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Anonymous users2024-01-24All I know is that this thing is very power-efficient, and forty-two dollars is a bit expensive.
This needs to depend on your own requirements, for example, you must turn off the light to sleep at night, then use the night light on the switch, or if you can sleep with the light on at night, use the induction night light... I see that I fit in...
This kind of night light uses a low-power resistor-capacitance circuit, and if it is not lit, it can only be replaced, and there is little significance in maintenance. Unless you have your own components and operating equipment.
Since it is light control, the lights will be turned off naturally during the day, and there is no need to turn them off manually.
One-fifth of a watt is, or 200MW (milliwatts).
Each has its own advantages and disadvantages, depending on which one you focus on.