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Credit Card Sized Bulb


With light going again and again the emergency lights usually fail after a few hours. Battery life of an emergency light is designed for a limited time period. A replacement is needed for the short comings of torch lights and areas that are very dark. Some sort of ray of light is needed especially when we reach home and there is pitch darkness. Now imagine carrying your light bulb in your back pocket or wallet when the lost car keys or the lost gate keys frustrate to the point of complete torture making us go mad with anger.

This credit card sized bulb has made everything look easy and added light to dark nooks and corners of life. With this credit card sized bulb the problem seems to have evaded. When ever it is dark now just simply take out this credit card sized bulb and flip it open from the shape that is cut out. Just as you will flip it a yellow light will pop up pleasant to everyone.

This credit card sized bulb fits perfectly in the wallet. No hassle of carrying some big lantern. This credit card sized bulb is powered by LED lights and operates on a small cell.

This credit card sized bulb come in the shape of a flat card and can be easily placed in a book or laptop. They glow the dark corners and provide enough light to let one operate conveniently.

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