New LED lights can be turned off for 3 hours: automatic switching battery power

In many places, there is insufficient power and there is frequent power outages. But bulbs made by Welsh Litonics LLC can provide light for people in the event of a power outage. It is called iViTi On and has an internal battery that allows it to shine for up to 3 hours. When there is power, the battery is charged and the lamp is shining normally. When the power is off, the lamp automatically switches to battery mode. The company‘s website says: "The automatic conversion of iViTi On has only one purpose, which is to ensure that users don‘t get black when power is lost."

iViTi On distinguishes between power outages and someone turns off the power switch, so people can turn off iViTi On as needed. It can be mounted in a regular light bulb and does not require any wiring for accessories. Its brightness is equivalent to an ordinary 60-watt bulb, but it only requires 8 watts of power. The photo shows a cross-sectional view of the internal battery.

The product is similar to existing light bulbs in the event of a power outage and automatic switching to battery mode. This means that it can emit light independently for up to 3 hours before power is restored. In addition, it can distinguish between power outages and someone turning off the power switch, so people can turn off iViTi On as needed.

The 600 mAh battery is automatically charged when it is powered, and the lamp is normally illuminated. This battery can be installed directly into an existing regular light bulb without adding a line. At the same time, it is also very environmentally friendly, consuming only 8 watts of power, but its brightness is equivalent to a 60 watt bulb. The new LED lamp has a lumen value of 850 and the latter has only 800.

Litonics LLC hopes to start selling the bulbs by the end of this year. But at the moment, they have not announced the price of iViTi On. The company said: "Our innovative product will occupy the homeware market with smoke detectors, carbon monoxide detectors and other standard security products such as intrusion alarms, and have its own place."