【Disaster Preparedness】 What, this is a remote control!? In case of emergency, it quickly transforms into a powerful flashlight!

In a sudden power outage, we hurriedly grabbed a TV remote with a nightlight. It normally functions as a remote control, but at night it transforms into a footlight. It's wonderful to incorporate disaster prevention measures into our everyday lives.

Convenient during power outages and nighttime movements

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Wow—it's simple yet brilliant! I couldn't help but exclaim upon seeing the "TV remote control with night light function." As shown in the photo, this reassuring item turns your regular TV remote into a light. It's USB rechargeable and compatible with major TV brands from 14 manufacturers, combining comfort and emergency preparedness so you can always be ready for disaster preparedness.

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Having the ability to use it beyond emergencies is also a highly rated feature. It comes with a motion sensor, so it lights up briefly during nighttime movements. The gentle light automatically turns on and quickly turns off when you move away, providing excellent energy-saving benefits.

Easy charging via USB

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Unlike regular battery-operated remote controls, it can be easily charged from a computer or AC adapter. A red light indicates charging, which changes to green when charging is complete. You can see the charging status at a glance, so there's no need to worry about "running out of batteries and panicking."

Three lighting modes

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By switching the central slide switch, you can set the lighting mode according to the scene.

"Motion sensing (left)" is a mode that automatically lights up when it detects movement in dark surroundings. It is useful for hallways at night or when you wake up in the middle of the night and want to illuminate your feet. "Constant lighting (right)" keeps the light on, making it ideal as a flashlight during a power outage or when searching for things in dark places. The central off mode completely disables the light function. It comes in handy when light is not needed during the day or similar situations.

Easy to use

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First, perform the initial setup to be able to use it as a TV remote. You will need to set the manufacturer code that corresponds to your home TV, so open the manual (QR) and look for the brand name of your TV in "Check compatible manufacturers here▶." Next, confirm the several code numbers listed that correspond to your TV. Finally, follow the instructions in the manual to set one code number in the remote control, and you are good to go.

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If you want to use the night light function, just plug the USB Type-C cable into the port on the bottom of the unit and charge it from the AC adapter or PC. When the lamp lights up green, charging is complete.

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In recent times, with worries about heavy rain and earthquakes, I want to first raise disaster preparedness awareness starting from our immediate surroundings.

Product Name: TV remote control with night light function
Price: 2728 yen, special price: from 2318 yen
Size: Approximately W52×D28×H180mm
Weight: Approximately 100g
Battery used: Lithium polymer battery 500mAh
Charge and discharge cycle: Approximately 300 times
Input voltage and current during charging: 5V 0.3A
Power type: USB (Type-C)
Compatible manufacturers: Panasonic, LG, Sony, Azuma, Sharp, A-stage, Toshiba, TCL, Hitachi, Victor, Mitsubishi, Pioneer, Orion, Sanyo

【Night Light Specifications】
Detection method: Human motion and brightness sensor
Usable sensor temperature: 0 to 35℃
Light source: Daylight white LED 5000K (non-replaceable)
Charging time: Approximately 2 hours
Automatic lighting battery life: Approximately 180 days (when lit 10 times a day at full charge)
Continuous lighting time: Approximately 15 hours (at full charge)
Automatic lighting time: Approximately 20 seconds (turns off 20 seconds after no movement is detected)

● Yazawa Corporation

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