How is your wardrobe lighting?<\/p>\n
Sometimes not enough light reaches the wardrobe - whether it's because of the dark location or the way the lights are positioned in the room. This can make finding clothes a challenge.<\/p>\n
The simplest solution to this problem is to install a wardrobe lighted coat hanger. They are practical, easy to install and will make your everyday life much easier.<\/p>\n
Thanks to a motion sensor, the light automatically switches on when you open the door or approach the wardrobe. Of course, the light will also switch off automatically later. So you don't have to fumble for a switch to light up the inside of your wardrobe, and it's energy efficient too.<\/p>\n
Emuca has added this solution to its two new illuminated clothes hanger tubes: one battery-operated and one electric.<\/p>\n
You don't even need a plug socket to install a Castor illuminated hanging tube in its vicinity. It works with a battery, which you can remove at any time without disconnecting the tube.<\/p>\n
You can use the most common USB charger to charge the battery. You probably already have one at home.<\/p>\n
Thanks to the integrated motion sensor, the Castor Clothesline Tube light automatically switches on whenever you are within 1.5 metres of your wardrobe. The sensor has a 90-degree angle to cover a wide area in front of you. When switched on, the tube emits a nice soft white light (4000 K). When you leave the sensor, the tube turns off after 15 seconds.<\/p>\n
Available in two different finishes, you can choose the one that best suits your wardrobe. If you like cool tones, we recommend the elegant frosted grey tube. If you prefer darker and more modern tones, the pipe is also available in a moka colour. Both tubes are fitted with a rubber strip on the top to dampen the noise of moving clothes hangers.<\/p>\n