Camptech Capella Motion Sensor Lights

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• Motion Sensor Activation – lights turn on when movement is detected, so you don’t fumble for switches in the dark.

• Rechargeable Batteries – built-in battery powered; no need for mains wiring, which suits touring setups.

• Multiple Pack Sizes – available in single, 2-pack or 3-pack sets, letting you cover more of your awning or use multiple zones.

• Magnetic Plate & Adhesive Backing – flexible mounting options; stick or magnet-mount depending on surface.

• Soft Warm White Glow – LED light provides sufficient illumination without being harsh on the eyes, perfect for ambient interior lighting. (While exact lumen / colour-temp isn’t clearly published, user photos suggest warm/neutral light.)

These lights are optional extras listed under many Camptech awning and accessory pages (e.g. Count DL, Saturn 390, Kensington) under the codes 1098 / 1099 / 1100.  They are lightweight and good for touring; can be placed or moved easily thanks to the attachments. Battery recharging typically via USB (standard micro or USB-C depending on version) though check the pack you purchase. They help improve safety (no stubs, no tripping over gear), convenience, and ambiences when camping in low light. As with all Camptech accessories, they are covered by the 12-month manufacturer’s warranty for materials and workmanship.

• One or more Capella Motion Sensor LED light units depending on pack selected (1-/2-/3-pack)

• Magnetic mounting plate & adhesive backed plate(s) for mounting flexibility

• USB recharging cable (often included) / instructions for use

• Automatic motion sensor switch on / off

• Spare mounts or magnetic/adhesive plates for alternative mounting surfaces

• Additional lights to extend coverage (for corners, entrances etc.)

• Portable power bank to charge lights when away from mains

• Complementary lighting options such as Nova Lights, Omnibrite LED kits for more general illumination (side lights, strip lights etc.)

1. Will these lights fit in my awning / annexe / tent?
   Yes — since they are compact and come with magnetic & adhesive mounting options, you can install them almost anywhere inside your awning or annexe where there’s an interior wall, roof beam, or metallic part.

2. How are they mounted?
   Via a magnetic plate or sticky-back adhesive plate. The light can attach/detach from the mounting plate easily. This allows you to move them around or take one with you.

3. How does the motion sensor work (range, sensitivity)?
   Exact distance isn’t clearly published, but the sensor typically activates when someone enters the vicinity of the light (e.g. entering the door of awning). It probably works best in dim or dark conditions. For precise range/sensitivity, check the product’s instruction sheet.

4. What happens in continuous movement or darkness?
   The light stays on while motion is detected; after a period of no motion it will turn off (timeout). This helps save battery.

5. How long does the battery last?
   Battery life depends on how often motion triggers the light, brightness setting, and how often you recharge. As a general guide, with occasional use it should last several evenings. For heavy use, you may need recharging every few nights.

6. Are replacement parts (e.g. adhesive plates) available?
   Yes — optional accessories include replacement mounting plates for different surfaces.

7. Are the lights waterproof or splash resistant?
   The product pages don’t clearly state a full IP rating. They are intended for sheltered use inside awnings, so avoid direct exposure to heavy rain.

8. What is included in the standard pack?
   A light unit(s) per pack, mounting plate(s), adhesive or magnetic fitting, recharge cable (if supplied), instructions.

9. What warranty is provided?
   Standard 12-month manufacturer’s warranty from Camptech covering materials and workmanship for these lights.

10. How many do I need / where should I place them?
    One is sufficient for a small awning entrance; two or more if you want to light multiple areas (main door + side door, inside annexe etc.). Position them near entrances / high traffic zones for maximum effectiveness.