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frontpageniki4h | Staff posted Jul 28, 2026 9:07 PM

4-Ct LHZHENG Rechargeable Emergency LED Light Bulbs w/ Built-In Battery Backup

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LingHang WuLiu via Amazon has 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 GEWQ9AOR at checkout = $15.64. Shipping is free with Prime or on $35+ orders.

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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

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LingHang WuLiu via Amazon has 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 GEWQ9AOR at checkout = $15.64. Shipping is free with Prime or on $35+ orders.

Thanks to Deal Hunter niki4h for sharing this deal.

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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

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Written by Nate650 | Staff

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Written by niki4h | Staff

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Jul 30, 2026 7:48 PM
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mosmosJul 30, 2026 7:48 PM
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FYI, I had very similar, and looking at the couple reviews of these, These do not just "come on" when power goes out. You need to unscrew them from where you have them, and screw them back into the lil base they come with. So you need to keep track of where those lil bases are, and remember which bulb is the rechargeable one.
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Jul 31, 2026 2:56 PM
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Quote from mosmos :
FYI, I had very similar, and looking at the couple reviews of these, These do not just "come on" when power goes out. You need to unscrew them from where you have them, and screw them back into the lil base they come with. So you need to keep track of where those lil bases are, and remember which bulb is the rechargeable one.
Unfortunate, but that makes sense. How would the bulb know the difference between an outage versus turning off the switch?
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Jul 31, 2026 3:12 PM
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supersizedkidJul 31, 2026 3:12 PM
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Quote from Browncoat1 :
Unfortunate, but that makes sense. How would the bulb know the difference between an outage versus turning off the switch?
A better design would be to also have a smart controller that plugs into an outlet. When they lose the signal from the smart controller, they'd know the power is out.
Manually unscrewing the bulb is a worthless design.
Jul 31, 2026 4:40 PM
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bbiggd41Jul 31, 2026 4:40 PM
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Quote from Browncoat1 :
Unfortunate, but that makes sense. How would the bulb know the difference between an outage versus turning off the switch?
The switch is on and theres no power thats how i have some that come on automatically when the power goes out if the switch is on they came with that cap they talked about but its not needed
Jul 31, 2026 4:42 PM
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bbiggd41Jul 31, 2026 4:42 PM
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Quote from mosmos :
FYI, I had very similar, and looking at the couple reviews of these, These do not just "come on" when power goes out. You need to unscrew them from where you have them, and screw them back into the lil base they come with. So you need to keep track of where those lil bases are, and remember which bulb is the rechargeable one.
You are 100 percent wrong that cap is not needed you need to read the reviews again they come on automatically if the light switch is on and the power goes out
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Jul 31, 2026 4:44 PM
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bbiggd41Jul 31, 2026 4:44 PM
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Quote from supersizedkid :
A better design would be to also have a smart controller that plugs into an outlet. When they lose the signal from the smart controller, they'd know the power is out. Manually unscrewing the bulb is a worthless design.
Hes wrong you dont need the base at all just look at the pics it says 4 ways to use it and the base is not needed
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HeresADealJul 31, 2026 7:42 PM
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$12.29 on Amazon Business after using the coupon.
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Aug 1, 2026 12:03 AM
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ThinkAboutBaseballAug 1, 2026 12:03 AM
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Pretty close to the AX price.
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jkloisdafoiwdafYesterday 8:45 PM
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Does it taste like chicken?
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smarttYesterday 8:45 PM
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There are conflicting reviews on whethere they automatically come on when power goes out. I would think there'd be more bad reviews if they didn't? User error?
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kickerstarterYesterday 9:09 PM
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This is mind-boggling. How does the bulb tell the difference between a switch is turned off vs power outage?
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ha clever idea but unless the battery is lifepo4 I don't want to come back to my apartment burnt down to the ground from cheap batteries

(google lithium dendrites)
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drew2moneyToday 1:22 AM
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What a waste of resources....
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PinakoToday 2:40 AM
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Quote from kickerstarter :
This is mind-boggling. How does the bulb tell the difference between a switch is turned off vs power outage?
Indeed! It is quite clever. The various ways to trigger backup mode (bridge the contacts by hand, bridge the contacts by wet tissue, click the button on the docking base, or connect the prongs of the plug (only while unplugged please)) all have one thing in common: when you short the contacts together without supplying power, the bulb is able to sense a closed circuit (switch in ON position).

I assume this only works when there are other loads plugged in, so the bulb could detect an alternative conducting path when the switch is closed (ON) and the power is out. Those who complained about it not working have probably only tested it by pulling the plug, which is equivalent to opening the switch (OFF). The test rig should have another light bulb (or similar) wired in parallel. I might get a set of these just for funsies
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RelaxedCreature628Today 3:18 AM
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Don't expect this to run more than 20 minutes on 100% brightness with battery. Their 2–3 hours runtime claim doesn't add up.

Battery is 1500mAh. That is 5.5Whr (1.5Ah x 3.7v). Bulb uses 12W. That means it can only run 0.46 hour (5.5Whr/12W) in ideal conditions. That means even less runtime if includes inefficiency in calculation.
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