OutageGlow | Keep home bright when power cuts out
OutageGlow | Keep home bright when power cuts out
💡 Keep Familiar Rooms Lit When Power Cuts Out
🏠 Prepare Your Home Before the Next Storm
🔋 Recharge During Everyday Use
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“We’ve had enough evenings hunting for a flashlight in the dark. I like that these fit into the lamps we already use. Getting a few rooms prepared feels much simpler than leaving everything until a storm is on the way.”
How it Works
How it Works
Fit a bulb into a compatible E26 screw socket and use it with mains power to charge the built-in battery. Allow approximately 7–8 hours for a full charge. During a power cut, battery operation depends on a compatible closed circuit and switch position; follow the supplied instructions and test your setup before relying on it. The included hook holder lets you use a charged bulb as a portable light.
What's Included?
What's Included?
Rechargeable emergency LED bulbs in your chosen 6-, 10- or 20-pack, with matching hook holders. 6000K daylight, 9W mains operation, E26 screw base and built-in 1200mAh battery. The 20-pack is currently sold out. Lamps, furniture and emergency-kit props are not included.
Shipping & Return Policy
Shipping & Return Policy
Orders process within 1–2 business days, with standard delivery in 5–9 days. OutageGlow is covered by Aravelia’s 60-day money-back guarantee under our refund policy. Delivery details and charges are shown at checkout.
OutageGlow | Keep home bright when power cuts out
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3h ago
The power went out just as we were sitting down to dinner last winter. This year I’m sorting the little things before the weather turns. A few rechargeable bulbs in the rooms we actually use makes sense to me.
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6h ago
I don’t need every room lit up during an outage. I want the kitchen and living room covered so we can get on with the evening. The pack options make it easy to plan where the bulbs will go.
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1d ago
I’m putting a couple of these aside for my parents too. Anything that means less rummaging through drawers for a working flashlight is a win. Definitely worth testing your lamps before the next power cut.
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The Power Can Go Out. Your Evening Can Go On.
A little reassurance, ready before the storm.
Less Scrambling. More Peace of Mind.
A winter power cut can turn an ordinary evening into a search for candles and batteries. Prepare your everyday lamps with OutageGlow and keep a charged source of light close by. It’s a small change that helps your home feel more manageable when the lights go out. Check compatibility and test your setup ahead of time.
Backup Light That Can Come Along
A charged bulb doesn’t have to stay in the lamp. Screw it into its hook holder and hang it where you need a little extra visibility. Handy for a sheltered camping setup, a dry storage area or your home emergency kit. Choose the battery brightness level to balance light output and runtime.
OutageGlow Reviews
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“One less thing to remember”
“I’m much better at keeping a lamp in use than remembering to charge a separate emergency light. I like having a backup plan built into something we already use every day.”
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“Sorted before the weather turns”
“We get the occasional winter outage where I live. I wanted to get prepared while I had time to check which lamps worked with the bulbs. Having a plan feels better than waiting until everything is dark.”
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“Useful around the house”
“The hook holders are a handy extra. I can keep a charged bulb with our emergency supplies and hang it up when needed. I chose the larger available pack so I could keep a couple spare.”
Frequently Asked Questions
How long does the battery light last?
How long does the battery light last?
The listing gives approximately 2–3 hours at high battery brightness (450 lumens), 3–4 hours at medium (220 lumens) and 4–6 hours at low (110 lumens), after a full charge. Actual runtime varies with charge, battery condition and use. Mains output is listed at 800 lumens.
Will it work in every lamp during a power cut?
Will it work in every lamp during a power cut?
No. Emergency operation depends on the fixture circuit and switch position. Use compatible E26 screw sockets, follow the included instructions and test your setup before an outage. Do not assume compatibility with dimmers, smart controls, enclosed fixtures or multi-bulb fittings unless confirmed by the supplied instructions.
How do I charge and look after the bulbs?
How do I charge and look after the bulbs?
Allow approximately 7–8 hours of powered use for a full charge. Check and recharge stored bulbs regularly. Keep the bulbs and holders dry; let the bulb cool and switch off power before fitting or removing it. Follow the supplied care and installation instructions.
Which pack should I choose?
Which pack should I choose?
The 6-pack is $39.99 and the 10-pack is $59.99. Choose based on the compatible lamps and rooms you want to cover, with a few spare if useful. The 20-pack is shown for reference but is currently sold out.