Stair Lights Motion Sensor Indoor, Smart Interior Led Step Lights 16 Stairs 40 Inch Length Cuttable Led Light Strip for Stair Case (3000K Warm White Stairway Lighting Kit)

You need an electrician to install these but they work well and look nice!

There are no instructions on how to set the sequence for the lights. I cannot get them to work properly, in addition they do not send wires for the ice sensor. Very dissatisfied.

Product : Indoor, Intelligent Stair Case Lights Brand : AUTUNEER ASIN : B0CPXM4W6S Model : AUTU-LT12-3000K Good: Controller COB Light Strips Could be better: Nothing to Note 💡Impressions: I installed traditional LED step lights in a staircase leading to a lower level in my home. I used motion sensor light switches and some creative wiring to get them to turn on and off from either direction. I had to cut drywall, install electrical boxes, 14-gauge wiring, the step lights, and the two motion sensor switches to complete the installation. They work in that they light the stairs, but this takes illuminating a staircase step to a completely different level. This is a much more elegant solution with less labor, a lot of control, and customization. This controller operates up to 36 light strips. The light strips are low-voltage, so there's no need to daisy-chain 120-volt electrical wiring to each location. Trust me, it's a pain. One 120-volt connection will drive up to 36 light strips from the easily concealed 8.58 x 3.07 x 1.10” controller box. The 12-volt wires are easy to work with, and they can be run in places where bulky standard household wiring just won't go. The lights mount easily under the lip of the stair tread, and concealing the small-diameter wire was fairly easy. There is adhesive backing on the light strips that could allow mounting them directly to the step. I mounted mine into an aluminum channel track secured with small screws. It adds some protection for the light and is very secure. The controller will let you vary the sequence, delay time, and brightness. These features are not possible with traditional step lights. They take up little space, are bright, easy to work with, and look fantastic. The included COB light strips pack more LEDs into a smaller space, resulting in higher intensity output than other types of LED technology, resulting in clean, uniform, bright light. An elegant modern look for this old house. I'm more than pleased. ⭐Rating: Five Stars for their great look, completeness of the kit and the variable 36 channel controller. Thanks for taking the time to read my review. I hope it helps.

Love the options. Wish there was an extra extension for the motion sensor. I had to splice some wires to reach the bottom of the stairs. Other then that it works perfectly and was easy to set up

Kit is complete with everything you need to get your stairs to illuminate in sequences. Before you get this kit be sure to survey your stairs. Stairs will need to have a lip under each step in order to shine light down. You are able to shine up from the step but after some time it will get a lot of dirt trapped in it and don’t recommend it. You will also have to run wires from each step to the controller box. The cleanest way to do this is by drilling a hole for each step. Access inside the steps is needed as well. The way I did it is by adding a trim piece with a channel and ran wires under it. This allows you to paint/stain the trim any color. There are 2 boxes which need a location near an outlet, controller and the power supply which connects to AC power. You can add up to 36 steps with this controller. Make sure to get the right kit which has the same amount or more steps. Project will take some time to install but the end result is stunning. The effects are amazing and guests love it. When you go pass the sensor it will illuminate the steps. Everything is automated and well designed, plug and play. If you are a diy-er a definite must get. I took pics of what you get in this kit. Plenty of cables to get you all connected. Thank you for taking the time to read my review and photos of this product. I hope it has been helpful in providing you with more information.

I'm impressed with this setup. Everything that you need comes nicely packaged and ready for installation. It may look overwhelming if you aren't familiar with working with PLC type things (this is simpler by far). The light strips are just a bit longer than my stairs are wide, and they are fairly standard stair width. However, even if your stairs are extra wide you could just center these and be fine. I laid everything out on the garage floor for testing, as I won't get to install these for some time (need to yank the carpet and install nice wood steps still). There are several options to configure for the lights - with the little guide sheet they are pretty straightforward and not all that different from each other. There is a setting section C[0-5] that is not mentioned in the guide - I still need to find out what that is for. The light strips are quite even along their length with the individual LEDs barely visible. These are quite bright! I wish there were a little more configuration for brightness settings, and options for some of the modes - like the stay-on mode I wish could be configured with a separate timeout for the dimmer lighting. Is the idea in that case someone has this on a lightswitch somewhere? I dunno. That's possible. it should be easy to install this under the stairs and run the wires behind each step neatly. I look forward to getting to complete this!

I originally got this set to install myself, but I ended up having a professional electrician do the job instead. The directions are straightforward, but I just really could not find the time to get them installed. The electrician said that they were relatively easy to install, but it did take a considerable amount of time to get the lights set perfectly and then run all of the wiring behind the stairs themselves. I am left with a little bit of paint touchup to do, but other than that, the electrician had them installed in less than five hours. I feel as though it would take considerably longer for someone doing the job themselves. My favorite feature of the light set is the motion sensor. I feel like the quality of this set warrants the price tag.

This kit is awesome! There are several different modes to choose from but I like the one that lights up the stairs in a cascade best. There are two motion sensors to mount at the top and bottom of the staircase, and the stairs will light up in different directions depending on where you are. You can change the illumination mode, how fast each stair lights up after the previous one, and how long they stay on. The other modes have similar settings as well. Install: The kit comes with everything needed for a 12 step staircase, but you can get more LED strips for up to 36 steps on this controller. Each LED strip has its own pigtail and there are extension cables included to run the wires to the controller. I didn't measure the wires but they are more than long enough for a single staircase. This kit gave me 3 motion sensors but only one extension cable, which I think may have been a mistake. I would expect 2 sensors and 2 cables. Nevertheless, I was able to mount the controller close enough to the top sensor that it worked out fine. This was easy for me to install. The hardest part was finally deciding to pull the trigger and drill holes in my hardwood staircase to run the wires. The biggest advantage I had was access to the underside of the staircase. This kit would be very very difficult to install by yourself without an open underside to run the wires and hide the controller and power supply. Overall this is a great kit and looks absolutely amazing, the only reasons I took off a star is the before mentioned motion sensor cable, and I noticed that a couple of the strips are a slightly different color temperature than the others. It may just be due to manufacturing variance, but it may bother perfectionists.