Night Lights

[Tin-bender]

Hi all,
Maybe everybody but me has heard of/seen these before but I thought it was worth taking a chance on posting the info.

Was at a neighbors house the other day and noticed these on his kitchen counter plugs. http://www.snappower.com/ I think they are pretty cool for home use but thought they would really work well in the RV.

At his kitchen counter he turned the recepticle up side down in the box so the lights would shine upwards, very effective.

Anyway I am going to order some.
(standard disclaimer, no connection to the company)
Tinbender


Sorry, don't know why it didn't link.

[coolmom42]

Very nice-looking! And the video clip is so right about the problems with other types of night lights.

[rhagfo]

popeyemth wrote:
Looks nice

Nightlight

One might need to replace the RV outlet with a standard house style outlet as it gets its power from making contact with the wire terminals on the side of the outlet.
RV style use insulation displacement type connections where the wire is pressed into a grove in the contact.

It would be worth the replacement if you get enough slack in the cable to install a standard outlet.

[kaydeejay]

Tin-bender wrote:
Hi all,
Maybe everybody but me has heard of/seen these before but I thought it was worth taking a chance on posting the info.

Was at a neighbors house the other day and noticed these on his kitchen counter plugs. http://www.snappower.com/ I think they are pretty cool for home use but thought they would really work well in the RV.

At his kitchen counter he turned the recepticle up side down in the box so the lights would shine upwards, very effective.

Anyway I am going to order some.
(standard disclaimer, no connection to the company)
Tinbender


Sorry, don't know why it didn't link.

Why did he turn the receptacle upside down? Won't the plate fit with the lights uppermost regardless?

Neat idea, but at $15 each it gets a little spendy if you want more than one or two.!

[popeyemth]

Looks nice

Nightlight

[ChooChooMan74]

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