Lamps

Lamp type A, type B, and type C

Lamps

Type Light device

Function Provides light

Lamps are light-emitting devices, used to illuminate stations, spaceships, and other installations as needed. They are more useful as general area lighting than as spotlights, as their range is particularly limited.

Basic information

A lamp's color can be customized by replacing the bulb in the lamp with one of another color.
Lamps can also be used as a part of a network to signal data transfers for example.
Power consumption when turned on: 0.125 electricity per second. Please note that visible light reach on the bulb is not accurate - the bulb glowing is visible from that distance, rather than the light being able to illuminate objects at that distance. For example, Lamp type A cannot illuminate objects at 10 metres, rather the glow will just be visible from 10 metres away. The visual effect of the bulb being on or off (it's just a brighter shade of the off bulb) can be viewed from any distance away assuming it's within render distance.

Gallery

Lamp (Type A)

Size 144×24×12 cm

Mass 593 kg kg

Volume 59.62 kv kv

Corrosion resistance 410

Input / Output

Electric input 0.125 e/s

Sockets 2

Colors

Composition

Bastium 90%

Ilmatrium 10%

Lamp (Type B)

Size 144×36×36 cm

Mass 889 kg kg

Volume 89.42 kv kv

Corrosion resistance 410

Input / Output

Electric input 0.125 e/s

Sockets 2

Colors

Composition

Bastium 90%

Ilmatrium 10%

Lamp (Type C)

Size 144×48×36 cm

Mass 1,287 kg kg

Volume 129.35 kv kv

Corrosion resistance 410

Input / Output

Electric input 0.125 e/s

Sockets 2

Colors

Composition

Bastium 90%

Ilmatrium 10%

Device fields

YOLOL field	description	range
LampOn	Determines whether the light is on. 0 is off, everything else is on.	0 - 1

To learn more about how to use fields, consult these wiki pages:

• Universal Tool
• Data networks
• YOLOL