
Number
Highlights & Details
OSRAM LUNETTA Torch night light & torch, 2W, 10lm
- Colour temperature= 3000 K
- Warm white
Technical specifications
- Product type
LED night light (+ torch)
- Bulb type
LED (monochrome)
3000 K
- Colour
Warm white
- Light features
Incl. sensor
- Factory colour
White
n.rel.
- Light bulb included
Yes
- UKCA
yes
Documents & Downloads
Datasheet
Datasheet 3438352 OSRAM HOMELIGHTING Lunetta Torch Inductive Sensor White LED night light (+ torch) LED (monochrome) Warm white White
User & Safety Instructions
User & Safety Instructions 3438352 OSRAM HOMELIGHTING Lunetta Torch Inductive Sensor White LED night light (+ torch) LED (monochrome) Warm white White
Conformity certificate
Conformity certificate 3438352 OSRAM HOMELIGHTING Lunetta Torch Inductive Sensor White LED night light (+ torch) LED (monochrome) Warm white White
Description
. Supply voltage: 220...240 V. Product advantages: Attractive and functional design. Plug and play thanks to EU plug. Areas of application: Children's bedroom. Corridors, entrance areas, stairways, living room, cellar. Safety Instructions: The device is not a toy and must not be kept out of the reach of children or operated by children. Not suitable for lighting the house. Battery Warning: Keep out of the reach of children. Swallowing can lead to burns, perforation of soft tissues and death. Within 2 hours of ingestion, severe burns may occur. Seek immediate medical care. If the battery compartment (if applicable) does not close securely, do not use the product any longer and keep it away from children. If you believe that batteries may have been swallowed or have entered the body, seek immediate medical attention. Please avoid: Maximum ambient temperature: +35 °C. Replacing a battery with an incorrect type may override the safety precautions (for example, some lithium battery types). Height of operation: 2000 m. Disposal of a battery in a fire or in a hot oven or mechanical crushing or cutting of a battery can lead to an explosion.
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