💡 LFI Lights Certified Hardwired Emergency: Illuminate Your Space with Reliable and Approved Lighting Solution Review

Very good emergency lighting. I bought one of these 5 or 6 years ago. If necessary, the battery was now empty. The price for a battery change was almost the same as for a new headlight.

Installed in a garage. Installation is not difficult. I mounted it without a junction box, with a standard cable and plug 🔌, I drilled a small hole in the case. Disappointed that the amount of light is no more.

I installed in an apartment building. In general, it is comparable to typical products but at a lower price. I look forward to years of service. The light output seems a little better than most I've bought before.

I'm a retired electrician, believe me I've installed quite a few backup batteries in my time. I installed this in my basement, no box needed if you end up with a light fixture and this pack will do the trick for you. This is a quality product for this price. Listen!

I wasn't at work the day I arrived. I'm usually bad at hesitation, but I decided to go ahead and install it. About 4 hours later, a severe thunderstorm swept through our state, cutting power to many people. I was without power for about 15 hours. Even though the flashlight was not fully charged, it worked for 3-4 hours. Of course, it's nice to have and not be in the dark for a while. As others have said, great for the money. It's not a high-performance product, but for the price it shouldn't be

As part of my job I install many emergency lights from many manufacturers. Ni-Cad/LED lights proved to be the most reliable. This version looks premium and bright. The only downside is that the mounting screw holes on the back are much thicker than usual, requiring a few hard taps to open them. Overall a good buy.

Item arrived quickly and very well packaged. This replaced the dead existing emergency light bulb. The screw holes on the back were not drilled so I had to drill them out with a drill press. During the day the headlights don't look as bright as incandescent bulbs, but they are still bright in the evening. Please note that there are only 8 LEDs in each lamp head, although it seems to me there are 12. The lamp is good for its price.

I used this LED emergency light to replace the nickel cadmium emergency light on my basement stairs. NiCad batteries last about 2 years and this LED emergency light costs about the same as NiCd batteries. It makes no sense to switch to LED. It's easy to install as I already had 120v wiring to the control box. The light is very bright blue-white and illuminates the entire stairwell. This flashlight comes with batteries. Due to the nature of the packaging, the light cover snaps onto the base. You