Tendlite LED light and its batteries to be taken on board aircraft as carry on and/or checked
baggage?
It is always best to check on the TSA website for policy updates, but at the time this was
printed, LED lights, like those used in the TenDlite, are allowed on flights as carry on or
checked baggage. Spare/loose batteries are not allowed as checked baggage. They may only
be checked if installed inside your TenDlite. If you want to bring a spare battery, it must be
taken as “carry on” baggage. Keep in mind, ultimately the TSA officer has the last word on
what you may bring, so we recommend bringing the manual to show TSA you are carrying a
medical device, if questioned. If concerned, it would be best to arrive early to the airport in
case they make you check your device.
Do I need to replace the bulb?
No. This LED has 70,000+ hours of life. You will not need to replace it.
If anything goes wrong with it, just send it back to us and we will replace the bulb/diode for
you. You have a 5 year warranty on the bulb/diode, if purchased directly from us, Lumina
Group Inc., while the product and part are available.
Sometimes I need two clicks to turn on the device, is this normal?
Yes, the power button will activate on one push or two pushes depending on how the light
had turned off.
If the light was activated on by one push, then you must wait 1 minute for it to turn off. After
the 1 minute turn off you will need to turn on with two pushes. If you need to turn off im-
mediately then push once to turn off.
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