Ivation - ​3-in-1 Emergency LED Nightlight, Flashlight & Strobe – Rechargeable, Auto-On, 3-Pack - White

Ivation's 'Swiss army knife' of nightlights comes in a small but powerful package. In its simple form, our emergency LED flashlights light and nightlight combo serves as an everyday plug-in LED nightlight. In that capacity, it offers smart features such as auto-on/off at dawn and dusk, respectively, and a 3-way switch for selecting Auto, On or Off. Our emergency lights for home power failure LED bulbs to shine on past 100,000 hours and never need replacement. The power outage lights also remain cool to the touch when on, making it a safe choice for households with younger children. What makes this nightlight suited for emergencies is a 6-LED power-failure flashlight that sits atop the nightlight base. Small, lightweight, and incredibly bright, the removable flashlight continuously charges from the nightlight base using advanced induction charging technologies. This flashlight turns on automatically upon power failure. Our emergency flashlights for home power failure can even be removed from the base and used as a handheld flashlight whenever needed. On a full charge, the flashlight lasts 9 bright hours and has a useful flashing strobe feature that can save lives in times of emergencies. The Ivation design team applied a rotating mechanism to the base's power prongs, allowing the nightlight to fit into virtually any standard outlet in the house. This adds the finishing touch to a simple design that affords you much peace of mind. In the event of a power failure, the device seamlessly transitions into a handheld flashlight. Equipped with six bright LEDs, the flashlight activates automatically when the power goes out, providing immediate illumination. The flashlight is detachable from the base and features a rechargeable lithium-ion battery that charges while docked, ensuring it's always ready for use. On a full charge, it delivers up to nine hours of continuous light and includes a flashing strobe mode for emergency signaling.