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Product Description
The Maxxima nightlight employs LED (Light Emitting Diode) technology which is revolutionizing the lighting market. Since LEDs consume 10 percent of the energy of incandescent lamps, this Nightlight should cost no more than $0.25 cents a year to operate when used an average of 10 hours a day. Use it in bathrooms,kitchens, senior living quarters, vacation homes, etc. The LED in this light gives off an agreeable comfortable sky blue glow. Features: Photoelectric eye turns light on at dusk and off at dawn Sky blue light No bulb replacement Save money on energy & bulb replacement Costs .25 cents per year to operate No heat from lamp Spread beam optics for maximum illumination LED rated at 100,000 hours 11.5 years continuous use-10 hours per day Versatile use Consumes 10 percent of the energy of incandescent 110V Operation Only - 4 Pack
- Costs .25 cents per year to operate
- LED Rated at 100,000 hours, Should last more than 10 years
- Photoelectric eye turns light on at dusk and off at dawn
- Consumes 10 percent of the energy of incandescent
- Comes in Pack of 4
Maxxima MLN-09 LED Night Light with Sensor (Pack of 4) Reviews
Maxxima MLN-09 LED Night Light with Sensor (Pack of 4) Reviews
| 22 of 22 people found the following review helpful  Not even close to 10 years., By Amazon Verified Purchase This review is from: Maxxima MLN-09 LED Night Light with Sensor (Pack of 4) (Misc.) Worked OK when they worked. The light output was just bright enough to illuminate a long hallway with a nice soft light-blue color. Unfortunately there are two major downsides to this product.1. The photoelectric sensor sounds good on paper but it almost never works. I've found that it only works when direct/focused light hits the sensor--such as one from a flashlight. That means I have the delightful chore of unplugging each and every night light from the wall socket every morning because there is no off switch! 2. It does not last anywhere near the 10 years mentioned in the product description. I purchased this product back in Oct 09 and two of the four stopped working. HUGE disappointment. 13 of 13 people found the following review helpful  Just Ok. Lifespan at 1 year., By Amazon Verified Purchase This review is from: Maxxima MLN-09 LED Night Light with Sensor (Pack of 4) (Misc.) In spite of the reviews that said the sensor isn't too sensitive to turn the light off during day, I decided to purchase a set since the price was too good to pass up. Got the items and tried them out immediately. And no surprise, the sensors are really really crappy. They don't turn off during the day unless DIRECT and I mean really direct sunlight hits the sensor. But then again, it's low consumption more than makes up for it. I wouldn't care if they were on 24 hrs a day like the one in my Mom's bedroom. If it does bother you, you can turn them off by shining a LED flashlight at the sensor like I do, whenever I feel bored. It turns them off for the day and it automatically turns on at night. If this, bothers you, you'd be better off buying a more expensive one. I had this for 1 month now, and the 2 units (one is on 24hrs a day) that I used is still good.Update 2/7/10: One of the units died on me, but the 3 others are still working 24/7. Update... Read more 3 of 3 people found the following review helpful  Always on, but still energy and money efficient, By TrueHeartTiger (Texas, USA) - See all my reviews Amazon Verified Purchase This review is from: Maxxima MLN-09 LED Night Light with Sensor (Pack of 4) (Misc.) Even with all the lights on in my house, these night lights stay on. The photo sensor is somehow not able to detect light unless it shines directly into the lens. Packaging says they burn for 11.5 continuous years at 10 hours per day. Since mine don't seem to ever turn off I guess mine will last half as long??? At any rate, this product is energy and money efficient even if they burn 24/7. Plus, I love the blue color of the LEDs...just like my solar landscape lights. I will buy more. |
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