Rechargeable & Emergency
Rechargeable & Load-Shedding Lights
Stay lit when the power is out — rechargeable lamps, desk & work lights, emergency lights, torches, camping lanterns and fans. USB-C charging and up to 10 hours+ runtime.
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How to choose a rechargeable light
Pick the right tool for load-shedding, work or the outdoors.
1
Pick for the job
Desk & table lamps for the home, work and inspection lights for the garage, emergency lights & tubes for load-shedding, torches and lanterns for outdoors.
2
Runtime & charging
Check battery runtime and how it charges — USB-C is most convenient; some models are solar-charged for true off-grid backup.
3
Brightness & colour
Look at lumens for brightness and colour temperature — many offer 3CCT (warm, natural, cool) and dimming so one light suits every room.
Rechargeable lights — FAQs
How long do they run per charge?
It varies by model — many run 4 to 10+ hours. Runtime is listed on each product; emergency lights are sized to cover a typical load-shedding slot.
Do they charge over USB-C?
Many do. The charging method (USB-C, USB or solar) is shown on each product and in the filters.
Can they run while charging?
Most emergency lights can, so they double as a backup during load-shedding. Check the individual product notes.
Are any solar-charged?
Yes — several emergency lamps and fans include a solar panel for off-grid charging. Use the Charging filter to find them.
Which are best for load-shedding at home?
Rechargeable emergency lights, LED tubes and table lamps with 3CCT dimming are the most popular for home backup.