Illuminate your path during disasters to avoid danger! It lights up when you apply about 0.5CC of water.
The "Akumo Candle" is a disaster prevention light that uses water as power. Any liquid, such as rainwater, seawater, juice, or alcohol, is acceptable. It can light up for over two days with just 1cc of water and can be reused to last over two weeks. Additionally, it is very lightweight (18g), making it easy to keep in your pocket or bag. Since it does not use fire, it is a safe product for children and the elderly. 【Features】 ■ Water as power ■ Very lightweight (18g), easy to keep in your pocket or bag ■ No disposal issues like batteries ■ Excellent light stability ■ About 75% recyclable *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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【Instructions for Use】 1. Remove the shrink wrap and take off the cap. 2. Apply water to the bottom. 3. It will start to glow immediately. 4. Use the cap as a base. *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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【At times like this】 ■ Illuminate the way home during nighttime in emergencies to avoid danger ■ Keep on hand in offices and public facilities for distribution during disasters ■ Provide peace of mind with long-lasting light until infrastructure is restored ■ Use as personal lighting in evacuation shelters to prevent inconvenience *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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We are primarily developing inorganic coating agents and special paints. We offer products that are clearly differentiated from those of other companies. Since we develop products tailored to our customers, please feel free to contact us for inquiries or consultations.
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