Noble Ausma Rechargeable Emergency LED Light Bulb With Battery, Fixture Type Bayonet B22, A60 LED Bulb,7 Watts, 650 Lumen, Battery Capacity 1500mA, Lighting Time Up to 4 to 6 Hours, Retail Box 6 Months Warranty
Product Overview
The Noble Ausma branded Rechargeable Emergency LED Light Bulb With Battery is a very cost effective solution to keep the lights on during a power outage or load shedding. This Rechargeable Emergency LED Light Bulb With Battery is a direct replacement for any standard bulb. It has a built-in rechargeable battery that will automatically charge when the bulb is switched on. In the event of a power outage, the built-in intelligent light control automatically reduces the brightness of the bulb to 140 lumen to ensure that the battery lasts as long as possible, to gives you up 4 to 6 hours of backup light that should last through load-shedding. It is always charged when you need it, as it charges while being used as a regular light bulb.
Highlights
Rechargeable Emergency LED Light Bulb With Battery
Direct Replacement For Any Standard Bulb
Operates Just Like A Regular Light Bulb
Switches On Automatically During A Power Outages Or Load-Shedding
Built-In Rechargeable Battery
Fixture Type: Bayonet B22
7 Watt A60 LED Bulb
650 Lumen Standard Lighting
Battery Capacity: 1500mA
Built-In Intelligent Light Control
Lighting Time: Up to 4 to 6 Hours
Specifications
Stock Code ES7WB22
Description Noble Ausma Rechargeable Emergency LED Light Bulb With Battery
Brand Ausma
Product Type Direct Replacement For Any Standard Bulb
Fixture Type: Bayonet B22.
Wattage: 7W.
Lumen: 650.
A60 LED Bulb.
Voltage: 220V - 240V.
Lighting Time: 4 - 6 Hours.
Battery Capacity: 1500mA.
Battery Specification: 18650 Lithium.
Charging Time: 4 Hours.
Colour Temperature: Day Light (6500k).
Height: 136mm.
Outer Diameter: 68mm.
Material: Plastic
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