LFI Lights® Self Testing LED Emergency Light, Hardwired with Battery Backup, UL Listed, Adjustable LED Heads, White Housing, Commercial Indoor Lighting EL2WST

I bought this light for my house so I could see enough to get a flash light if the power went out at night. I put a plug on the light and plug it in behind the TV. The light is plenty bright to give enough light to see where you are going. I waited on the review to see about battery life. I've had the light for 15 months and the other day the power went out and the light was on and bright for 45 minutes then the power came back on.I ordered this on Sept. 30 2022. How is the battery life ? Well.......here we are almost 3 yrs later and I unplugged it for 30 min. as a test and it worked perfect. I highly recommend this as a safety feature for your house. Put a plug on it and then put in a central location behind the couch, chair, TV, potted plant, anywhere out of the way. This is a bright light and will give you enough light to navigate your house on the darkest of nights when the power goes out. I consider this to be one of my best ideas and purchases.

I installed this on a standard 3x4 single gang square electric box. The back plate has one standard knockout for wiring and a number of screw knockouts to accommodate a number of different configurations. Instructions are fairly complete but fail to mention the requirement to connect the battery to the circuit board. The light also provides a test button that works when connected to the power but does not work when not connect to power. The light is quite bright certainly bright enough to find your way of of a dark room. The two lights are also adjustable both left to right and up and down. This is well worth installing in places like basements etc.

What's not to love here? Cheap enough and easy to install into a regular junction box.They work fine and have an easy to replace regular NiCad vs some costly pack like my last ER lights had.

I happened to be off work the day mine arrived. I am usually bad about procrastinating on things but i decided to go ahead and install it. About 4 hours later a bad thunderstorm swept across our state and knocked out power for alot of people. I was without power for about 15 hours. The light, even though probably didn't have a full charge yet did its job for 3 or 4 hours. It was sure nice to have it and not be in the dark for awhile. Like others said, for the money it is great. Its not a heavy duty product but for the price its not supposed to be. Just remember to plug the wires that go to the lights into the battery wire when you install it. It is disconnected inside so as not to be using the battery during shipping. I love it and reccomend it!

I used this LED emergency light to replace a NiCad emergency light on my basement stairs. NiCad batteries last about 2 years and this LED emergency light was about the same cost as NiCad batteries. No brainer to switch to LED. It installed easily since I already had 120V wiring to the electrical box. The lights are a very bright blue/white and light the entire stairway. This light comes with batteries. Because of the way it is packaged, the light cover is snapped into the base. You will need 2 small flat screwdrivers or equal to release these plastic locking clips. You will break the clips if you just try to pull it apart and then you will have to tape your cover on to the base. So take your time and release the clips.

A quick and easy install to replace an ancient beast of a unit. Would buy again if needed another unit.

These lights were perfect for replacing the old broken ones in our church.

The EL2 egress light is very easy to install. We had to install these to replace malfunctioning lights.They do not have entry holes for conduit or cable so we had to install junction boxes for mounting.The only complaint I have is the plugin for the battery is difficult to reach.