2 Pack Rechargeable Light Bulbs, A19 E26 9W 3000K Warm
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Ostwiki 9W E26 3000k Rechargeable Emergency Light Bulbs for Power Outage
6 WAYS TO LIGHT UP BATTERY LIGHT BILBS
3 Brightness Levels are Available Only When Battery Powered
A19 Rechargeable Light Bulbs Suitable for Standard Lighting fixtures
Say Goodbye to Insafe Lighting
- RECHARGEABLE LIGHT BULBS：Ostwiki emergency light bulb work as normal A19 LED bulbs and can self-charging during daily lighting use; Built-in battery backup providing 2-8H of lighting during power outages; Battery operated light bulbs fits any fixture with an E26/E27 threaded base
- EMERGENCY LIGHT BULBS: During power outages due to hurricanes,storms and other inclement weather,the battery backup light bulb can provide lighting to reduces panic during the blackout; It provide a wider illumination than flashlights and safety than candles
- WAY TO LIGHT UP: The emergency bulb requires a closed circuit to light, which can be achieved by screwing it into a powered socket,by touching the bulb base with a wet cloth or finger，push button switch on the hook，Install the bulb on the lampholder and insert the lamp plug into the plug cap
- ENERGY-SAVING: The 9W rechargeable lights for home offers 6500K cool light,450 lumen and 85v-265v input voltage,which can help you to reduce energy and the cost of frequent bulb replacements; When storing for extended periods, recharge the bulb every 60 days
- 3 BRIGHTNESS: Each light bulb offers 3 brightness levels in emergency mode; 10%: 110LM,runtime 5-8H; 50%: 220LM,runtime 4-5H; 100%: 450LM,runtime 2-3H; It not only adapts to varying ambient light to reduce glare but also adjusts illumination based on power outage time
- WHAT YOU GET: Charging light bulbs*2 + portable hook*2 + plug cap*1 + socket adapter*1; Upgraded plug can be freely adjusted in height and direction to provide better lighting; First time use needs to be fully charged for emergencies to last longer