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	[[File:Sunray.png\|thumb\|275x275px\|A SunRay lamp illuminating an open book.]]		[[File:Sunray.png\|thumb\|275x275px\|A SunRay lamp illuminating an open book.]]
	With the exception of certain inland cities such as [[Ishiq]], most areas of T'vaqi rarely experienced direct sunlight for longer than 30 minutes per day prior to the[[Grand Calming\|Calming]]. The SunRay was therefore invented in [[10 TT]] to simulate a ray of direct sunlight, meant for indoor use. Following its initial launch, the SunRay became wildly successful; this led to the creation of a portable, battery-charged version of the product, the MiniRay, which was developed and released in [[5 TT]].		With the exception of certain inland cities such as [[Ishiq]], most areas of T'vaqi rarely experienced direct sunlight for longer than 30 minutes per day prior to the [[Grand Calming\|Calming]]. The SunRay was therefore invented in [[10 TT]] to simulate a ray of direct sunlight, meant for indoor use. Following its initial launch, the SunRay became wildly successful; this led to the creation of a portable, battery-charged version of the product, the MiniRay, which was developed and released in [[5 TT]].

	A typical SunRay lamp must be plugged in to an outlet via cable to function; the light can then be activated or deactivated by pressing a switch on the base of the lamp. The lamp consists of a large bulb within a hollow metal hemisphere, which is connected to the base of the lamp via three swivel joints. The swivel joints present on the lamp allow it a wide range of motion. The portable MiniRay is composed of a smaller bulb within a short metal cylinder, and can be turned on and off using a button on the bottom of the cylinder. The light emitted by a SunRay lamp is warm and saturated with ultraviolet radiation; in several cases, this has caused (sometimes severe) sunburns.		A typical SunRay lamp must be plugged in to an outlet via cable to function; the light can then be activated or deactivated by pressing a switch on the base of the lamp. The lamp consists of a large bulb within a hollow metal hemisphere, which is connected to the base of the lamp via three swivel joints. The swivel joints present on the lamp allow it a wide range of motion. The portable MiniRay is composed of a smaller bulb within a short metal cylinder, and can be turned on and off using a button on the bottom of the cylinder. The light emitted by a SunRay lamp is warm and saturated with ultraviolet radiation; in several cases, this has caused (sometimes severe) sunburns.

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The '''SunRay''' is a switch-activated lamp that emits light intended to emulate natural sunlight. The product is manufactured and sold by the [[T'vaqi]] appliance corporation [[Hotapasa]].
== Design and use ==
[[File:Sunray.png|thumb|275x275px|A SunRay lamp illuminating an open book.]]
With the exception of certain inland cities such as [[Ishiq]], most areas of T'vaqi rarely experienced direct sunlight for longer than 30 minutes per day prior to the[[Grand Calming|Calming]]. The SunRay was therefore invented in [[10 TT]] to simulate a ray of direct sunlight, meant for indoor use. Following its initial launch, the SunRay became wildly successful; this led to the creation of a portable, battery-charged version of the product, the MiniRay, which was developed and released in [[5 TT]].

A typical SunRay lamp must be plugged in to an outlet via cable to function; the light can then be activated or deactivated by pressing a switch on the base of the lamp. The lamp consists of a large bulb within a hollow metal hemisphere, which is connected to the base of the lamp via three swivel joints. The swivel joints present on the lamp allow it a wide range of motion. The portable MiniRay is composed of a smaller bulb within a short metal cylinder, and can be turned on and off using a button on the bottom of the cylinder. The light emitted by a SunRay lamp is warm and saturated with ultraviolet radiation; in several cases, this has caused (sometimes severe) sunburns.

After the nation's Calming in [[30 PC]], SunRay sales dropped severely, causing Hotapasa to lose approximately 58% of its investment value; the company has not since recovered. While still occasionally used for lighting purposes, the SunRay has been rendered largely obsolete.
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