What is another word for miners lamp?
Pronunciation: [mˈa͡ɪnəz lˈamp] (IPA) 
A miners lamp, also known as a Davy lamp, safety lamp, or flame safety lamp, is a device used by miners to light their way in underground mines while reducing the risk of explosions caused by ignited flammable gases. Other names for the miners lamp include the fireman's lamp, Geordie lamp, Clanny lamp, and Stephenson lamp. The term "Davy" lamp originates from the inventor, Sir Humphry Davy, who developed the lamp in the late 18th century. The miners lamp has been improved over the years, with modern versions including LED lights and rechargeable batteries. Despite these advancements, many miners still rely on the traditional miners lamp for its reliability and safety features.
