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A different light bulb with a translucent design inspired by celestial bodies in the solar system

A different light bulb with a translucent design inspired by celestial bodies in the solar system

When it comes to lighting bulbs, traditional spiral fluorescent energy-saving bulbs have many restrictions on appearance, while incandescent bulbs have the problem of relatively high energy consumption. Fortunately, the emergence of LED technology has made the bulbs that have gradually lost their light become more attractive again. Gotta shine.

The new generation LED light bulb URI launched by Hong Kong NAP overcomes the shortcomings of the above two kinds of light bulbs. It uses celestial elements as shapes and uses lasers to cut out Venus, Mars, Earth, waves, the sun and Jupiter in acrylic glass. A light bulb not only lights up, but also lights up beautifully! Each light bulb has a brightness of about 25 watts. The light source is reflected from the bottom on extremely transparent acrylic. Since the cross-section texture of each light bulb is different, It brings different lighting experiences, some are densely intertwined like a net, and some are as thin as silk. Especially when rotating, the seemingly endless lines seem to come to life under the light, drawing beautiful lines in the air. of light and shadow.

A different light bulb with a translucent design inspired by celestial bodies in the solar system

A different light bulb with a translucent design inspired by celestial bodies in the solar system

A different light bulb with a translucent design inspired by celestial bodies in the solar system

A different light bulb with a translucent design inspired by celestial bodies in the solar system

A different light bulb with a translucent design inspired by celestial bodies in the solar system

URI LED light bulbs are available in two styles: table lamp and chandelier. The sizes are divided into large and small. Pre-orders are currently open and are expected to be shipped in December. If you are interested, you can take a look [here].