Instruction: Output yes if the supporting document can answer the given question. Otherwise, output no.

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Question: What is the power consumption when plugged in to the wall?
Document: The power goes off in the middle of the night and you are left to fumble for a flashlight in a drawer - if you have one. Or, you need to get up and walk to the bathroom or anywhere and need a readily available flashlight. This is HIPE's newest multi-function light and it's so easy to use.The unit is a tray that plugs into the wall socket and the flashlight sits in the well - charging (simple induction).
Being older now, he doesn't get scared, but does tend to get startled and confused as to what to do without being able to see anything in the pitch black. That's where these kinds of lights come in so handy.Plugging these into a kids room provides a night light for them for every day use. Then in addition if the circuit that the light is plugged into loses power, the flashlight feature automatically comes on. This is perfect for children.
We bought this flashlight because our 3-yr old likes to play with our flashlights, and we were recharging batteries like crazy. This flashlight was the perfect solution. It plugs into the wall, and we have it in the downstairs hallway, a most convenient location. The LED bulbs are bright but not too bright or blinding. We've only had this product for about a week but so far we are really happy with it.
This is a very handy product to have not only for when the lights go out, but for day-to-day use. It has a charging cradle that plugs into the wall, and has a rotating plug so it will stand upright regardless if the outlet has the ground plug on the top or bottom. It does not block access to the bottom plug on the wall outlet, which is a nice feature.The cradle has a soft nightlight on the base that illuminates when it is dark.
We absolutely love this light. It puts out just enough light for us to see our way to the bathroom in the middle of the night without having to turn on any bright lights. It plugs into any wall outlet, and the bottom of the charger becomes a nightlight (the switch is on the underside). The flashlight, which is about 5 1/2 inches long and 1 1/2 inches wide, sits in the charger.
The Hipo is compact, and when plugged into the upper socket of a duplex outlet does not obstruct the lower socket. The night light is just bright enough, and is a soft white. The flashlight is bright, but doesn't throw a long range beam, but that's OK.  Works well in a dark room. Would definitely purchase again.
When I plugged it in the bottom part (1 3/4") functions as a night light. In my darkened hallway, it was easy to spot the LED flashlight in the holder. When it's light, the nightlight portion goes off as it should. The flashlight can emit a steady stream of light or, if I chose, pulses like a mini emergency flasher.
This is the second one of these that I purchased. the first one worked fine. This none seemed to be DOA. The nightlight works, but the flashlight part does not. It will not accept a charge, though I left it plugged in in for at least a week.I went to the vendor's site and it seemed impossible for me to get any result without apparently spending more time and effort than the gadget was worth.
This is a very cool flashlight/nightlight combo that has some exceptional features. The nightlight part is also the charging cradle for the flashlight. You leave it plugged into an electrical outlet and when it begins to get dark in the evening, it comes on and puts out enough downward-pointing light to help you find your way in the dark. The flashlight sits in the cradle on top.To activate the flashlight, just lift it from the cradle and it comes on.
Works well and at ready if power goes out
Answer: yes