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6-Pack Uigos Plug-in LED Night Light w/ Dusk to Dawn Sensor

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Uigos via Amazon has 6-Pack Uigos Plug-in LED Night Light w/ Dusk to Dawn Sensor on sale for $9.99 - $4 when you apply promo code 40PND4NB at checkout = $5.99. Shipping is free with Prime or on $35+ orders.

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About this Item:
  • Built-in smart light sensor, the nightlight automatically lights up only when the room is dark enough
  • Offset plugs and compact size, the nightlight does not block the second outlet
  • 0.5W per light power consumption
  • ~50k hours lifespan

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Update: This popular deal is still available.

Uigos via Amazon has 6-Pack Uigos Plug-in LED Night Light w/ Dusk to Dawn Sensor on sale for $9.99 - $4 when you apply promo code 40PND4NB at checkout = $5.99. Shipping is free with Prime or on $35+ orders.

Thanks to Deal Hunter Meowssi for finding this deal.

About this Item:
  • Built-in smart light sensor, the nightlight automatically lights up only when the room is dark enough
  • Offset plugs and compact size, the nightlight does not block the second outlet
  • 0.5W per light power consumption
  • ~50k hours lifespan

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Model: Uigos LED Night Light Lamp with Smart Sensor Dusk to Dawn Sensor, Daylight White, 0.5W Plug-in, 6-Pack

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Homeowners policies are regulated by state governments and have pretty standard clauses. There is no regulatory requirement that all electronic devices be ul certified. If a structure burned down as a result of a non ul device and the claim was denied. This would make the front page news. In my 30 years in the industry I have yet to come across a single event where a claim was denied due to a non ul device. I honestly would not worry.
Just read one star reviews.


Consume more power OFF than ON
Reviewed in the United States on December 4, 2023
I tested these with a multimeter and discovered that the electric current increased when the light turned off, rather than dropping to near 0, as I expected it would. Curious, I took one of the night lights apart and realized that in order to save some money on parts, they had simplified the design, consuming power in a dummy component when the light was supposed to be OFF rather than actually switching off the circuit. The ad suggests that the night light saves energy and only costs 20 cents to operate each year, but based on my measurements, it is more like several dollars per light. I am giving this product one star for a "bad" energy design, as it would have literally cost purchaser less to operate if the night light simply never turned off.
Reviewed in the United States on September 22, 2024
This product claims "Max 0.5W" but it's actual wattage is over 1W.

Actual wattage is 1.104W (9.2mA) when light is on and 1.128W (9.4mA) when light is off. This means electricity is re-routed to a circuit that wastes energy when it senses brightness. Apparently, this way costs less for the manufacturer. So, CAUTION: this night light does NOT save energy when the light is off.

If you leave one of these night lights plugged in all the time, annual electricity consumption will be about 9.78KWH (1.116W x 24h/day x 365days), not about 2.19KWH (0.5W x 12h/day x 365days).

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Quote from LavenderPickle7682 :
Probably not UL listed -- so if it catches fire, good luck in getting your homeowner's insurance to cover the damage.

Homeowners policies are regulated by state governments and have pretty standard clauses. There is no regulatory requirement that all electronic devices be ul certified. If a structure burned down as a result of a non ul device and the claim was denied. This would make the front page news. In my 30 years in the industry I have yet to come across a single event where a claim was denied due to a non ul device. I honestly would not worry.
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Nothing to worry then if the house burns down. Just make sure you are not around when it happens
Ouch. Too soon.
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Just read one star reviews.


Consume more power OFF than ON
Reviewed in the United States on December 4, 2023
I tested these with a multimeter and discovered that the electric current increased when the light turned off, rather than dropping to near 0, as I expected it would. Curious, I took one of the night lights apart and realized that in order to save some money on parts, they had simplified the design, consuming power in a dummy component when the light was supposed to be OFF rather than actually switching off the circuit. The ad suggests that the night light saves energy and only costs 20 cents to operate each year, but based on my measurements, it is more like several dollars per light. I am giving this product one star for a "bad" energy design, as it would have literally cost purchaser less to operate if the night light simply never turned off.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 22, 2024
This product claims "Max 0.5W" but it's actual wattage is over 1W.

Actual wattage is 1.104W (9.2mA) when light is on and 1.128W (9.4mA) when light is off. This means electricity is re-routed to a circuit that wastes energy when it senses brightness. Apparently, this way costs less for the manufacturer. So, CAUTION: this night light does NOT save energy when the light is off.

If you leave one of these night lights plugged in all the time, annual electricity consumption will be about 9.78KWH (1.116W x 24h/day x 365days), not about 2.19KWH (0.5W x 12h/day x 365days).
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I had 2 of these just randomly fall apart, exposing the guts, waiting to shock someone. Please don't buy this.
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You get what you pay for!
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I had 2 of these just randomly fall apart, exposing the guts, waiting to shock someone. Please don't buy this.
This. There's not much to these. I had a couple break when inserting into tamper resistant outlets that require even and somewhat firm pressure. I have another brand that look almost identical and while they're not great either seem to be a bit more sturdy.