Material | Model Number | Size(mm) | Luminous Colour | Luminosity(mcd/㎡) | Glow Showcase | |||
10(min) | 60(min) | |||||||
Inorganic Gravel | JTST-G0205H | 2-5 | Yellow- Green | 524 | 51 | |||
JTST-G0508H | 5-8 | 524 | 51 | |||||
JTST-G0812H | 8-12 | 524 | 51 | |||||
JTST-B0205H | 2-5 | Blue-Green | 639 | 88 | ||||
JTST-B0508H | 5-8 | 639 | 88 | |||||
JTST-B0812H | 8-12 | 639 | 88 | |||||
JTST-S0205H | 2-5 | Sky-Blue | 208 | 27 | ||||
JTST-S0508H | 5-8 | 208 | 27 | |||||
JTST-S0812H | 8-12 | 208 | 27 | |||||
Remarks: 1. Sizes can be customized according to actual application needs, with a maximum size of 25-50mm. 2. The edges of the Photoluminescent Gravel can be polished to smooth them down at customer request.
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JunTing Photoluminescent gravel transforms landscapes and indoor spaces with its enchanting glow-in-the-dark capability. Charged by daylight or artificial light, it illuminates pathways, gardens, and aquatic features at night, offering a magical ambiance. Ideal for safety, aesthetics, and creative installations, this eco-friendly solution enhances visibility and beauty without additional electricity, making it perfect for eco-conscious designs and innovative decorative projects.
Photoluminescent gravel, also know as glow in the dark gravel, operates through a fascinating process known as photoluminescence, which involves the absorption, storage, and emission of light. Containing pigments typically made from Strontium Aluminate, a non-radioactive rare earth element, this photoluminescent gravel absorbs photons from light sources such as sunlight or artificial lighting. The absorbed light energy is stored within the molecular structure of the pigments and is gradually released as visible light in the absence of a light source, causing the gravel to glow in the dark. The intensity and duration of this glow depend on the quality and concentration of the pigments, as well as the length of exposure to light. Embedded in materials like resin or glass, photoluminescent gravel offers an eco-friendly and visually appealing lighting solution for various applications, including garden paths, driveways, and decorative landscaping.
1. Landscaping and Garden Paths
2. Driveways and Walkways
3. Interior Design
4. Commercial and Public Spaces
5. Artistic Installations
6. Safety and Emergency Egress
Photoluminescent gravel does not strictly require direct sunlight to charge, but it does need exposure to a light source. Direct sunlight is one of the most effective ways to charge photoluminescent materials, including gravel, due to its intensity and the broad spectrum of light it provides. However, photoluminescent materials can also be charged using artificial light sources, such as fluorescent lights, LED lights, or incandescent bulbs. The key factors that affect the charging process are the intensity of the light source and the duration of exposure.
Photoluminescent gravel can be used in aquariums, but with some important considerations to ensure the safety and health of the aquatic life. The primary concern with any material introduced into an aquarium environment is whether it is non-toxic and will not leach harmful chemicals into the water.
The duration of the glow emitted by photoluminescent gravel depends on several factors, including the quality of the photoluminescent pigments used, the initial light exposure (both intensity and duration), and the environment in which the gravel is placed. Generally, high-quality photoluminescent gravel can start to glow visibly at dusk and continue to emit light for severals hours into the night.
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