Product features

The product is dual-purpose for dry batteries and rechargeable batteries. It is equipped with a 1x2000mAh built-in battery. Three No. 1 batteries are required for use. When fully charged, it can be used for 6 hours in low light and 4 hours in strong light.
During the charging process, the emergency light activates the emergency function (the emergency light will automatically turn on when there is a power outage).
The battery has overcharge protection and can always be connected to a power socket.
The emergency light is equipped with a long-life maintenance-free rechargeable battery with a capacity of 2000mAh
The battery has a charge and usage cycle life of over 5,000 times
Two lighting modes (high light - low light) are available for selection
The emergency light can be connected to a 6V solar panel and charged

Explanation
When charging, please insert the cable with the hole into the AC socket of the emergency light, and then insert the cable with the AC plug into the AC 110-220V power socket. The charging indicator light will be on, indicating the charging process.
It will take about six hours. During the charging process, the emergency function of the emergency light will be turned on.

After being fully charged, the emergency light can remain on for 6 hours in low-light mode and 4 hours in high-light mode.

During operation, the LED will become increasingly dim, indicating that the battery has entered a fully discharged state. At this point, please stop using it to protect the battery and charge the emergency light in a timely manner.

Emergency lights should be frequently used and charged. Please charge for about 12 hours after storage for 3 months. Otherwise, it will change the battery's service life.

Notes
Power supplies and sockets should be installed in accordance with safety rules and regulations.
Please do not shoot your eyes with emergency lights to avoid eye injury. Children must use it correctly under the guidance of adults.
During the charging process, keep away from any flammable or explosive items.
The emergency light complies with the national industry execution standard: GB7000.13-1999.