NXLED LED Emergency Light

[@avcomth]

This is one of the cheaper+lower quality AELs on the market. The unit uses resistors and condensors as opposed to a transformer coil to provide direct current to the battery, which is a dangerous practice, and is most likely a Chinese made. I live in Thailand and all AELs uses transformer coil to charge the battery, also most newer units are equipped with programmable weekly self discharge run to help prolong the battery life, as well as an infrared remote to immediately test the unit without having to climb the ladder to where its hung.

[@chrislatorre7644]

I wanna say thank you for showing us about baclaran..sad to say it's your last..be careful always!

[@michaelcostello6991]

Interesting battery life info with LED

[@Ulalayumyum]

The off function is actually pretty useful. I wouldn't want the light continuously on when I'm not around the area where the light is. That way I can conserve the battery, which is especially handy if power shortage will go on for a couple of hours/days. :)

[@GadgetAddict]

+James Elij San Andres Yep you're completely right. After I edited the video I thought the exact same thing lol

[@Ulalayumyum]

+Gadget Addict that said. they should create a wired switch so we can turn on and off the light without having to reach up for the light when its installed. haha. :) very informative vids, btw! keep them coming!

[@tolitsolcaab6431]

i just bought one of the same brand and been using it for a month now. i really liked it over other brands since we are situated somewhere here in the south where brown-outs is already a part of our daily lives. thanks for the demo sir. my apprehension is where to look and buy for the battery replacements in case the original battery loses its capacity to recharge. anyway, perhaps i can buy them in big department malls in cebu or cdo. i've seen likewise your video of the mod switch and thinking of putting it myself. again thank you very musc for the very informative post. God bless you man.

[@70mahmut70]

Pretty nice. Thanks from Hamburg in Germany

[@GadgetAddict]

+mahmut mahmud Glad you liked it! Do you have NXLED there in Germany?

[@juris5401]

Would be nice if you can do a side by side comparison of emergency lights in the market. Akari, orbik, nxled, firefly, omni, etc.

[@juris5401]

Hi. Can i know actual duration of the emergency light when not plugged in?

[@pchykins6680]

Yes, 4V 4A SLAs are available online - Shopee and Lazada at around P350 (more or less) :)

[@yougear]

Very informative. But just to be sure it only lasts for 4 hours?

[@din835]

I learned a lot, thank you.

[@stevewee]

Hi, what rechargeable led emergency lights do you recommend and why? Thanks.

[@chasesy8988]

Is this going to help light up a dark wide warehouse? Thank you for the response.

[@pvh_facp4001yt]

these emergency lights wouldn't be exactly UL listed for use in a public business. That explains why theres a plug rather than a couple of wires

[@tricky.pixels]

Very useful light and I agree, something we could consider for the home aswell as business. What gorgeous knife did you use to pry open the lens?

[@GadgetAddict]

+Tricky Pixels I'm glad you liked the knife :) The flick spring is a little tough so it might not be a perfect everyday knife but I do find it pretty useful. It's just a generic black knife from I bought from Greenhills for around 300 peso.

[@ironmatic1]

In a business: 1: They are not a "we could consider", they're required by code. 2: In a business, you would not use something like this, it would have to be a proper one with pigtail wires.

[@roncav53]

Nice Review,,,Very Informative,I enjoy your Video's,,Your a Smart Cookie !

[@mikejohnson4723]

What is the model number of the light, and where can we get one?

[@wulf659]

if the battery goes maybe you could use some 18650's in parallel the voltage is similar enough

[@gertrudespesao9120]

Hi sir, ask lang po ako kasi Yong if twin head emergency light namin is hindi na nag iilaw kahit nakacharge na ng 1and half days. Umilaw naman yong red at yellow button. Sira na ba battery nyan? Salamat sir

[@bbrehm6525]

I suspect I know the reason they don't include the screws. They don't know what kind of wall you have and that would determine which kind of screw is needed.

[@GadgetAddict]

+Bill Brehm I guess. But other manufactures include screws and rawl plugs / wall plugs. So wood/concrete is covered. It's the same with NXLED ceiling lights, they don't include any screws and I'd imagine most of the time people are going to screw them into wood.

[@ZoeZia]

@@GadgetAddict bought one yesterday.. they now include screws + plastic wall anchors/tox

[@tolitsolcaab6431]

can i ask some advice about my 120-volt kitchenaid mixer which i bought a year ago from a balikbayan friend but haven't use it since because our electricy here in the phils. is 220 volts. i was advised to buy a power transformer however i got plenty of suggestions fro sales clerks on what appropriate transformer i should use. the unit i understand has a 450-watt unit. is it safe to buy and use a 500-watt transformer? thank you sir.

[@TheRealThisIsAlex]

tolits olcaab nope, they will melt and overheat.

[@kobie1585]

good info

[@ericsasota624]

How much this product

[@goodtackle9650]

thank you so much .

[@edwinfodulla4741]

How to order batteries

[@oakcreekrailroadproduction3907]

I need help i have a daul lite emergancy light that runs on 4.5vdc and the circut board went bad and im trying to turning the lights on by connecting one of the bulbs to a dc transformer but the transformer warms up too quick what should i do and i cant afford any parts

[@GadgetAddict]

+Brandon Kenyon I guess you need a larger DC power supply. Are the bulbs LED ?

[@oakcreekrailroadproduction3907]

+Gadget Addict no they are regular small bulbs

[@oakcreekrailroadproduction3907]

+Gadget Addict its a daul lite ez 2 emergancy light

[@oakcreekrailroadproduction3907]

Gadget Addict al i wanted is to use the non led emergency light as a lamp because my closet is a dark spot and i want to use it by using a transformer that applies the right power to light by the way the model is dual-lite EZ-2 Dual Head Emergency Light

[@ironmatic1]

Just get a new EZ-2, they're only like $39 new.

[@zheelagaday7495]

ours lasted more than 2 years only☹️☹️☹️☹️

[@ironmatic1]

They never plug in emergency lights to a socket in commercial buildings... Use some common sense.

[@GadgetAddict]

+ironmatic 1 pretty much every emergency light in the Philippines is plugged into a socket. Why do you think otherwise ?

[@ironmatic1]

Gadget Addict _Only in Philippines_

[@GadgetAddict]

+ironmatic 1 I've seen the same thing in the U.K. Stop talking nonsense.

[@ironmatic1]

Gadget Addict Where was is than?

[@desertzombie]

I've seen both here in Canada

[@highrider6057]

Hay but it very useful

[@addictus74]

nxled ... worst product...bulb easily busted... emergency light battery in less than a year busted...service center sucks