LightSense has launched an ingenious solution to the annoyance of trying to distinguish front door numbers at night. The wireless HousePlaque light has a solar panel that absorbs light during the day, charging its nickel-hydride batteries. As daylight reduces, the LED lights switch on automatically, illuminating the house numbers for up to 14 hours, depending on the level of daylight. House numbers can be applied using the self-adhesive numbers provided or by customising as required.
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