Gasoline Lantern

Gasoline lanterns are a type of nonelectrical lighting fixture that falls under the supply class of Nonelectrical Lighting Fixtures in the supply group of Lighting Fixtures And Lamps. These lanterns are designed to provide illumination using gasoline as a fuel source.

Gasoline lanterns typically consist of a metal or glass enclosure that houses a wick and a fuel reservoir. The wick is soaked in gasoline and then lit, producing a flame that provides light. The fuel reservoir is used to store the gasoline and can be refilled as needed.

Gasoline lanterns are commonly used in outdoor settings, such as camping trips or during power outages, where access to electricity may be limited. They are known for their bright and steady light output, making them suitable for illuminating larger areas.

It is important to note that gasoline lanterns should be used with caution due to the flammable nature of gasoline. Proper safety precautions, such as keeping the lantern away from flammable materials and ensuring proper ventilation, should be followed when using these lanterns.

Overall, gasoline lanterns provide a reliable and portable lighting solution in situations where electrical lighting is not available or practical.