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Ukrainians are forced to look for alternative options for lighting their homes. But there are several ways to make the lighting in the apartment during a blackout, writes the publication "

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Alternative lighting options.

When turning off the light, you can use:.

led strips that run on direct current and are connected to a constant voltage source, such as a car battery;

LED lights that save energy from the battery or batteries;

battery-operated garlands - they are also made of LEDs, which give bright illumination;

kerosene (tourist) lamp - it can be used at home, but you must remember the fire safety rules and do not leave such a lamp on if no one is in the room;

generator - its price depends on power. The simplest can cost within a few thousand hryvnia and is able to ensure the operation of light bulbs, a kettle, etc..

Previously, we wrote how much it would cost Ukrainians to use an average power generator per day if it worked continuously.