Outdoor Waterproof Magic Color Flexible Neon Waterproof Neon Tube

Neon lights rely on the electrode heads at both ends of the light to ignite the rare gas inside the lamp tube under a high-voltage electric field. Unlike ordinary light sources, tungsten wires must be burned to a high temperature to emit light, causing a large amount of electrical energy to be consumed in the form of thermal energy. Therefore, with the same amount of electrical energy, neon lights have higher brightness.

Neon lights, due to their cold cathode characteristics, have a tube temperature below 60 ℃ during operation, making them suitable for outdoor exposure to sunlight, rain, or water. Due to its working characteristics, the neon light spectrum has strong penetration and can still maintain good visual effects in rainy or foggy days.