[ TECH ] Lumir K: The One & Only Cooking Oil LED Lamp!

Dinesh Vishwakarma

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[p]The[strong]Lumir K[/strong]Cooking Oil LED Lamp is your next favorite outdoor gadget. By converting the oil’s thermal energy into electricity, this camping lamp turns on the LED lights. With this cooking oil lantern, you don’t need to worry about remembering batteries or fuel. And the great part is, this cooking oil lamp works with any type of cooking oil. Whether you prefer olive oil or coconut oil, this lamp will take it. Plus, this lamp actually shines a very useful light that is about 100 times brighter than a typical candle. Simply add the oil, light the wick, and place the lamp over the small flame. This will light the LED lights, so you can see your camp stove or card game. Furthermore, you won’t run out of oil any time soon. This lamp uses just five milliliters of oil in an hour.[br]

[div align="center"][a href="https://in.c.mi.com/forum.php?mod=viewthread&tid=1871573&aid=3922367&from=album&page=1"][img id="aimg_3922367" width="776" height="450" src="https://cdn.awsind0-fusion.fds.api.mi-img.com/b2c-i18n-bbs-in/91e381f4d2.jpg?thumb=1&w=776&h=450" alt="4.JPG" title="4.JPG"][/a][/div][p]Lumir K has been created to solve the problem of the lack of light which is affecting many people in developing countries. Lumir K harnesses the thermal energy from used cooking oil to turn the LED on, thus eliminating the need for an external power supply. Lumir K uses a phenomenon known as the Seebeck Effect. The Seebeck Effect is the conversion of heat directly into electricity at the junction of different type of semi-conductor. When there are temperature difference between the joints, the electron energy levels in each metal shifted differently and a voltage difference between the junctions created an electrical current. So that's how we can turn on the LED only with the heat of the cooking oil.[br]

[div align="center"][a href="https://in.c.mi.com/forum.php?mod=viewthread&tid=1871573&aid=3922360&from=album&page=1"][img id="aimg_3922360" width="776" height="455" src="https://cdn.awsind0-fusion.fds.api.mi-img.com/b2c-i18n-bbs-in/c39a1a1b53.jpg?thumb=1&w=776&h=455" alt="1.JPG" title="1.JPG"][/a][/div][p][strong]Features of Lumir K:[/strong][br]

[ul][li]Make an Impact- Bring the light to the people living without electricity.[/li][li]1 Lumir K = 100X candlelight[/li][li]Easy to Use-Just placing the lamp over the lit wick will turn the LED light on.[/li][li]Accessible-Olive or canola oil, it doesn't matter what kind of cooking oil is.[/li][li]Instant light-No need of charging or battery[/li][li]Efficient-Consumes the only 5ml of oil for 1 hour of light[/li][li]10-year life span[/li][/ul][div align="center"][strong]Check out Lumir K:[/strong][/div][p]LUMIR K provides 4.1 times brighter light than kerosene lamps, while its economic effect was also achieved with 80% lower fuel consumption compared to kerosene lamps. It also reduces carbon emissions by about 90%. Lumir has been resolving the light shortages and delivering the beauty of light. Also since the cooking oil is not a stable heat source, we had to stabilize the thermoelectricity. By the company patented technology, it could stabilizes the electrical power and makes it possible to operate by small flame without flickering. The heat from the flame rises into the heatsink, where the temperature difference occurs. Then it generates thermoelectricity which is the power for the LEDs at the top. Right above the heatsink, there is the main tube like a chimney which makes proper airs to flow to support combustion.[br]

[div align="center"][a href="https://in.c.mi.com/forum.php?mod=viewthread&tid=1871573&aid=3922361&from=album&page=1"][img id="aimg_3922361" width="776" height="445" src="https://cdn.awsind0-fusion.fds.api.mi-img.com/b2c-i18n-bbs-in/b19146d6be.jpg?thumb=1&w=776&h=445" alt="2.JPG" title="2.JPG"][/a][/div][p]A conventional kerosene lamp has an efficiency problem. Only 10% of energy turns into the light while 90% of energy turns into heat energy and scattered into the air. This causes heavy consumption of Kerosene since people use a flame for the lighting. As a result, black carbon emission increases due to the incomplete combustion. A solar lamp may not fully function when sun is not out. Especially countries like Indonesia where has lot of rainy days, solar lamp may not be suitable. Unlike a solar lamp, it is not weather-dependent and do not rely on batteries.[br]

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