ThermLight is a unique device which is powered by a small lighted candle commonly referred to as a Tea Light. The heat generated by the Tea Light is converted in electric energt; thereby powering an array of 18 bright white LED`s. This conversion of energy is achieved through the use of the Thermal Power Generator which is located inside the body of ThermLight.
It features Thermal Electric Plates also known as Peltier Modules which when heated on one side and cooled on the other, generates a small electrical voltage. The Thermal Power Generator is made up a specially designed aluminium block featuring cooling fins with two small Peltier Modules affixed to it in a manner that enhances the concentration of both Heat and Cool. ThermLight does not rely on the use of batteries or mains electricity.
Although ThermLight has technology at its heart, it has been designed to be both elegant and practical in any setting whether that be your home, log cabin, mobile home, restaurant, hotel or tent.
Open the candle holder which is located at the base by pulling it towards you. It is hinged and will therefore open like a gate. It features a well into which a lited Tea Light is placed. Close it ensuring it locates into the place. You will feel it snapping into the fully closed position.
Important: When you lit the candle, please wait 10 seconds prior closing the candle holder. This will eliminate the black smoke released by the candle!
Gently pull up the Winged top Section which is attached to the body by means of two telescopic rods. take care not to overstrech them. Open the wings which act as light deflectors. The complete section may be pivoted in either direction.
The LED lamp will start to illuminate after about 60 seconds of the lighted candle being placed inside. ThermLight is now ready for use and should be placed in a convenient location. The angle at which the Winged Top Section is positioned determines to a large extent the intensity and area of illumination.
A typical Tea Light will burn for about 4 hours, providing a highly economic source of light in both an indoor or outdoor setting.





