Energenie
Manufacturer's Product Description
Energenie Emergency rechargeable night light - Motion sensor activated (dusk till dawn feature) plug-in night light automatically lights up when motion is detected (3 metre range) Using just 0.5w of electricity, the nightlight is a cost effective alternative to using hall and landing lighting, ideal for people that get up in the night. Doubles as a portable emergency light when power is cut from the mains (i.e power cut) The product also works as a charged torch. The plug based light mount works as the charger using induction charging (same as an electric toothbrush). The Torch can be used indoors and outdoors, ideal for sheds, garages, lofts, basements or any dark area with mains power.
Manufacturer's Contact Details
Energenie
Unit 5 Harold Close
The Pinnacles
Harlow
Essex
CM195TH
UK
01279422022 enquiries@energenie4u.co.ukKey Features
- designed to automatically light up when there is a power cut or motion is detected
- always charged as it is intended to sit on its charger permanently
- intended to be used as a torch if necessary
Product Dimensions
| Function | |
|---|---|
| Detector range | 2-3metres |
Product Specification
No product specification has been specified.
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