Bathroom mirrors(206)

Our LED mirrors use energy-saving LED light bulbs. They are Waterproof Rated IP44 for use in bathrooms and include smart technology like Infra-Red on/off sensors, Anti-Mist demister pads and a shaver socket.

All our LED Mirrors include infra-red on/off sensors. Wave your hand at the sensor, and it will instantly power up the lights and demister pad. Just wave your hand 3-6 inches away to on/off your mirror cabinet. The sensors are located on the bottom of the mirror and not on the front of the glass.

Yes, call us for instructions, and we shall email them to you, it’s extremely easy!

Shaver Mirrors include a 240 volt shaver socket for the use of electric shavers and toothbrushes. The shaver socket includes its own on/off rocker switch which works separately from the lights and demister pad.

The demister pad works automatically when the lights are turned on and off. Just turn on the lights via Infra-Red sensor and the heat pad removes the steam from the glass on the door.

No, the mirror is clear reflective mirror glass.

What this means:

CE: A CE mark means that an item complies with EU safety, health and environmental requirements. 

RoHS: RoHS stands for the Restriction of Hazardous Substances. RoHS, also known as Directive 2002/95/EC, originated in the European Union and restricts the use of specific hazardous materials found in electrical and electronic products (known as EEE). All applicable products in the EU market after July 1, 2006, must pass RoHS compliance.

What this means:

Place the mirror casing on the flat wall surface and ensure at least a 15cm clearance between your infrared sensor (usually positioned bottom right for the mirror front) and your basin or sink unit. The infrared sensor is used to turn your mirror lights on or off with a wave of your hand and requires this clearance to ensure that the sensor is triggered by your wave action alone.

Using a spirit level ensure the bathroom mirror casing is level and mark the mounting points and mains cable entry position

Using an appropriate drill bit, drill the mounting holes and fit wall plugs (ensure you are using the correct wall plugs based on whether the wall is masonry or plasterboard)

Pull the mains cable through and fit the casing to the wall using the provided screws

Please refer to the manual for fitting diagrams.