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SHINEKNOT LED Rechargeable Emergency Light – Always Ready When You Need It

Never be left in the dark again. The SHINEKNOT LED Portable Rechargeable Emergency Light is your dependable backup lighting solution for power outages, camping trips, night markets, outdoor work, and everyday home use. With a built-in 1200mAh rechargeable battery, dual brightness modes, and automatic emergency activation, this compact lamp delivers reliable illumination wherever life takes you.

Key Features

• Automatic Emergency Activation: When plugged in and charging, the lamp automatically switches on during a power outage — no manual action needed.
• Long-Lasting Battery: Built-in 1200mAh maintenance-free rechargeable battery with over 5,000 charge/discharge cycle life.
• Overcharge Protection: Safe to leave plugged in at all times — the smart circuit prevents battery damage from overcharging.
• Two Brightness Modes: Choose between High Light (up to 5 hours runtime) and Low Light (up to 7 hours runtime) to suit your needs.
• Solar Panel Compatible: Can also be charged via a 6V solar panel for off-grid use.
• Wide Voltage Input: Accepts AC 100–240V — compatible with power outlets worldwide.
• Dimmable LED Light Source: High-efficiency LED bulbs with impressive luminous output (2000–82000 lux range).
• Portable & Lightweight: Durable ABS body makes it easy to carry for camping, outdoor markets, jobsite work, and travel.
• CE & CCC Certified: Meets national industry standards (GB7000.13-1999) and international safety certifications.

How to Use

1. Plug the charging cable into the emergency light's AC socket, then connect to any AC 100–240V outlet. The charging indicator will illuminate.
2. Allow approximately 8 hours to fully charge. The emergency function remains active during charging.
3. When fully charged, enjoy up to 7 hours on low mode or 5 hours on high mode.
4. If the LED gradually dims during use, this signals the battery is running low — recharge promptly to maintain battery health.
5. For long-term storage, recharge the battery for approximately 12 hours every 3 months.

Safety Guidelines

• Always install power supplies and outlets in accordance with applicable safety regulations.
• Do not shine the light directly into eyes. Supervise children during use.
• Keep away from flammable or explosive materials while charging.

Specifications

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For guidance on safe use of portable lighting and electrical devices, visit the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) for helpful consumer safety information.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: How long does the SHINEKNOT LED emergency light take to fully charge?

A: The rechargeable emergency light takes approximately 8 hours to fully charge using the included AC cable connected to a 100–240V power outlet. During this time, the emergency function remains active so the lamp will automatically illuminate if power is interrupted.

Q: Can this LED emergency light be used for camping?

A: Absolutely! The SHINEKNOT portable emergency light is designed for both indoor and outdoor use, making it ideal for camping, night markets, outdoor work, and off-grid scenarios. It can even be charged via a 6V solar panel for true off-grid convenience.

Q: What happens if there is a power outage while the lamp is charging?

A: The lamp features an automatic emergency activation function — it will instantly switch on by itself when a power outage occurs while it is plugged in, providing immediate backup lighting without any manual intervention.

Q: Is it safe to leave the emergency light plugged in all the time?

A: Yes. The lamp is equipped with built-in overcharge protection circuitry, making it safe to keep connected to an outlet continuously. This also ensures it is always fully charged and ready to activate automatically during unexpected outages.