Tesla Lamp 6

WARNING: This isn't a toy. Keep it away from sensitive electronics and it's not for those with pacemakers. This amazing scientific lamp was first made by Nikola Tesla in 1894 after his high - voltage current experiments. The plasma ball shows off electrical discharge properties. You can control it with your fingers when you touch the lamp. The globe, a sphere, has most of its air replaced with three noble gases - neon, argon, and xenon. There's a high - frequency alternating current electrode in the middle. It creates discharging and exciting filaments inside the globe. When you touch the globe, the filaments are drawn to the spot. It runs on AC power and has a 15cm diameter. It's the perfect gift for science - loving teens and adults who are into mesmerizing things!

Using this Tesla Plasma Lamp is really easy. Just plug it in and turn it on using the AC power. Once it's on, you can use your fingers to interact with the lamp. When you touch the globe, you'll see the filaments of light move towards your finger. It's a fun and educational way to learn about electrical discharges. Now, for the important stuff. This is not a toy, so keep it away from kids. Also, don't place it near sensitive electronic devices as it might interfere with them. And if you have a pacemaker, this lamp isn't for you. To keep it in good shape, clean the globe gently with a soft, dry cloth every once in a while. Avoid using any harsh chemicals as they could damage the lamp. If you have any problems with the lamp, like it stops working, check the power connection first. If that doesn't fix it, contact the seller or the manufacturer for further help.