radiant® Full Night Light, Tri-Color

Hello, Please see the attached chart for the lumen output for this nightlight. Thank you,

Here are the specifications of the Radiant Nightlights: Nightlight draw: Here is the data. Current Measured (AC mA) Off Extra Low Low Med High Switch NTL 9.69 9.71 9.81 9.91 10.44 Duplex NTL 9.65 9.69 9.79 9.90 10.36 Full NTL 9.55 9.61 9.75 9.89 10.00 Kelvin temperature ratings: MIN - 5500K MID - 6000K MAX - 6500K

The Radiant Nightlights are designed to fit into any standard electrical box and have the wallplate flush to the wall. I would suggest contacting Technical Support for assistant: Radiant products 1.800.223-4162 opt 3 Mon - Fri: 8am - 6pm EST (excluding holidays) Email Us - tech.support@legrand.us

I talked with Legrand support and was advised to shine a bright light into the nightlight to train the sensor for the difference between normal illumination and darkness. This did not help. One explanation I read said if I was using a LED light fixture in the room, the color temperature of the LED light might not trigger the light sensor and thus turn off the nightlight. The real solution was to remove the louvered cover and install the claar bezel on the nightlight. It turns on and off now as expected, The louvers must obscure enough ambient light to confuse the sensor and it does not trigger itself off as a result. If your room has very bright illumination, the sensor might work with the louvered grill. otherwise, replace with the clear transparent one and you will probably resolve your problem.

The NTLFULLWCC6 is a Nightlight and is not designed to be used in place of a switch.

The clean lens cover is included with the NTLFULLWCC6, as well as the optional louver.

The idle draw(in mili-amps) on the Full Nightlight are as follows: Current Measured (AC mA) Off Extra Low Low Med High Full NTL 9.55 9.61 9.75 9.89 10.00

The NTLFULL will "remember" and return to the light level setting it was at prior to a power outage.

The NTLFULL is a Nightlight and designed to turn on automatically when it get dark. If you want a Step Light controllable by a switch, I would suggest using TMHWLENSCC. https://www.legrand.us/search.aspx?q=TMHWLENSCC

Follow-up... Lots of black wires in the box...this was not a 3-way switch. This is a 3-gang box L-R configuration was mantle light (2 black wires 1 ground), ceiling fan light (1 red, 1 black, 1 ground), ceiling fan motor (2 black, 1 ground). I replaced the ceiling fan with a remote model that only needs one switch (Ceiling fan motor switch). now I have a dead switch in the middle that I want to be the nightlight. I have hooked the night light up using the wires from the removed switch, flip the breaker and nothing happens, all other switches in the box are still working properly.

Hello, This is not a switch, it is a night light. You are unable to turn light fixtures on and off through this device, Hope this helps, Have a great day.

We do not sell the Louvers separately. We do sell a Horizontal Night Light. Model: NTLHORZ https://www.legrand.us/search.aspx?q=NTLhorz

Unfortunately, there is not a way to keep the nightlight on indefinitely. I would suggest using one that does not have the built in light sensor....TMHWLENSCC: https://www.legrand.us/search.aspx?q=TMHWLENSCC

Hello, If the Nightlight pulsates Verify that the wiring connections are tight and secure. If this continues to happen Please call technical support at 1800 223 4185 option 1 If the product continues to have issues We can send a replacement for You if needed.

Good Morning, Without Louver: X-Low: 1.7 Low: 6.8 Med: 16.1 High: 30.4 With Louver: X-Low: 0.6 Low: 2.3 Med: 4.9 High: 9 Hope this helps!

Thank you for your question regarding Radiant Full LED night light(Model # NTLFULLWCC6). The NTLFULL has adjustable light levels so the color temperature is as follows: Kelvin temperature ratings: MIN - 5500K MID - 6000K MAX - 6500K

Thank you for your inquiry regarding our NTLFULL night light receptacle. This device has 20 amp pass through so it can be used on a 20 amp circuit so long as it is not the only device on that circuit. If there are other outlets upstream or downstream, you are good to use this device. Hope this helps!