Custom Tap Lights Manufacturer – Logo Night Lights with Bluetooth Speaker & Timer

Custom Tap Lights and Rechargeable Night Lights with Your Logo

Yichico is a custom tap light manufacturer producing branded night lights in food-grade silicone and ABS for hotel groups, restaurants, dental and medical clinics, baby and maternity brands, property developers and corporate gift programmes. You choose the build, light colour and branding, and we return a free design preview before anything is printed. One-piece MOQ, free design, samples in 1-3 days and production in 2-10 days, with unit pricing stepping down at 20, 100, 500 and 1,000 pieces.

A night light is one of the few promotional products that gets used every single day of the year. That is what makes it worth specifying properly: a lamp that is too bright, too fiddly or too quickly flat ends up in a drawer, while a good one sits on the bedside table for years with your logo on it.

Three Builds, Three Budgets

The range covers three distinct builds, and picking the right one is mostly about how the lamp will be used rather than what it costs.

Silicone tap light. A soft-bodied lamp in food-grade silicone that you tap, squeeze or bounce to switch on — the switch is the body itself, so there is no button to find in the dark. It lights across the whole surface rather than from a single point, gives a warm white glow with a seven-colour mode for children’s rooms, and is the version most often chosen where the recipient is a child or where the lamp will be handled constantly. The body is detachable for cleaning, and the silicone stays soft rather than going brittle. Dimensions run from around 90 mm to 160 mm depending on the shape.

ABS multi-function bedside lamp. A rigid, better-differentiated lamp built for adult use and for gifting. It uses a full-spectrum LED chip behind a diffusing shade with a narrow frame so the light is not blocked, and adds adjustable colour temperature, stepless dimming, an optional remote and an optional clock display. Sizes are around 86 mm to 145 mm across the range, and the lamp can be carried by hand — the portable format is one of the reasons it sells well at trade fairs, where a guest picks it up, walks around with it and then keeps it.

Bluetooth speaker lamp. The lamp body doubles as a speaker, so the unit is a bedside light, a night light and a music player in one object. This is the build for corporate gifts where the goal is for the item to stay in daily use rather than be admired once and shelved. Full details of the audio side are set out further down.

All three builds share the same approach to light: a diffused, even output rather than a bare LED behind a pinhole, which is what separates a usable night light from a bright point source that wakes everyone in the room.

Light Quality: Colour Temperature, Dimming and the Blue-Light Question

Two specifications decide whether a night light is comfortable, and both are frequently skipped in cheap units.

Colour temperature. The bedside build offers three settings — warm, white and natural — switched by tapping the touch panel. Warm is the bedtime and feeding setting: it is dim enough not to fully wake an adult or a baby, but bright enough to see by. White is the task setting for reading and for finding things in a bag. Natural sits between the two and is the setting people default to for general evening use. Single-colour plug-in models are also available, where the light output is fixed and not adjustable, and those are the correct choice for corridors, hotel bathrooms and anywhere the lamp only has to mark the way.

Dimming. Brightness on the touch models runs from 0 to 100% stepless, adjusted by holding the panel rather than cycling through steps. Stepless adjustment matters more than it sounds: a fixed low setting is often too dim to read by and a fixed high setting too bright for a child’s room, and the usable level is usually somewhere in the middle and different for every room. The remote version covers the same range from across the room, and the combination of brightness, colour temperature and timer change on the remote is the setup most parents end up using.

On the blue-light question, the manufacturer’s specification for the full-spectrum chip is a 31% reduction in the blue-light band associated with eye strain, with a 10% addition in the beneficial blue band, tested for illuminance, uniformity and absence of flicker. Treat those as the maker’s figures for the LED chip rather than as a clinical claim, and note that flicker-free output is the parameter worth insisting on — visible flicker is the most common reason a cheap night light feels tiring rather than soothing.

Touch, Tap and Remote Control

There are no physical switches to hunt for in the dark, and the control logic is deliberately simple.

• Tap or squeeze the body to switch the silicone lamp on and off
• Short touch on the panel to cycle colour temperature between warm, white and natural
• Long press to dim or brighten steplessly across the full range
• Tap the speaker grille to change brightness, hold to change colour on the Bluetooth build
• Remote control (on remote-equipped models) for brightness, colour temperature and the sleep timer
• Master switch on the base, which must be on before the lamp will respond

The sleep timer shuts the light off automatically after 15, 30 or 60 minutes — the setting that stops a child’s lamp burning all night, and on the remote version it can be set without getting out of bed. Note that the timer is a feature of the remote version rather than of the base touch model, so specify the remote version if the timer matters to the end user.

Power: Plug-In, Rechargeable or Both

Three power formats cover almost every brief.

Plug-in only. The simplest build. One fixed colour, no dimming, permanently powered over USB — for corridors, stairwells, hotel bathrooms, restaurant back-of-house and anywhere the lamp just has to be on.

Rechargeable and plug-in combined. The versatile build. A 4,000 mWh lithium battery charged over Type-C, with a cable supplied in the box. It runs on battery, or on cable with the battery continuing to charge, so the lamp can be carried around during the evening and returned to the bedside table at night. The manufacturer’s figure for a fully charged battery is up to 90 days of night-time use at low brightness, which is the point of the format: it is not something you think about charging. It also keeps working during a power cut, which is why these lamps are widely bought for emergency kits and for regions with unstable supply.

Rechargeable with a clock display. The same battery and Type-C charging, plus a high-transparency acrylic clock panel with a narrow bezel so the display does not block the light. Used in hotel guest rooms, clinics and bedrooms where the lamp and the clock are the two things on the table.

