Category: Flashlight Knowledge

With the advancement of technology, LED lighting techniques have been progressing by leaps and bounds. The maximum lumen output of flashlights available in the market continues to rise each year. A decade ago, a flashlight or headlamp with 1000 lumens might have been considered exceptionally high in brightness. However, today, we can even find flashlights boasting an astonishing 10000 lumens.

But is it truly necessary to invest in a flashlight with such high levels of brightness? In this article, we delve into this question, providing insights into the realm of professional knowledge within the industry.

Effective heat dissipation is of paramount importance for flashlights, as it directly influences both the user experience and the overall lifespan of the device. How much do you know about this? For a deeper insight, please read this blog post.

Proper storage of flashlights is essential to ensure their longevity and optimal performance. In a warehouse setting, where conditions can vary and equipment may be stored for extended periods, it is especially important to take precautions to protect these sensitive electronic devices. In this article, we will discuss some guidelines for storing flashlights in a warehouse to ensure they remain in good condition and are ready for use when needed.

Have you ever wondered how a headlamp is assembled and what goes into making it a reliable source of light in the wilderness? In this blog post, we will take a closer look at the process of assembling a headlamp, from the individual components to the final product. So, put on your headlamp and let’s dive into the world of manufacturing!

Most smartphones have a built-in flash that can be used as a flashlight or for illuminating objects in low light conditions. It is a good lighting tool, but can we use the flash as a continuous source of light for an extended period of time? Read this.

Did you know that white light can be subdivided into many lights according to color temperature or CRI classifications? People all know the color temperature, but only a few know about CRI. Reading this blog can help you learn more about color temperature and CRI.