Lumenorth Pulse Rechargeable Wall Light
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The battery lasts several weeks of normal use before it needs charging, which is what makes the fitting credible rather than convenient for a fortnight.
No cable, no channel in the plaster and no cover to disguise anything. That is the whole proposition of the light.
Most cordless lighting feels like a workaround for avoiding an electrician. The runtime here is what stops Pulse feeling like one.
Pulse is a rechargeable wall light that runs for weeks on a single charge: wireless lighting that does not feel like a compromise made for the sake of avoiding an electrician. There is nothing to wire and nothing to hide behind a cover. That is the whole proposition of the fitting, and the runtime is what makes it credible rather than merely convenient for a week or two.
The battery lasts several weeks of normal use before it needs charging, so it is not something you find yourself thinking about week to week. The fixture attaches to the wall with magnets, which means it lifts off in a second for recharging and doubles as a portable light while it is in your hand, useful for a cupboard, a loft hatch or a power cut. Putting it back takes no more effort than taking it off, and nothing needs realigning afterwards.
Choose the touch-dimming version for a bedside where you want control, or the motion-sensing version for a hallway, a stairway or a wardrobe where you would rather not think about it at all. Both versions mount the same way, charge the same way, and run for the same length of time between charges.
Several weeks of normal use between charges, so it is not something you find yourself thinking about week to week.
None at all. There is nothing to run through the wall and nothing to conceal behind a cover.
No. It is rechargeable, so there is nothing to replace and nothing to throw away.
Any wall with no power behind it, including rented flats, stairwells, wardrobes and walls you would rather not open up.
Yes, and because charges last weeks it is a rare job rather than a routine one.