Fiber Optic Lighting

Fiber optic lighting uses thin strands of glass or plastic (fibers) to transmit light from a source to a specific location. The light is generated by a lamp at one end of the fiber and travels through the core by total internal reflection, allowing flexible and precise illumination without electrical currents at the target end. This technology is ideal for highlighting details, creating decorative effects, or illuminating difficult-to-access areas, as the fibers can be shaped and directed with ease. It's safe, durable, and produces no heat at the illuminated end, making it suitable for a variety of aesthetic and functional applications.