Sensor cabinet and wardrobe lighting has been TUODI's core line since 2009. The TDL-6110 platform covers every common sensing technology — PIR, microwave radar, hand-wave/touch and remote control — so a distributor can run one family across kitchen, wardrobe, stair and display applications. Magnetic installation, USB charging, three colour temperatures.
The base model of the family: a slim light bar with a PIR motion sensor, painted magnets on the back and a 3M-pad option, so it mounts anywhere without tools.
Same form factor with microwave-radar sensing instead of PIR: wider coverage and stable detection unaffected by ambient temperature — the right choice for warm kitchens and enclosed furniture.
For displays and work surfaces where motion sensing would false-trigger: wave a hand to switch, touch to cycle colour, long-press to dim. Settings are retained by a memory function.
The battery slides out — the size of a credit card — so users charge the battery, not the light. The bar never leaves the wardrobe rail.
A compact 200-lumen unit built around battery life: with a 4500 mAh cell and typical sensor use (10 activations of 20 seconds a day), one charge lasts about 180 days in auto mode.
Light bars and sensor are installed separately and joined magnetically — one length, endless combinations. One remote signal switches every joined bar at once for a seamless line of light.
Battery-powered spotlight for artwork and display walls — no wiring, installed in minutes, with a remote for dimming and auto-off timers.
The economical wireless option: powered by 4 × AAA batteries, attaching and detaching from a magnetic strip for quick battery changes. A built-in daylight sensor keeps it off when the room is already lit.
The bedroom-and-desk end of the family: a light tube that lifts off its base to become a hand-held lamp (TDL-8192), and an ambient bar for gaming, party, reading and sleep scenes (TDL-8193).