the, "

" icon will appear next to its listings on this website.p

PROS:
Bright enough to be truly useful but not so bright so as to destroy your night vision
Line powered -- no batteries to buy
Photoelectric switch turns it on and off automatically

NEUTRAL:

CONS:
Not water-resistant at all; not great if you intend to use it in a bathroom (this is what prevented it from being rated a five star product)

Unknown

Photoelectric LED toliet light / nightlight

Low-powered phosphor white LED

360° toroidal (doughnut-shaped) wide flood

N/A

Photoelectric on/off

Plastic

N/A

N/A (line-powered)

Unknown/unable to measure

¡¡¡UN ZOMBI DEJANDO UNA CACA EN UN TAZÓN DE HIGIÉNICO, NOOOOO!!!

None

64.10mm sq. x 31.1mm deep (not incl. AC prongs)

26g (0.92 oz.)

China

Unknown/not stated

Sensor Control LED Toliet Light * https://www.wish.com...

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