Chemiluminescent Light

Chemiluminescent lights are a type of lighting fixture that produce light through a chemical reaction rather than using electricity. They are classified as nonelectrical lighting fixtures because they do not require an electrical power source to operate.

Chemiluminescent lights work by combining two or more chemicals in a sealed container. When these chemicals react, they release energy in the form of light. This light emission is known as chemiluminescence.

These lights are commonly used in emergency lighting, glow sticks, and novelty items. They are often used in situations where electrical power is not available or as a backup lighting option.

Chemiluminescent lights are typically portable and easy to use. They are activated by bending or breaking the container, which allows the chemicals to mix and initiate the chemical reaction. Once activated, the light emitted by these fixtures can last for several hours.

It's important to note that chemiluminescent lights are not designed to be a primary source of lighting and are generally not as bright as traditional electrical lighting fixtures. However, they can be a useful and convenient option in certain situations.