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The Patbrela is a 65-inch-tall black display cabinet with three glass-door display levels lit by built-in RGB LED strips, plus a solid-door bottom cabinet for hidden storage. A radar motion sensor switches the lights on when someone comes within about 6.6 ft and off after 30 seconds idle, and touch controls set color, brightness and effects. It suits collectors of figures, glassware and memorabilia who want a lit showcase without wiring a separate light kit. Against plain china cabinets it adds lighting and a sensor; against glass curio cabinets with glass shelves it trades see-through shelving for tiered levels and enclosed lower storage. Owners rate it well overall, though some note the sensor turns off whenever you adjust the lighting by touch.
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Owners rate it 4.7 out of 5 across 22 ratings and mostly praise the lighting and the look it gives a collection. Complaints center on the motion sensor turning off after touch adjustments and on assembly effort.
Three display levels sit behind clear glass doors, and integrated LED lighting illuminates each level from top to bottom. An enclosed bottom cabinet provides hidden storage.
The RGB lighting lets you change colors, brightness and lighting effects. A built-in radar sensor turns the lights on when it detects motion within approximately 6.6 ft (2 m). The lights turn off after 30 seconds of inactivity.
The radar sensor is enabled by default when the cabinet is first powered on. Adjusting the lighting with the touch controls, such as changing colors, brightness or effects, turns the sensor off. To enable it again, use the touch controls.
