Dawnrise - 2 Pack 7-in-1 Multi Use Light with 12 Color Changing with Foldable Plug for Emergency, Hurricane, Tornado Moment
Model: NTL-D-647-2
SKU: 13083906
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The Dawnrise power outage emergency night light is an all in one multifunctional lighting option that works as a power failure light a light sensor nightlight a motion sensor nightlight a 4000K tabletop light a 6500K flashlight a 12 color changing nightlight and has automatic dimming. It is ideal for daily use and a practical essential to prepare for extreme weather like hurricanes and blizzards. Do not hesitate and bring it home today
7-in-1 Multi: When you pick up the Dawnrise multifunctional night light you get a power failure light a 12 RGB color nightlight a flashlight a tabletop light a light sensor nightlight a motion sensor nightlight and an automatically dimmable light all in one handy unit
When the power goes out just remove the night light from the outlet press the button to switch to 6500K cool white flashlight mode to clearly see your breaker box and find emergency supplies and when you plug it back in it stays charged all the time so it is always ready for the next outage
For the 12 RGB night light mode just press and hold the button for over 3 seconds to start the 12 color fade cycle tap the button to switch between solid colors and pick the perfect glow to match your mood
The foldable plug design makes the flashlight easy to grip and turns the night light into a tabletop light in a snap so you can put it anywhere you need with two color temperatures 2700K to help kids rest easy and 4000K great for reading or working
When you use the automatic dimming feature in motion mode and set the switch to the OFF position in low light the RGB light stays on at 30 percent brightness goes to full 100 percent when it senses motion and dims back to 30 percent after 25 seconds of no activity
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