LED Emergency Light

I am brand new to CPF and hoping you all can help me with this.
I have an 80 year old mother with glaucoma. She is legally blind. I have been looking for LED lights that plug into the wall outlet and act as night lights but when the power goes out they light up full strength. I am looking for 3-4 to light up the hall ways and 2 bathrooms. It would give her a feeling of security until I can drive over to her house to help her out - I live only a few miles away.
I saw one made by Feit on a website a while back but they were sold out and I couldn't find them anywhere else.
Does anyone know where I can find these?

For LED's, try the SYLVANIA Power Failure Light. You can get it from the OSRAM SYLVANIA Online Store

But I prefer the Intermatic Three-In-One Light, I think incans can illuminate the hallways better. It is available from Amazon (ACE-Hardware Store).

Try Cyberguys.com, has some.

If she's very blind, weak night-lights may not be bright enough for her needs. A computer UPS could keep a few regular lights going until you can get over there to help.

Cyberguys has the good stuff!

http://www.cyberguys.com/templates/searchdetail.asp?productID=10312

The one thing that always bothered me about security lights is that once the rechargeable batteries wear out, the whole thing is trash (unless you like hardware hacking, that is...). They usually contain some NiCDs that can tolerate being abused by the not-intelligent constant trickle charger. However, this one looks to be promising; the batteries are NiMH and are user replaceable. It's a little spendy, but as usual, you get what you pay for.

Thanks to all of you for your help. I really do appreciate it and so will my mother. I ordered a couple of the Sentina lights and should have them in just a few days.

Let me know what you think of those Sentinas when you get them!

A 500VA UPS will keep a 13watt compact fluorescent bulb going for 30 minutes or so. I've also seen a photocell switch that goes between the socket and bulb to turn on a lamp when it's dark. It's not the cheapest solution, but would give her almost the normal level of light in each room where you set it up.
You might also give her a small, very bright light (like a P1D CE or L1D CE) to wear around her neck.

Bullseye00 said:

A 500VA UPS will keep a 13watt compact fluorescent bulb going for 30 minutes or so. I've also seen a photocell switch that goes between the socket and bulb to turn on a lamp when it's dark. It's not the cheapest solution, but would give her almost the normal level of light in each room where you set it up.
You might also give her a small, very bright light (like a P1D CE or L1D CE) to wear around her neck.

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Caution Photocells that dim should not be used with non-dimmable CFLs as they can start fires or just kill the CFL quicker than usual.

The photocell in question is just to trigger the light on/off, no variable brightness.