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A plush dragonfly with a fabric shade and swivel plug-in base that plugs into a 120 volt outlet
This plush dragonfly includes a built-in night-light that plugs into a standard 120 volt outlet. The swivel base allows the light to be directed where it is needed. It is designed for children or anyone wanting a soft decorative lamp for a bedroom or nursery. The fabric shade diffuses a gentle glow for bedtime comfort.
The unit provides enough illumination for a small area such as a bedside table or changing station. It runs out of reach in larger rooms where brighter overhead lighting is required. The fixed plug-in design means it cannot be used away from a mains socket. Battery operation is not supported by this model.
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| Brand name | Midwest CBK |
The swivel base rotates so you can orient the night-light vertically, leaving the second outlet free for another device.
The decorative fabric shade should emit a gentle glow immediately after inserting the plug into a live 120-volt outlet.
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