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4-Count LHZHENG 12W 60W Equivalent Rechargeable Emergency E26 Base LED Light Bulbs w/ 1500mAh Built-In Battery Backup & Adjustable Brightness on sale for $31.29 - $15.65 (50%) when you apply promo code
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Product Details:
- Rechargeable emergency LED bulb with built-in battery automatically turns on during power outages when the switch is left on
- Provides up to 14+ hours of backup lighting on a full charge
- Fully recharges in 6–8 hours when connected to mains power
- Three adjustable brightness levels (100% / 50% / 10%) with estimated runtimes of 2–3 hours, 7–8 hours, or 14+ hours
- Brightness can be adjusted using the wall switch during outages or the button on the included hook
- Produces 800–850 lumens of 6000K daylight white light
- 12W LED output is equivalent to a 60W incandescent bulb while using up to 80% less energy
- Standard E26/E27 base installs like a regular light bulb
- Includes a holder hook for portable use during camping, storms, hurricanes, and other emergencies
- Lifetime warranty
Top Comments
Manually unscrewing the bulb is a worthless design.
Community Reviews
These rechargeable emergency LED bulbs are meant to provide backup light during outages, with adjustable brightness and a built in battery. The clever part is that they can switch into emergency mode when the wall switch stays on and power fails, though the trigger seems finicky and may depend on the wiring or other loads on the circuit. Runtime is also questioned, since the 1500mAh battery may not support the claimed hours at full brightness. The low price is attractive, but the setup quirks and battery limits matter.
Common Questions (4)
It can turn on automatically when the wall switch is left on and power is lost. It may not trigger if the circuit is opened the same way as switching the light off, and some setups require the bulb to sense a closed circuit or another load in parallel.
The included base is not required for normal use, and the product photos show multiple ways to use it. The bulb can still be used in a standard socket, but the separate dock/base is part of how some people test or recharge it.
It works best with simple loads, such as an incandescent lamp in parallel, and can detect a closed circuit when power is lost. It may not work reliably with LEDs, CFLs, USB chargers, laptop power supplies, or other switched-mode devices, and a power strip can accidentally trigger backup mode.
The claimed 2-3 hour runtime is hard to support from the listed battery and wattage. A 1500mAh, 3.7V battery is about 5.5Wh, so at a 12W draw it works out to roughly 0.46 hours in ideal conditions, and less in practice.
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... only when there's a simple device, such as an incandescent lamp, wired in parallel. It doesn't work with other LEDs, CFLs, USB chargers, laptop PSUs, paper shredders, and many others with switched-mode power supplies.
And if you used a power strip to switch this lamp and something else simultaneously, you might unintentionally trigger the emergency backup mode.
So it's a nifty device, but there are limitations, and it may or may not work for you. I might keep it as a toy.
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