Horizon Battery Releases Baby Night Lights In Time For Holiday Shopping

Horizon Battery introduces high-quality, safety-certified, baby night lights. These beautiful plush toys are now available in limited quantities for the holiday shopping season and make the perfect night-time gift for young children. Choose from "Moonlight Bear" "Paula the Penguin" and 12 other colorful "bedtime" friends.

Also available are the stunning "starlight" baby night lights which display a beautiful, multi-color, constellation light show on the walls and ceilings of the baby's room. Select from the popular "Ladybug" or "Turtle" night lights which are available with or without optional lullaby function.

All Ansmann night lights are equipped with an automatic switch-off feature. These battery- operated night lights utilize cool, LED technology and generate no heat are EN71 tested and certified for safety. And, of course, all night lights include Ansmann's standard 3-year warranty.

As a special celebration for this new product line and Horizon Battery's commitment to rechargeable technology, a free battery charger is included with each baby nightlight purchased. With Ansmann battery chargers -and special Max E technology - each rechargeable battery can be used up to 1000 times, eliminating future battery purchases.

Ansmann baby care products, including the baby night lights range, are part of the Ansmann consumer products division. Their worldwide headquarters is located in Assamstadt, Germany. As an innovator in the mobile energy field. Ansmann is considered one of the best manufacturers in rechargeable products mobile light, including LED night lights.

Horizon Battery is pleased to carry Ansmann mobile energy products, including baby nightlights, at a fair price, and outstanding customer service. These are key to Ansmann's -and Horizon's- continued success.

Ansmann commitment to skilled, flexible employees with initiative and innovation underpin the future prosperity of the company. They design and produce the highest quality products, including night lights for kids.

Christmas lights led to the death of Colorado dad, Joe Nauta. Joe was 45 and leaves behind a wife and two children. His wife and kids were able to get out of the mobile home to safety. Joe got out too, but he ran back into the home to pick up the key for their gate. Unfortunately, the roof caved in and Joe was trapped in the burning home.

The evening had been fun for the family. They decorated the Christmas tree and wrapped gifts. Sometime in the early morning Joe's wife, Janey, smelled smoke. That's when the nightmare began. If Joe had not gone back inside this family would still be together.

Authorities believe that the Christmas lights caused an overload which sparked and led to a fire, per the New York Daily News. This was a horrible accident and is should be a lesson to those reading about Joe Natua.

Everyone loves to put up lights inside and outside. Make sure your lights are in good working condition. Check the wires to be make sure they aren't damaged. If you have very old lights, the kind that use a lot of energy and get hot, it is best to get rid of them.