Safe-T-Light is a unique nightlight which has several features:
It is a safety light which you can plug into any socket, ideally in the hallway or stairs to provide a nightlight, lighting the stairs and hallsway throughout the night. Plastic, stick-on filters are provided so that you can "tone-down" the light if required.
It will switch on automatically when darkness falls and switch off when daylight returns - or when you switch the lights on. It is so designed that you can plug another device into the socket built into the Safe-T-Light, thus you do not lose access to a socket.
The light unit is detachable, thus doubling up as a rechargable torch - if you need a torch at night you can readily find the Safe-T-Light and simply remove the light unit and use it as a torch. Once fully charged the battery will operate for up to ten hours. If there is a power failure at night the Safe-T-Light will, because of its internal rechargeable battery, remain alight for up to ten hours.
The Safe-T-Light is a British invention, click on the link to the BBC web site to see a video of its inventor, Chris Haines, talking about the safety light. Click the link to find out more about the Safe-T-Light and to purchase a Safe-T-Light - £22.99 including VAT and post and packaging visit www.safetlight.co.uk/buy_safety_light.asp.
The Safe-T-Light and SiteWeave featured in an article in the Portsmouth Evening News in September 2007.
Listing the activities of SiteWeave Portsmouth Web Design including newly published web sites and updating and re-writing existing web sites.
Wednesday, 14 February 2007
Monday, 5 February 2007
SiteWeave launch the Atlas Trailers web site
Atlas Trailers offer trailers with a galvanised body and frame manufactured to BSEN ISO 1461 1991 standard and a range of additional extras which allow you to create several configurations - and all at a price well below those of other manufacturers.
For full details, pricing or to request a call, visit the Atlas Trailer web site at www.atlastrailers.co.uk.
For full details, pricing or to request a call, visit the Atlas Trailer web site at www.atlastrailers.co.uk.
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