These nightlights hard wire into an electrical system and provide nighttime lighting in patient rooms, bathrooms, and corridors. They mount on a wall close to the floor for use as step lights, or they mount higher up a wall to light counters and sinks or distribute light over a wider area. They emit a low level of light to avoid disrupting patients' sleep, allow staff to navigate rooms, and help patients find their way to the bathroom at night. LED nightlights use less energy and typically last longer than other lighting technologies.