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Energizer Weather Ready Compact Rechargeable LED Light [C] [D] [-]
(Sports) Energizer
Release date: 2009-12-16
Runtimes of two+ hours on high and 15 hours on low with one NiMH rechargeable battery
Two mode slide switch allows you to select the light mode easily
Compact, rechargeable LED sits in wall socket and illuminates when power goes out
Price:
$14.99
$12.70
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