All builds run at low voltage — 5V DC over USB or Type-C — so no mains adapter is required beyond a standard phone charger, and the rated power on the bedside build is 2 W, which keeps running cost negligible even in a hotel with hundreds of rooms.

Specifications

Branding: Logo, Artwork, QR Codes and Phone Numbers

The printable area on these lamps is large enough for branding that actually does something, which is unusual for a lamp.

A single-colour logo, a full-colour mark, a QR code, a telephone number or a short message can be printed on the body. The combination that performs best for commercial gifting is a logo plus a scannable code — a hotel that prints a QR code for its booking page, a restaurant printing its menu link, a clinic printing its appointment line. These lamps go home with the guest and sit on a bedside table where the code is seen every night, which is a very different exposure profile from a leaflet.

Send artwork as a vector file where possible. Low-resolution images are redrawn and cleaned before printing rather than printed as supplied, and we preview the placement on the actual lamp body and colour first, because a mark that reads well on a white screen can disappear on a dark silicone housing.

Free design layout is included, and colour, light output and body finish can be specified to match a brand palette on volume orders.

Bluetooth Speaker Models: What the Audio Spec Actually Says

The speaker build is worth specifying carefully, because “with Bluetooth” describes a wide range of quality.

The audio specification on this build is 3 W output, 50 Hz to 20 kHz frequency response, and a signal-to-noise ratio above 75 dB, driven by a full-range speaker with a metal bass diaphragm. The 3 W output is a bedside speaker: it fills a bedroom comfortably and is not intended to replace a room stereo. The metal diaphragm is what gives the low end some body at that power level, and the signal-to-noise ratio above 75 dB is why it does not hiss when nothing is playing.

Connectivity is Bluetooth 5.0 with a range of up to 10 m, alongside a memory card slot, a USB port and an AUX input, so the speaker works from a phone, a laptop, a memory card or an older wired source. A built-in microphone with noise reduction supports hands-free calls.

The lighting side of this build adds a breathing light effect — a slow colour-graded glow that follows the music — with seven-colour adjustment and a 360-degree output around the body. Controls are on a touch panel set into the speaker grille: tap to change brightness, hold to change colour. The unit measures 95 x 122 mm, runs from a 3.7 V internal lithium battery charged over USB, and keeps working while it charges.

Safety, Testing and Export Compliance

Several checks are relevant to a product that sits next to a bed and is handled by children.

• SGS quality testing on the product lines
• RoHS compliant, covering the restriction of hazardous substances in electrical and electronic equipment — the requirement that matters for selling into the EU
• Body materials: food-grade silicone on the silicone build, with impact-resistant ABS on the rigid build
• Fasteners: 304 stainless steel, so the screws do not corrode in a humid bathroom or a coastal hotel
• Photometric testing: illuminance, uniformity and flicker-free output
• Low-voltage operation: 5V DC input, so the lamp is powered by a standard USB charger rather than a mains adapter

These lamps are produced for export to Europe and North America, so the documentation package that accompanies an order can be aligned with what your market requires. If your destination has a specific requirement — a plug standard, a labelling rule or a declaration you need on the carton — raise it at quoting stage rather than after production.

MOQ, Pricing Tiers and Lead Times

• MOQ: 1 pc
• Pricing tiers: unit price steps at 20, 100, 500 and 1,000 pieces
• Sample time: 1-3 days
• Production time: 2-10 days
• Free design: logo and artwork layout at no charge
• Invoicing: invoices provided, including special invoices for business buyers
• Wholesale: bulk pricing available for distributors and promotional distributors

The commercial case for these lamps rests on the tier structure. A single branded sample costs the same in labour as a small batch, so the sensible approach is to order one piece first, confirm that the light level, the switch feel and the print all meet your standard, and then place the campaign quantity at the tier that fits. Mixing builds within one order — say silicone lights for a children’s campaign and speaker lamps for a corporate gift — is possible and is quoted as a single order with per-line print artwork.

Where These Lights Get Used

• Hotel and hospitality guest rooms — bedside lighting, bathroom wayfinding, turndown gifts
• Restaurants, cafes and bars — table ambience and branded giveaways
• Baby, maternity and parenting brands — nursery lighting, feeding light, pregnancy and newborn gift sets
• Clinics, dental practices and pharmacies — bedside and examination-room lighting with contact branding
• Property and real-estate marketing — move-in gifts and show-home staging
• Corporate gifting and event giveaways — conference gifts, year-end gifts, staff welcome kits
• Camping, travel and emergency kits — rechargeable lamps that work when the mains is out
• Retail and e-commerce brands — bundled gift-with-purchase items and loyalty rewards

Why Order From Yichi

The reason a night light works as a branded product is that it is used in the dark, quietly, every night, for years — which means the specification decisions that save a cent per unit are exactly the ones that get it thrown away: a fixed brightness that is wrong for the room, a switch that is hard to find at 3 a.m., a battery that needs charging weekly. Everything above is aimed at avoiding those outcomes, from stepless dimming and flicker-free output to food-grade silicone on the child-facing build and 304 stainless fasteners. We produce for export to Europe and North America with SGS testing and RoHS compliance documented, and the range covers a low-cost bulk giveaway and a Bluetooth gift lamp from the same supplier.

Building a gifting programme? These lamps pair naturally with the wider promotional gifts range, including drinkware, bags and desk items that can carry the same artwork.

Send your logo file, the build you are considering, the quantity band and your delivery market through the contact page and we will come back with a quote, a tier price and a free design preview.