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A floating light that lights up when it comes into contact with sea water
This lithium float light is LED powered, which significantly increases its life span due to its low power consumption. The built-in lithium battery has a life of 5 years and is encased in polyurethane foam with the circuitry to prevent oxidation.
When you need to use this floating light, simply throw it into the sea and it will automatically light up when it comes into contact with water.
Detailed characteristics of the Plastimo lithium-LED floating light
- 2 hours operating time
- Lifetime of the integrated lithium battery
- Diameter: 10 cm, Height: 22 cm
- Delivered with a stand and a 2.65 m cord
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