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SnapPower SwitchLight - LED Night Light for Single-Pole Light Switches

Name: SnapPower
Price: 51.23 USD
Availability: InStock

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Adjustable Light – With adjustable light settings you can use the SwitchLight for a simple night light, or dim the light as a way to find your light switches in the night. Efficient and practical, the SwitchLight is a must for your home.
Sleek, low profile, and aesthetically pleasing, the SwitchLight faceplate seamlessly integrates during the day and lights up at night. The SnapPower SwitchLight will improve safety and enhance your home.
Easy Install - Because of the patented prong design, the SwitchLight simply snaps on, no batteries, wires, brackets or mounts required. It was designed for truly simple and functional lighting in your home.
Where Does It Work? - The SwitchLight is designed to work on a Single-Pole switches, where a single light switch controls one light fixture in the room or hall.
Before You Buy - The SwitchLight requires your light switch to have 2 side screw terminals in order for the prongs to draw power. Check your light switch for those screws. Use the 2nd image for reference.