Application scenario of emergency brine lamp
The principle of the brine lamp is based on the conductivity of ions in the electrolyte solution. When two electrodes are immersed in a saline solution and connected to a circuit, the ions in the electrolyte cause a current to flow, which generates electricity.
Emergency saltwater lights are suitable for some specific emergency or temporary lighting scenarios. Here are some examples of application scenarios:
Natural disasters: In the event of a natural disaster that causes power outages or damage to lighting facilities, emergency saltwater lights can provide basic lighting to help people move and perform tasks in the dark.
Outdoor camping: Emergency saltwater lights can be used as backup lighting when camping or hiking in the wilderness. It does not need to rely on batteries or external power sources, making it more convenient and reliable in outdoor environments.
Emergency rescue: In emergency rescue scenarios, emergency saltwater lamps can provide certain lighting to help find survivors or perform emergency tasks.
Construction sites: On construction sites or other temporary construction sites, emergency saltwater lamps can be used as temporary lighting devices to help workers work at night or when lighting is inadequate.
Schools or offices: In schools, offices or other indoor environments, if an emergency results in a power outage, emergency saltwater lights can provide some lighting to ensure that people can safely evacuate or perform emergency operations.
It should be noted that the electricity generated by the saltwater lamp is relatively low, so the lighting provided is relatively dark. In addition, the saltwater lamp has a limited service life because over time, the ions in the saltwater will be depleted and a new saltwater solution will need to be replaced to continue to be used.
