Load shedding - lighting

[Snyper564]

Thanks! And there I was thinking it was something to do with capacitance...

Anyway. I think the liteworx warm white are the bee's knees. Paid R99 at builders, and when they ran out managed to find 5 more ordering online from Makro.
(Cool white not so much - bad colour when live, batteries only last 20 mins... Too dim).

My question: The box says they charge even when off, can't be true, right??!

Def not, what would charge them? Magic?

 

[richjdavies]

Def not, what would charge them? Magic?

Calm down dear, it's not me saying it. Maybe it's the same "magic" that lets you still use the switch?



I also doubt it, but the box says it. Maybe there's a vibration or solar panel hidden inside... Who knows, but the box says they trickle charge when the switch is off...

 

[Snyper564]

Calm down dear, it's not me saying it. Maybe it's the same "magic" that lets you still use the switch?

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I also doubt it, but the box says it. Maybe there's a vibration or solar panel hidden inside... Who knows, but the box says they trickle charge when the switch is off...

Oh I thought you meant totally off like loadshedding off.

Who knows this might actually be possible

 

[Pax]

Mine goes flat if not switched on for long periods to charge.

 

[Lupus]

I've got a light works that is now always on, it's on very dim though, probably just replace it with a normal bulb.