Buying Tips for Rechargeable Emergency Lights

This blog offers fast advice on what to consider when purchasing rechargeable emergency lights. Continue reading to learn how to shop with knowledge.

It's usually a good idea to keep an emergency light close by in your house, workplace, travel bag, and vehicle. Having an emergency light on hand can prevent hundreds of problems during prolonged power outages when even your inverter battery fails or in an emergency circumstance when you are in motion. We created a shopping guide for emergency lights while conducting feature research for our emergency light product line. To help you choose the right Emergency Light the next time you purchase, we are sharing the same checklist with you.

1. Charging Choice

Always make sure the lamp has the charging choices you need. For instance, does it support solar charging alone or in conjunction with the grid? Choose in accordance with your needs. Personally, I advise purchasing one that allows grid charging as well as solar charging and comes with a solar panel.

2. Opt for LED instead of any other

Higher light intensity, low power consumption, and a longer lifespan are just a few of the obvious benefits of using LED lights, which are currently popular. Decide to get LED Rechargeable Light as a result.

3. Battery Backup Period

After the battery is fully charged, battery backup time refers to how long your lamp will continue to give you light at full brightness and without any fluctuations. The standard backup period on the market is four to eight hours. When making your purchase selection, give a light or lamp that offers a battery backup of more than 10 hours a brownie point.

4. The strength of the light

Do not assume that the quantity of LEDs indicates the brightness or intensity of the lamp you are purchasing. LEDs of various intensities are widely available on the market. As a result, even when two lights have the same number of LEDs, their light output may vary. Always request the lamp's available light intensity. Here are some figures that you could find useful when you decide what to buy. When used as a study lamp, you need 450 lumens of intensity, but a room of typical size needs 1700 lumens. Decide wisely, then!

5. Battery Charging Period

The amount of time needed to charge a lamp battery from a low charge to a full charge is known as the charging time. For a lamp that offers 10 to 15 hours of battery backup, the average charging time shouldn't be more than 9 to 10 hours.

6. Guarantee

Finally, be sure the manufacturer is providing you with any form of warranty on the item. If you're trying to buy a Lamp Battery after your present one has run out of life, you should also ask the vendor if they have a way for you to order one. We strongly advise you to choose a product that comes with some sort of warranty.

In addition to the five buying suggestions listed above, here are a few desirable attributes that will extend the lifespan and dependability of your goods.

7. Overcharging-Protection for Batteries

Battery recharging and discharge are significant processes. Battery damage occurs when a battery is overcharged repeatedly. You can expect a long battery life if the rechargeable lamp you intend to purchase has a protection system against battery overcharging.

8. Deep Discharge Protection & Low Battery Indication

The same goes for driving the battery into a deep discharge condition; both should not be done repeatedly to the battery. The lamp must be turned off to prevent battery damage when the low battery indicator indicates that the battery is at a low charge. In addition to Low Voltage Indication, some manufacturers also offer an in-built protection against deep discharge.

9. Battery that can be recharged

In order to avoid having to replace the battery frequently, the lamp's batteries should be rechargeable.

10. Convenient

The lamp needs to be lightweight in order to be carried from one location to another.
 

Rechargeable Emergency Light Bulb

Feature

● Having good heat diffusion and conduction

● Safe, can using non isolated power supply.
● Saving 90% electricity compared to traditional incandescent bulbs.

Specification