Gone are the days of fumbling around for a flashlight when the power goes out. Everbright is an intelligent LED light bulb that turns on automatically during a blackout – reducing the inconvenience of power outages while keeping your family safe. When the power is on, Everbright works just like a regular light bulb, but
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Added on: November 16, 2018 - More: Comments & Reviews
Gone are the days of fumbling around for a flashlight when the power goes out. Everbright is an intelligent LED light bulb that turns on automatically during a blackout – reducing the inconvenience of power outages while keeping your family safe. When the power is on, Everbright works just like a regular light bulb, but when the power goes out, its internal battery kicks in to provide an additional 3.5 hours of illumination. Thanks to Everbright’s smart diagnostic circuit, you can turn the bulb on and off with a wall switch during blackouts just like you would normally, making the charge last even longer. Once power is restored, the battery will recharge automatically. Since Everbright fits into any standard E26 light socket and is damp-rated for use anywhere in the house, you can put one in every room to provide much needed light in the event of a blackout. Everbright comes with a one-year limited warranty.
Works well in the one way it was meant to be used I bought this light in the hopes of using it in a shed which is wired for electricity, but not connected. I wanted to charge the light in the house and then take it out to the shed and be able to flip the switch on and off like normal, until the battery ran out. I knew that I was taking a chance that it wouldn’t work that way. Well, it didn’t. I let it charge for over 12 hours, leaving it turned on in a lamp. I tried unplugging the lamp, but it didn’t stay on. I tried it in another lamp, and it…
Is dimmer than desired and large– questionable value when runnning on battery due to lack of brightness. I compared this Sengled 40W to the Feit Electric soft white 40W that is also designed with a battery for power outages. Both are around $20 and both claim to provide lighting for up to 3.5 hours during a power outage. This Sengled is much heavier than the Feit (possibly indicating a better/bigger battery in the Sengled), but it is also dimmer. The feit is rated at 2700K & 600 lumens and is clearly brighter than this Sengled rated at 3000K & 500 lumens. NOTE, the Sengled drops to 300 lumens…
Great product out of power due to Hurricane Maria. They charge automatically once you connect the generator. I put one in every room of the house. It’s like having the generator up. They last 3.5 Hr. So far I’ve been using them for over 1 1/2 month on a daily basis. No problem.>>> Up date – I still don’t have power so I’m in the 3rd month using them daily and they work perfectly.