A bowl light that comes on by itself when someone walks into the bathroom

The unit sticks to the outside of the toilet bowl and picks up movement nearby. It lights the bowl in one of eight colors, low enough that you are not staring into a bright ceiling fixture at two in the morning. Three AAA cells run it.

Why choose this bowl light?

Nothing has to be wired or drilled. The housing is 6.8 x 6.7 x 1.7 cm and sits close against the porcelain, so it stays out of the way when the lid goes up and down. Colors can cycle or stay fixed on the one you prefer.

• Switches on by itself: the sensor reacts to movement in the room, so no switch has to be found in the dark.
• Eight color settings: cycle through them or lock the light onto a single color.
• Sticks to the rim: position it on the outside of the bowl and press; no tools and no fixings.
• Sits flush: a 1.7 cm profile that reads as part of the fixture rather than an add-on.
• Runs on AAA cells: 4.5 V from three batteries, with no cable trailing to an outlet.

Peel it off and reposition it if the sensor angle is not right the first time.

The light is aimed at the inside of the bowl rather than out into the room, which keeps the rest of the bathroom dim. That matters if someone else is asleep down the hall. The ABS housing wipes down with the usual bathroom cleaner.

Specifications

• Material: ABS
• Power: 3 AAA batteries, 4.5 V
• Light source: LED, 8 colors
• Sensor: automatic motion detection
• Dimensions: 6.8 x 6.7 x 1.7 cm (2.7 x 2.6 x 0.7 in)

Clip it on tonight and stop reaching for the wall switch.