Seeking plug-in low-power night lights

[Kaoboi Bebobp]

Anyone know where to buy these small, low-power night lights you can plug into a socket so you can make your way in a darkened room?

Back in Canada, some models had motion sensors that activated the bulb.

Thank you.

[ciaociao]

Home pro

[DMC1]

I think I tried everywhere and there really isn't much choice. Much better to buy online with 'Amazon'. I found some in Central department store - LED, plug in but without sensor/timer. I found one model in Power Buy on Pattaya Klang - had sensor but really small light for B650.

Homepro really poor choice. Homemart had same model as Power Buy.

If you find any good ones let me know too.

[moonseeker]

Basement of Tukom -> MS>

[DMC1]

^ I tried basement of Tukcom (Amorn) last week & they didn't have any

[pitchag]

There was a problem with these lights in Australia they were overheating and catching fire, I had one that melted but did not catch fire luckily

[DD13]

Homeworks.....have interesting designs.....Butterflies etc.

[scooterboy]

At the local markets - 20B (or so) each - Chinese made, I expect. We have 2, as I didn't think they'd last long.

Still using the first one after nearly 6 years, no problems with it at all (simple on/off switch - no motion sensor).

Wonder where I put the other one......?

[Langsuan Man]

Try here, if you don't mind buying online

http://dx.com/s/night%2blights?category=1045

[Kaoboi Bebobp]

Thanks everyone. Will try Home Works and local markets on Monday.

[Kaoboi Bebobp]

Update: HomePro clerk said night light product "finished." Which could mean anything, but didn't find any.

Home Works, beside Pattaya Tai Big C, had this so I bought the one on the left, with movement sensor. Works all right.

[jimmybkk]

I saw these in Homepro earlier today in case you're still looking. They were next to one of the checkouts.