So today, i’am unboxing the syska Rechargeable Emergency bulb. This bulb has an internal battery, which can power it, whenever there’s a power outage. It fits into a standard b22 socket, and charges whenever it is switched on. It is recommended to charge the bulb for 8-10 hours before initial use. Most of my house has an inverter line, but the bathrooms don’t. So instead of getting the electrician to come in and draw wires across the false ceiling, I chose this option. This is also a good option, if you only need to keep some rooms lit up, and don’t have an inverter. The bulb works normally as most bulbs do. And even if the power switch to the bulb is off, it stays off. Only when you have an actual power loss, does the bulb activat, that too, when the main switch is on. If off, the bulb also stays off.
As i had indicated earlier, i don’t have an inverter connection in my bathroom, and as you can see a normal bulb doesn’t light up as there is no power. The inverter bulb also stays off, as the switch outside is not on. Turning on the switch , the bulb automatically switches to battery mode and lights up. It has a cool daylight color, at 6500 K and is rated at 7 watts. It is pretty bright, and is rated at 7watts , and the brightness does go down when in battery mode. The battery lasts for 2-3 hours when fully charged.
I have seen a lot of confusion on this on the ecommerce portal comments.
So this is how it works:
- If main switch if off and there is power it stays off
- If main switch is on and there is power, it lights up and charges.
- If the main switch is off and there is no power, the bulb stays off
- If the main switch is on and there is no power , the bulb light up using the emergency battery
Hope this clears out the way this bulb works,
The bulb, works well and is pretty bright, so if you have a room where you either don’t have inverter wiring or don’t have an inverter, this will help brighten up the place. Perfect for places with frequent power cuts.
Model No: SSK-EMB-07-01
Make sure to compare prices in both online stores, bought mine for Rs 449 on Flipkart
Amazon Link:
https://www.amazon.in/Syska-SSK-EMB-07-01-B22-7-Watt-Rechargeable-Emergency/dp/B0718YYC12?tag=talkingstuff-21
13 thoughts on “Syska Rechargeable LED Emergency Bulb”
Sai Kiran
(July 18, 2018 - 8:28 pm)In case 1
If main switch if off and there is power it stays off
Whether bulb gets changed or not clarify me
sunny
(September 11, 2018 - 10:40 am)whn the main switch is off tht means there is no power and that also means it will not charge
Avi
(September 25, 2018 - 9:29 am)Price is too high for 7watt
Amit
(October 27, 2018 - 1:36 pm)Can i used it outdoor with shed over it plastic shed or cover
Amit
(October 27, 2018 - 1:38 pm)Can i used it outdoor by putting a plastic cover over it
Biju joseph
(July 13, 2019 - 1:58 pm)My syska emergency bulb flickering after power goes out .l removed bulb holder but it continues flickering what can I do
talkingstuff
(May 15, 2020 - 4:46 am)Battery might be low, when there’s power try to keep the bulb on for a few hours. It should charge up and not flicker anymore. If after charging it still flickers, then maybe you will need to get a replacement.
bharat
(July 20, 2019 - 3:51 am)Sir, if there is a blackout, after that i flick the switch On, will it lit ?? Pls tell.
talkingstuff
(July 28, 2019 - 4:34 pm)Yes. Assuming that it had enough time to charge before the blackout.
talkingstuff
(May 15, 2020 - 4:45 am)Yes it will, as it uses the battery when there’s no power.
RENJITH ER
(October 4, 2019 - 6:21 pm)The bulb is never getting turned off without removing it from the socket. Even if I switch off , the bulb turns on automatically with the battery power. Every time had to remove from socket and put it back for use.
Simran Gupta
(June 21, 2020 - 7:27 pm)The Syska LED bulb I bought remains on when power is there even if I switch it off! That’s a major issue. Hating it for this.
talkingstuff
(July 24, 2020 - 3:36 pm)I’ve heard a lot of viewers who have had the same problem. As per another viewer this is how the new ones work. Surprising, there are Panasonic rechargeable bulbs available too which doesn’t seem to have this problem.