Other Lighting

A flashlight is a portable, handheld device that produces light when an electric current is passed through a filament or LED (light-emitting diode). It is commonly used in situations where there is insufficient light, such as during power outages, camping, or in dark areas. Flashlights typically have a cylindrical shape and are powered by batteries, although there are also rechargeable and solar-powered options available. They often feature a switch or button to turn the light on and off, as well as adjustable settings for brightness or beam focus. Flashlights are essential tools for emergency preparedness and provide a convenient source of light in various situations.