Ultra low consumption orientation night light

[Christophe]

Security lighting at very low energy consumption derived from space research.

Possible uses: security lighting for children's bedrooms, stairways, cellars, corridors ...

Very low power consumption: 0,1 W compared to conventional pilot lights from 5 to 7 watts.

Ultra low consumption night light

[Bibiphoque]

Hello,
Back from holidays
I knew this principle of lighting, but it seems to me that it does not date from yesterday !! in the 50s, we found behind the dial tube radios, (in some old photocopiers too, behind the screen), it only works in alternative and minimum 100V and the consumption is really ridiculous, it was a kind of enamel placed on a metal plate and with a diffuse electrode on the front part. (I still have 2 coming from photocopiers dimention + - 25cm by 7cm in 220vac, if it interests a handyman ....)
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[Christophe]

Mmm I don't know if it's enamel it looks more like (to the touch)) a polymer ... quite hard. We did not manage to have more information concerning the technology used by Brennenstuhl ...

One thing is sure: it doesn't heat up at all ...

[delnoram]

tell me if it looks like this

Link

[Christophe]

tell me if it looks like this

Link

Well, it looks like this:



So yes there is a chance that it is the same technology ... although ours is not flexible while that of conrad seems to be ... To be continued

ps: edit following bad reading on Conrad (I had not seen the "-")

[Bibiphoque]

tell me if it looks like this

Link

Hello,
That's exactly it, I did not know that it existed in colors other than "green"
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[Christophe]

Well, ours is green in this case ...

[delnoram]

Well, night lights like this, I only saw green ones

[Christophe]

The product is currently out of stock at Brennenstuhl ... they promised that we would be delivered at the end of September ...

[Christophe]

The night light is now available on this link:

https://www.econologie.com/shop/veilleus ... -p-21.html