Broken neon lights can be disposed of like any other broken glass. Please take caution and be careful to not touch or handle broken glass pieces. Due to the nature of thin glass, if your neon light...
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Real neon lights flicker due to the gasses settling, this isn't a defect, it's a common situation that can easily be resolved!
Neon and argon gasses are inserted into the glass tube by way of a vac...
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Well, technically they don't!
Traditional outdoor neon signs operate with transformers and high voltage wiring. Usually, when you see "burnt out" neon signs it is likely due to transformers failing...
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The simple answer is electricity creates energy inside the glass tube which causes the neon gas atoms to shed electrons becoming positively charged. Atoms, ions, and electrons bounce around inside ...
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Yes! We always recommend to not leave it on for long periods of time, but this is generally a standard safety rule for all electronic products when not in use. There is no harm to leaving it on 24/...
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Real neon lights are gas discharge lamps that produce very little excess heat. Your neon light will not feel hot to touch no matter how long you leave it on for. It is also not possible to overheat...
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Setting up your neon desk light is easy! Simply remove the base, adapter, and glass design from the packaging and follow the instructions below.
Setting Up Your Neon Desk Light
Set the round base...
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Neon gas is a rare earth element and is a non-toxic noble gas. It poses no threat to the environment because it is chemically unreactive and forms no compounds. The gas is contained inside the glas...
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Wondering how long neon lasts for or how long you can leave your neon light on for? This article is for you!
Novelty neon lights typically last for 5-7 years with normal decor use. The life expecta...
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