Aurevia
Orbit Motion Sensor Ceiling Light
Goes up without an electrician
4000mAh, charges over Type-C
Motion sensor or remote control
Description
A rechargeable ceiling light that holds on magnetically and needs no wiring at all. A 4000mAh cell charges over Type-C, a motion sensor brings it on as you walk in, and a remote handles brightness and colour when you want to set it yourself.
Shipping & Returns
Shipping
Orders over £35: FREE tracked delivery.
Orders under £35: Tracked delivery £3.99
UK delivery 5-10 working days.
Returns
We want you to love what you receive. If you're not completely satisfied, we accept returns within 30 days of delivery items must be unused and in original packaging.
GOOD TO KNOW
Will this work with my existing fittings?
Most of our indoor pieces use standard fittings. The exact fitting is listed in the product details, so check there before you order.
Can I use it outside?
Anything in the outdoor range is weather rated. Indoor pieces are not, so keep those under cover.
Is it dimmable?
Dimmable pieces are marked in the product details. If it is not marked, treat it as fixed output.
A Ceiling Light With No Ceiling Rose
A plate goes on the ceiling and the light holds to it magnetically. No cable, no rose, no electrician and nothing to isolate at the consumer unit. It goes up in a cupboard, a loft hatch or a porch ceiling in minutes.
Walks In, Lights Up
A motion sensor brings it on as you come in and lets it go out again on its own. That is the mode worth using: it only draws power when someone is actually there, which is what makes a battery ceiling light practical rather than a novelty.
Four Thousand Milliamp Hours
A 4000mAh cell, charged over Type-C from the same lead as a phone. That is a large battery for a light of this size, which is what lets it live somewhere awkward and only come down occasionally.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need an electrician?
No. A plate fixes to the ceiling and the light holds to it magnetically. There is no cable, no ceiling rose and nothing to connect to the mains, so there is nothing an electrician would need to do. It also means you can put light in places that have never had a fitting: a cupboard, a loft hatch, a stair cupboard, a caravan.
How long does a charge last?
The mode decides it. On the motion sensor it only draws power for the seconds it is lit, so a cupboard or a landing goes a very long time between charges on a 4000mAh cell. Leave it switched on constantly at full brightness and that changes completely. It lifts off the plate in one movement when it does need topping up.
How bright is it?
The published range is 249 to 2000 lumens, adjustable from the remote. At the top end that is a genuine room light rather than a night light, which is unusual for something running on a battery. For a cupboard or a landing you will want it well down from maximum, both for comfort and for how often you charge it.
How far does the sensor reach?
Far enough for a cupboard, a landing or a utility room, which is what it is for. What matters more than the range is the aim: mount it facing the direction people come in from rather than across their path, because a sensor pointed sideways will let someone walk underneath it without triggering. Get that right and it catches you every time.
Can it go in a bathroom or outside?
There is no weather or moisture rating for this light, so treat it as indoor and dry. A hallway, landing, cupboard, wardrobe or utility room is fine. A shower room, a bathroom ceiling above a bath, or anywhere outside is not, however sheltered it looks. Steam gets into an unsealed charging port as readily as rain does.
The Full Details
A rechargeable ceiling light that holds on magnetically and needs no wiring at all. A 4000mAh cell charges over Type-C, a motion sensor brings it on as you walk in, and a remote handles brightness and colour when you want to set it yourself.
Specifications and full description
What it does
A ceiling light that runs on a rechargeable battery and holds to a magnetic plate, so it goes up anywhere there is a ceiling rather than anywhere there is a cable. No rose, no wiring, nothing to isolate.
A motion sensor brings it on as you walk in. A remote handles brightness and colour when you would rather set it yourself.
Where it earns its place
Cupboards, wardrobes, stair cupboards, loft hatches, garages, utility rooms, caravans and outbuildings. Anywhere that has never had a light because running a cable there was more trouble than the room was worth.
It comes off the plate in one movement, which is how it charges. That is the whole maintenance routine.
The sensor is the point
Used on the motion setting it only draws power for the seconds it is actually lit, which is what makes a battery ceiling light practical rather than a gimmick. Left on constantly at full output it is a different proposition entirely, and you will be charging it a great deal more often.
Mount it facing the way people come in rather than across their path. That one detail decides whether a motion sensor feels reliable or temperamental.
Indoors and dry
Hallways, landings, cupboards and utility rooms are its natural home. A bathroom ceiling above a bath, a shower room or anywhere outside is not, however sheltered it looks. Steam reaches an unsealed charging port as readily as rain does.