9V lights

[Sambob]

Wondering If anyone else Is using like a Paklite or blocklite?
I decided to start doing something with all my old smoke alarm 9V I change them every year after testing a batch of them and they all tested good..so I picked up some block lights put them around the house, I even sometimes used them as night lights in the bathroom,bedroom and living room.
Anybody else?

 

[jabe1]

Just last night I took apart a Safe-light so this afternoon I can change the led to something a bit less blue.
I hadn't thought about it in a while (that and a Pallight I have) but someone on the forum mentioned Pallight recently.

 

[Katherine Alicia]

I have one (Paklite) but I don`t use it, it`s a `for emergencies only` kinda light, one of those lights you hope you never have to use, but I have often considered changing the LEDs in it warm white though, I think I`ll probably just buy another one before I do that though.

 

[ZMZ67]

I use Pak-lites frequently around the house as well as keeping them for power outages and such. The 4K model is a huge improvement over the old cool whites and the color models can be also be useful.

 

[Sos24]

I have a couple Dorcy 9v lights that I keep around for just on case.

 

[Tesla]

yep...+1. We have 2 Dorcy 9v's around. I gave the rest to other family members.

 

[desmobob]

I have a Paklight I keep in a coat pocket. I wish there was a more practical/sturdy/weatherproof version... it's a shame throwing away those smoke detector batteries every year.

 

[watt4]

if you buy a version with a button on the side, be aware it might get bumped on while in a pocket.