So you can illuminate any corner of the house. These lights do not require you to drill holes and do not use wires

When lighting the house, the first thing that comes to mind is the use of a traditional light. Luminaires that require the use of holes or recessed fixtures to be placed on ceilings and walls and that also require an electrical installation, either with wiring or pulling plugs. And in front of all these options, there is a third way in which neither a drill nor cables are needed.

We have already seen how we can illuminate a closet or any other area of ​​the house with an LED strip. without having to use cables or a plug nearbyand now we are going to see different variants in the form of lamps and luminaires to illuminate different parts of the house without having to carry out installation.

It is about taking advantage of points of light that are based on the use of adhesives and other systems to stick to surfaces that prevent us from having to make holes. They also have battery systems that can be recharged so as not to have to depend on an electrical installation.

For example, this model that we can find on Amazon is a wall light that uses an adhesive to stick to the wall or other surfaces. It is a lamp that can be used as wall light, bedside lamp or outdoor spotlight where the electrical installation does not arrive.

It is a rotating spotlight that works with a battery that is charged by a USB C port (it takes about 3-4 hours to charge) and allows use for 15 hours with the minimum brightness. Has three types of temperatures and three light intensities and a price of 20.99 euros.

If you want to put a lighting system in the kitchen and do not want to drill holes in the furniture, you can opt for an LED strip like this one that they sell on Amazon. It does not reach 20 euros and It has a battery that you can recharge with the mobile charger.

In addition, it incorporates a sensor that turns it on and off only when it detects presence, so can be used as a guide when there is little lightand also in this way the exaggerated consumption of the battery is avoided.

Another similar model that serves to place in the kitchen, but also in cabinets or in the lower area of ​​the furnitureit is this luminaire that we can find in Leroy Merlin at a price of 15.99 euros.

It has a width of 44 centimeters, 3 W of power and generates a neutral white light of 4,000 K. Its touch ignition lasts 3 hours and takes 2.5 hours to charge with USB.

If you want to illuminate the terrace or garden and do not want to use cables, you can always use a system like this one from Leroy Merlin. Is a solar powered LED wall light.

With a power of 2.2 watts, it generates a luminous flux of 327 lumens and 3000K. It works with a Li-ion battery that offers up to 25 hours of autonomy and a lamp with IP54 protection that makes it ideal for outdoor use. It has a price of 105 euros.

Another example, again to be placed on the wall in the form of a light bar, is this model that we can find on Amazon. A strip that can offer both warm and cool white light which is also adjustable.

With a built-in 2000 mAh battery, is a rechargeable light through a USB cable that offers a maximum autonomy that reaches up to 48 hours when using the lowest brightness. It is priced at 25.99 euros.

IKEA is also present in this listing with these two diamond-shaped LED lights that can be used both on the table and attached to the wall with adhesive. Being from IKEA they have a difficult name to spell (BJÖRKSPIREA) and they arrive in packs of two units.

It is a bronze-colored LED decorative lighting system that works with two AAA batteries each and can be found at a price of 14.99 euros.