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Night light rechargeable
northwest1965
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I'm looking for a sensor night light that will recharge.
I'm looking to use it at night in the bedroom where there is no socket suitable.
Is there such a thing. The one I have, HAS to be plugged in.
I'm looking to use it at night in the bedroom where there is no socket suitable.
Is there such a thing. The one I have, HAS to be plugged in.
Loved our trip to the West Coast USA. Death Valley is the place to go!
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Lots of options on Amazon for this sort of thing.northwest1965 said:I'm looking for a sensor night light that will recharge.
I'm looking to use it at night in the bedroom where there is no socket suitable.
Is there such a thing. The one I have, HAS to be plugged in.
https://amzn.eu/d/aNph0lv
https://amzn.eu/d/5HC5r1C1 -
We bought some from Amazon but they need to be in the socket for the sensor.Emmia said:
Lots of options on Amazon for this sort of thing.northwest1965 said:I'm looking for a sensor night light that will recharge.
I'm looking to use it at night in the bedroom where there is no socket suitable.
Is there such a thing. The one I have, HAS to be plugged in.
https://amzn.eu/d/aNph0lv
https://amzn.eu/d/5HC5r1C
Torch works when out of the charger
Looking for rechargeable not battery operatedLoved our trip to the West Coast USA. Death Valley is the place to go!0 -
https://amzn.eu/d/eHM5KvMnorthwest1965 said:
We bought some from Amazon but they need to be in the socket for the sensor.Emmia said:
Lots of options on Amazon for this sort of thing.northwest1965 said:I'm looking for a sensor night light that will recharge.
I'm looking to use it at night in the bedroom where there is no socket suitable.
Is there such a thing. The one I have, HAS to be plugged in.
https://amzn.eu/d/aNph0lv
https://amzn.eu/d/5HC5r1C
Torch works when out of the charger
Looking for rechargeable not battery operated
USB C rechargeable... Does not need to be plugged in.1 -
This type of thing: https://amzn.eu/d/db3bBT8northwest1965 said:
We bought some from Amazon but they need to be in the socket for the sensor.Emmia said:
Lots of options on Amazon for this sort of thing.northwest1965 said:I'm looking for a sensor night light that will recharge.
I'm looking to use it at night in the bedroom where there is no socket suitable.
Is there such a thing. The one I have, HAS to be plugged in.
https://amzn.eu/d/aNph0lv
https://amzn.eu/d/5HC5r1C
Torch works when out of the charger
Looking for rechargeable not battery operated0 -
We have a mobile, rechargeable strip light that needs recharging once a week. Wife is sight impaired and if she needs to get up in the night it comes on automatically so she can find her way around. I have absolutely no idea where it came from but I suspect the RNIB supply/sell them.1
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We have these: https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B0BPWL6QRP
2000mAh batteries so last ages before needing a recharge (which doesn't take long).
5 preset brightness levels to suit the situation.
One's in the hall / landing on the floor and a second in the bathroom on the toilet vanity unit.
Major downside is no way to alter ON duration (ca 20 seconds only) - so one needs to wave a hand to re-light them,
Often take one away on holidays to find way to bathrooms etc,.0 -
Does it need to be plugged in for the sensor to work, or could you take it out and stand on windowsill?Rodders53 said:We have these: https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B0BPWL6QRP
2000mAh batteries so last ages before needing a recharge (which doesn't take long).
5 preset brightness levels to suit the situation.
One's in the hall / landing on the floor and a second in the bathroom on the toilet vanity unit.
Major downside is no way to alter ON duration (ca 20 seconds only) - so one needs to wave a hand to re-light them,
Often take one away on holidays to find way to bathrooms etc,.Loved our trip to the West Coast USA. Death Valley is the place to go!0
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