EZVALO Under Cabinet Kitchen Lights (2 Pack) – 3-Colour Dimmable Motion Sensor LED Strips, Rechargeable 3200mAh
Product description
The essentials
If you want under-cabinet lighting that actually switches on when you need it, EZVALO’s rechargeable motion sensor lights are built for that simple job: detect movement, light up the area, then switch off when you’re done. It’s the sort of upgrade that makes kitchens feel more usable at night, especially when you’re juggling hands full of plates or rummaging for items in a cupboard.
On paper, the appeal is the mix of motion control plus three lighting modes, along with dimmable brightness and three colour temperatures. There’s also a rechargeable battery (3200mAh stated), which means you’re not tied to a plug socket for every cabinet run. Still, it’s not a plug-in replacement for everyone—battery-powered lighting depends on charging and expected usage patterns.
It’s a 2-pack set with 134 LEDs per light, designed to give a bright enough wash of light without going into “disco” territory.
Key features
Motion sensing and lighting modes
These under-cabinet lights are designed to turn on automatically when movement is detected within a 10 ft range and a 120° detection angle. You’re also not limited to one behaviour: the modes cover day, night and an always-on style option.
In Auto Day Mode, the lights respond to movement anytime. Auto Night Mode is described as only activating in darker environments, which can help reduce unnecessary switching if your kitchen is well lit.
There’s also an energy-saving auto shut-off: if no motion is detected after 20 seconds, the motion-activated lights switch off.
3 colour temperatures, plus dimming
EZVALO includes three colour temperatures so you can pick the look you prefer: - Warm Light (3000K) - Natural Light (4200K) - White Light (6500K)
Brightness is adjustable in three steps: Low (15%), Medium (60%), and High (100%). For everyday use, this is the kind of flexibility that matters more than people expect—warm and dim can feel calmer for evenings, while higher brightness suits food prep.
Rechargeable battery and real-world expectations
A 3200mAh rechargeable battery is claimed to last for 15–45 days depending on illumination frequency (10–20 times daily, 20 seconds each in AUTO mode). In Always-On mode, it’s stated to remain illuminated for 8–9 hours at maximum brightness.
That’s the main trade-off to be aware of: always-on at full brightness is likely to be shorter-lived than motion-activated use. If you’re mainly lighting up when someone walks past or opens a cupboard, the motion approach should be where it shines.
Note: you’re advised to charge before first use.
What stands out in day-to-day use
The practical win here is convenience. With the motion sensor, you don’t have to reach for a switch in the middle of cooking or clearing. For example, when you open a cupboard at the back of the kitchen at night, the lights can trigger and brighten the contents without turning on the overhead lights.
The dimming and colour temperature options also help you dial in the mood—warm and natural can make surfaces look less harsh, while white light may suit tasks where you want more accurate visibility.
Where it may feel less impressive is if you expect “set-and-forget” performance regardless of usage. Battery expectations depend on how often it’s triggered and whether you use Always-On.
Installation and placement (what to check first)
Installation is described as tool-free, mainly using built-in strong magnets for metal surfaces. For non-metal surfaces, EZVALO provides adhesive-backed iron plates intended to hold the lights.
Before buying, it’s worth checking what your cabinet fronts or under-cabinet surfaces are made of. Magnets only help if there’s something magnetic to grip, and if you’re using adhesive-backed plates, you’ll want to make sure the mounting area is suitable and clean.
Also, consider the setup locations: the motion sensor range is stated as 10 ft with a 120° angle. If the sensor ends up blocked by cabinet structure or positioned in a way that limits line of sight, it may not trigger as reliably as you’d hope.
Tech summary
- Name: EZVALO Under Cabinet Kitchen Lights (2 Pack)
- Type: Under cabinet LED motion sensor lights with rechargeable battery
- LEDs: 134 per light
- Battery capacity: 3200mAh
- Motion sensing: 10 ft / 120° range, auto-off after 20 seconds without motion
- Colour temperatures: 3000K, 4200K, 6500K
- Brightness levels: 15%, 60%, 100%
- Lighting modes: Auto Day Mode, Auto Night Mode, Always-On mode
- Stated runtime: 15–45 days (AUTO, 10–20 times daily for 20s each), 8–9 hours (Always-On at maximum brightness)
Is it worth it?
It’s a good fit if you want under-cabinet lighting that responds to movement, with the option to tone it down (dimming) or change the colour look (three colour temperatures). If your main use is opening cupboards and moving around the kitchen rather than running lights constantly, the motion-based approach should make the rechargeable battery feel more practical.
It may not be a great match if you need long, uninterrupted illumination at maximum brightness. Always-On is stated as lasting 8–9 hours at max brightness, so if you’re aiming for “lights all night, every night”, you may find it falls short of that expectation.
Worth considering if your cabinets have a metal mounting surface, since magnet attachment is straightforward. If your surfaces are non-metal, you’ll be relying on the adhesive-backed iron plates, so take extra care with placement.
Mini FAQ
Will these lights suit a night-time kitchen setup?
They’re designed to work with Auto Night Mode, which activates only in dark environments, and they also include an auto shut-off after 20 seconds without motion.
How many brightness settings are there?
There are three: Low (15%), Medium (60%) and High (100%).
What colour options do you get?
You get three colour temperatures: Warm (3000K), Natural (4200K) and White (6500K).
Is charging required before first use?
Yes—charging before first use is explicitly recommended.
Can you mount them on non-metal surfaces?
Yes, but the plan is to use the included adhesive-backed iron plates along with the lights’ magnets.