How can I install non-electric lighting in a shower stall?

Pamela Golden
by Pamela Golden

I don't want to use electricity but I need lighting in my shower stall. What are your suggestions?

  4 answers
  • Fiddledd224 Fiddledd224 on Sep 21, 2019

    Try installing solar power outdoor lights on the shower where they can get at least 6 hours of sunlight a day......you may have to move them around for best results

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    • Fiddledd224 Fiddledd224 on Sep 22, 2019

      The only other thing I can think of are those "tap lights" that you can stick under cabinets, etc.


      I hope you find a solution!

  • Laura Cooper Laura Cooper on Sep 21, 2019

    I have a shower curtain that has a translucent upper panel. I love it. It made all the difference before we had light in the shower. You can also use little Puck lights that are LED and run on a single battery. These turn on when you push the top of the light, so you will need to put them within arm's reach.

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    • Laura Cooper Laura Cooper on Sep 22, 2019

      No, the shower curtain won't help, then, but the Puck lights will work! 😊

    • Pamela Golden Pamela Golden on Sep 22, 2019

      Already pulled up this link.......thanks for the suggestions. Just need to do a little more research. I like the idea the it senses in a 20 feet and tells you how much light you expect to get from the battery (35 hours). I love a product that provides answers to my thought process. It is a sign of a "good" product.


  • Janice Janice on Dec 30, 2021

    Puck lights should help to solve your problem. Just be sure to place them above the water source. The LED ones provide a great deal of light and batteries last a long time in them.