Recommend rechargeable led light for blackout situations

nRiTeCh

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Per title I'm looking for a rechargeable portable led light mostly higher wattage and long running hours for blackout-power cut like situations as off late electricity goes off during late evening hours pretty frequently.
Went through reviews that most bulbs ahow 12-14 wattage but once the power cuts, they glow only dim & not to their full wattage.

Suggest reasonable options & the one which stay true their wattage during power cuts.
Then can even think of buying 2 units.
 
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Went through reviews that most bulbs ahow 12-14 wattage but once the power cuts, they glow only dim & not to their full wattage.
Right which is why I didn't bother
Suggest reasonable options & the one which stay true their wattage during power cuts.
Then can even think of buying 2 units.
Why not try an inverter? That's really the best option. Affordable too

Otherwise whatever emergency lights/lanterns you can find locally. These take long to charge and the battery dies after a couple of years

Better quality lights are pricey


This lantern seems reasonable

https://lightorati.in/led-lanterns/nitecore-lr40-rechargeable-retro-camping-lantern

Usb c rechargeable

Let someone post from IKEA next
 
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Why not try an inverter? That's really the best option. Affordable too
My building is going under redev in another year or under hence not a viable option.

Otherwise whatever emergency lights/lanterns you can find locally. These take long to charge and the battery dies after a couple of years
Know that hence they are too be kept powered on aka on charging 24hrs and once the lights go off they turn on.

Better quality lights are pricey


This lantern seems reasonable

https://lightorati.in/led-lanterns/nitecore-lr40-rechargeable-retro-camping-lantern

Usb c rechargeable

Let someone post from IKEA next
Bit pricey are fine but serving the purpose is the ultimate goal! Unlike those costly Philips, advertised as 14 watts and glow 5w during power cuts.
 
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