How Induction Lamp Works

Induction lamp is an electrodeless fluorescent lamp. Without electrodes, the lamp relies on the fundamental principles of electromagnetic induction to create light.

Induction lamps consist of a sealed glass tube filled with an inert gas, magnets encircling the tube and an electronic circuit board that provides power. When current is applied, it induces the magnets, causing acceleration of free electrons in the inert gas, which collide with mercury atoms and excite the electrons. As the excited electrons fro these atoms fall back from a higher energy state to a lower, stable level, they emit ultraviolet radiation. The UV radiation created is converted to visible light as it passes though a phosphor coating on the inside surface of the tube.

FEATURES BENEFITS OF INDUCTION LAMP 

_Long Lifetime:  80,000 hours, eliminates maintenance costs.

_Flicker Free : natural white light for improved vision.

_Instant Start and Re-Start:  no warm up time, ideal for use with motion detectors and light sensors.

_Wide Range of Voltages and Temperature:   voltages between 85-150/160-265 ; temperature from -35℃ to 55℃.

_Color Temperatures:  available in 2720k-6500k.

_High capacity: The capacity factor is larger than 0.98.

_Direct current power supply usable: work well with solar illuminant.

_Environmental friendly: All our items will be strictly according to RHOS/ EMC/CE etc regulation. 

_High lighting efficacy, high energy saving: produces more light using less energy.

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