It looks pretty big. Is the emergency flash light portion at the top and the front the night light? Also, does it take up both wall outlets?
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The emergency flashlight portion sets in the base of what plugs into the wall & then can be pulled out of the base if you need it. The actual flashlight part is only about 6" tall & no, it doesn't take up both outlets. We have it plugged into the top outlet & use the lower one for one of our cell phone chargers. Hope this helps.
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Yes, the flash light portion is on the top. (like a regular flash light) Also you are correct about the front section being a night light. It will not block both outlets if you plus it into the top of the outlet. I love mine!!!
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The Eco-i-lite in addition to what the other people told you, has a low and high and a flasher on the flashlight, which is at the top. The flashlight, on mine, has 10 leds, and the night lite, has 8. The nite lite has an ON, Off, Low and a Hi .Not sure about when the power goes off. Peggy
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Yes to the first question. The second -- it won't take up both outlet if you put it in the upper outlet and use a regular plug on the bottom outlet. I like it a lot.
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I'm using this as an emergency light in case of power failure. When plugged in a power socket and charged up it automatically lights up in case of power failure or if you remove in from the power outlet, and you can use it as a portable light. As best as I can tell, it has no "night light" functionality, unless there is a power failure or if you unplug it from a power socket.
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It is not actually a flash, it is an on camera light for video. It is about 7 inches wide 4 inches tall and 2 inches deep (thick).
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Hey Scroogy: The top of the lamp is about 8" inches long and 2" wide and 1.5" thick. There is a three-position switch: "bright", "half brightness" and "off". Typically I use it with rechargeable batteries on "half" and get good illumination and battery life. My only nit to pick: I wish the color temperature was a lower. It is a very white light...something a little more amber would be a nice touch.
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I think others have answered your question but the bottom line is that this light will light up in a power failure or when unplugged from the wall.All you need to do is turn on the light and then plug into an electrical outlet. The light will turn off when plugged in. It will light up if power is lost at the electrical outlet (or you unplug it from the outlet).BTW, I have bought a variety of emergency lights (when this particular light was not in stock) and this is the best emergency light.If you are looking for a night light that doubles as an emergency light then this will not meet that requirement. I think others have answered your question but the bottom line is that this light will light up in a power failure or when unplugged from the wall.All you need to do is turn on the light and then plug into an electrical outlet. The light will turn off when plugged in. It will light up if power is lost at the electrical outlet (or you unplug it from the outlet).BTW, I have bought a variety of emergency lights (when this particular light was not in stock) and this is the best emergency light.If you are looking for a night light that doubles as an emergency light then this... » Read More I think others have answered your question but the bottom line is that this light will light up in a power failure or when unplugged from the wall.All you need to do is turn on the light and then plug into an electrical outlet. The light will turn off when plugged in. It will light up if power is lost at the electrical outlet (or you unplug it from the outlet).BTW, I have bought a variety of emergency lights (when this particular light was not in stock) and this is the best emergency light.If you are looking for a night light that doubles as an emergency light then this will not meet that requirement. « Show Less
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No the lamp is operated like a normal wall plug lamp, Gives alot of light for a little one I love it!
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Wall outlet is just fine. Be sure to check it out before you have to use it because mine would not hold air...as soon as it was inflated.
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Not big, just plugged it into my power strip and it only took/covered one plug space.
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I put mine in the bottom outlets with the light facing down (plastic part facing up). This frees up the top outlet, which is easier to access for things I need to plug and unplug.
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Its 5 1/2 in high and 3 wide at the bottom...good unit but do really make any difference when its on at night. My friend told me he wakes up feeling good when its on but not for me. My bedroom may be too big for it. Give it a try if you want.
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It is smaller, like a cell charger plug. It plugs so that it only takes one space on the wall outlet. It is about 2 x 1.5 x 1, roughly.
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Yes, it is. A lot bigger than I thought, but not as big once you have it into the wall. Though the actual socket looks incredibly tiny
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It plugs into the wall you need an outlet relatively near by, it does not go voer an outletit hs a plug about 2+ feet long, PS i love mine it frees up counter space and shuts off automatically
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Carly, it's a horizontal plug if I know what you are talking about; it has the two prongs side by side, not one on top of the other. We adore this nightlight :)
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It is the way you are thinking - in the bottom outlet it will cover the top outlet! It does have a socket outlet that works well. So you haven't lost anything.
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I can turn the top light on like a flashlight, or the front light on, but only while the whole thing is unplugged. Once it is in the outlet, it will only come on during a power outage. So, it is not useable as a night light while it is plugged in. Hope that makes sense.
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The outlet works when the light blub is on and off. I have a small LED nightlight plugged into mine so I can find it in my dark outside craft area.