Solar Panel Bulb Light LED Powered Light, Pawaca E27 7W Portable Waterproof Emergency Light Bulb for Indoor Outdoor Garden Hiking Camping, White
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<li>❤Bright portable outdoor solar light bulb with built-in 3pcs Inner Solar Panels, High Lumens LEDs and a 1200mAh Lithium battery.it will recharge in sunlight, and recharge with light on this will take 6-8 hours to fully charge.</li>
<li>❤Easy and Convenience to Use: Install the hook on the E27 hook switch, Then Screw the hooked lid to bulb thread and tighten, The solar light also could used on your E27 fixture lamp and dimmable with the swich.</li>
<li>❤That rechargeable LED bulb works like any household bulb and give you 4-6 hours of lighting.Even if in the water,it also can be bright,and can last more than 3 hours. And not easy to damage.</li>
<li>❤The built-in sensor can effect the success of power, determine the state of switch, and save you in the situation of outage, when power is cut the bulb operating as an emergency lamp and switches on automatically as long as room light Switch is set to ON. You will never be without light due to a blackout ever.</li>
<li>❤Environmental, Energy Saving, Long Life Expectancy, Lower Power, Rechargeable, IP65 Waterproof, Lightweight and Carry with easy. Ideal for home lighting, outdoor trips, emergency events and power outages, Garden, Travel, Hiking, Camping and a lot more.</li>
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