Molī Pō Kitia Gahoigahoi Glimmer™

Name: Glimmer™ Motion Sensor Night Light
Brand: CalmEden
SKU: KOP-HALO-WW
Price: 20.90 USD
Availability: InStock

Maama mafana ne logona e fakagahuahua, ka maama hokoia ka mole atu a koe

$20.90

~~$39.90~~ $20.90 Fakaiti 47%

Tukuhifo Kua oti

Uta to fakatatai he magaaho totogi.

No dark stumblesGentle on eyesNo switch fumblingSticks anywhere

Uta Noa He 4–7 e Aho

Fakafoki 30 e Aho
Totogi Haohao

Glimmer is a small motion sensor night light. It detects movement from 3 to 5 metres away, gives a warm white glow, and turns itself off about 20 seconds after you pass. There is no switch to find in the dark.

PIR sensor with a 3 to 5 m range
Warm white light
Turns off about 20 seconds after movement stops
8 cm across, 2 cm deep

Tala he Koloa

Matte ABS shell with a PIR motion sensor

Mena taute aki

Ø 8 cm × 2 cm — Warm White

Tau Lahi

Kitekitega Katoa

Glimmer™ is an 8 cm rechargeable puck built around a motion sensor. In the dark it wakes as soon as you move within 3–5 metres and lays a calm, warm pool of light over a hallway, stairs, wardrobe or bedside, then fades about 20 seconds after you have passed. One charge lasts for months, and the magnetic adhesive mount lets it come off for recharging in minutes.

Leveki

Wipe with a dry cloth. With nightly use, recharge by USB about four times a year. Keep the small sensor window free of dust so that it triggers reliably.

Tau Mena Taute

A matte ABS shell that spreads the LED into an even disc of light with no glare, a PIR motion sensor with a 120° field of view, and a battery that recharges by USB. It mounts with an adhesive magnetic patch, so there are no screws and no wiring.

Size: Ø 8 × 2 cm

Puna maama: LED maama hinahina mafana kua tuku ki loto, ti nakai lata e polo

Power: Cordless, with a USB-rechargeable battery

Kitia e tau vala katoa

Tau Vala Fakamaama

Mena taute aki: Matte ABS shell, PIR motion sensor
Tau Lahi: Ø 8 cm × 2 cm — Warm White

Uta & Fakahoko

Kua noa e uta ma e tau poaki oti. Fa mahani ke hoko mai he 4–7 e aho he mole e poaki haau. To moua e koe e matakupu ke tutuli e poaki haau he imeli ka fakafano tuai.

Fakatufono Uta

Tau Fakafoki

Ha ha ia koe e 30 e aho mai he aho ne hau ai e koloa ma e fakaholo ke nakai fai matakutaku. Ko e totogi he fakafano liu ko e gahua haau, ka nakai mahaki e koloa. Kaeke ke hau e koloa ne malona, mahaki po ke nakai tatai mo e mena ne fakamaama, imeli mai e fakatino ti to hukui po ke liu fakafoki e tupe e matou.

Fakatufono Fakafoki

Tau Hūhū?

Imeli support@calmeden.com. To tali a mautolu he loto he 12 e tau magaaho gahua, Aho Gofua ki Aho Falaile, 9am–5pm ET.

Manako ke vagahau? Telefoni mai +1 (775) 205-9950.

Kitia e tau vala katoa

Light that goes with you

The PIR sensor wakes it when you move within 3–5 mFades out 20 seconds after the room goes stillA daylight lock keeps it off until dark

Matte ABS shellPIR motion sensorUSB-rechargeable battery

Halo night light pooling warm light in a dark hallway

It senses you before you reach for the switch

Light that is waiting in the dark

Step into the hall at 3am and Glimmer is already glowing: a warm pool of light on your path that fades by itself once you have passed. You do not fumble for a switch, and no ceiling light ends the sleep you were trying to keep.

Halo light glowing over folded linens inside an oak wardrobe

Magnetic mount and months on one charge

Stick it anywhere with no wiring

The magnetic patch presses onto a wall, a stair or a wardrobe in seconds, and the puck pulls off for a short USB charge a few times a year. Closets, hallways and the space under the bed can have light without any wiring.

Halo ne fakamau ki lalo he fakatokaaga mohega oak, ne fakamaama e puhala he pō

A glow that lets you stay sleepy

Warm, never harsh

The light is a soft amber by design: bright enough to guide you and warm enough that your body stays in night mode, so you fall asleep again as soon as you are back under the covers.

4.7 / 5 ★★★★★

Falanaki ki ai e tau tagata ne manamanatu lahi ke he okioki

Mai he tau pō fakamalolō ke he mohe he tau aho oti, kua fifili he ha mautolu a tau tagata fakatau e tau mena ne mau tumau.

★★★★★

No more hallway light switch

Stuck it at the top of the stairs for my nightly kitchen runs. It sees me before my foot hits the first step, and I'm never blinded awake anymore.

Priya N.

Tagata fakatau kua fakamoli

★★★★★

My wardrobe finally has light

Our closet has no wiring, so I stuck one inside the door. It glows when I open it and is off again by the time I'm dressed. Charged it once in four months.

Tom W.

Tagata fakatau kua fakamoli

★★★★★

Gentle enough for the baby's room

It lights my path to the crib without waking my daughter. The glow is warm and low — nothing like the harsh sensor lights we tried before.

Elena R.

Tagata fakatau kua fakamoli

Lagomatai ka manako a koe

Tau hūhū fa hūhū

How does it know when to switch on?

A built-in PIR sensor detects movement within about 3–5 metres across a 120° arc, and only in the dark, so it never comes on in daylight.

How long does the battery run?

Months on a charge with normal nightly use. Most people recharge it by USB about four times a year.

How is it attached?

With the adhesive magnetic patch supplied: stick the patch where you want light and snap the puck onto it. The puck pulls off for charging and leaves no marks.

Will it go off while I still need it?

It stays on while it detects movement and fades about 20 seconds after the last motion, so as long as you keep moving it keeps glowing.

Mafana nakai po ke momoko e maama?

Warm: a soft golden glow, chosen to keep your body in sleep mode when you wake in the night, and never a harsh blue-white.

Maeke ke fakaaoga i fe?

Anywhere indoors where hands-free light is useful: stairs, hallways, wardrobes, under the bed frame, nurseries or a bathroom wall away from direct water.