Specifications

• What is Induction Lamp?
• Induction lamps do not have electrodes. Electrode or filament deterioration is a main reason that fluorescent and high intensity discharge (HID) lamps fail. Consequently, induction lamps last a long time. They are suitable for areas where changing out bulbs is expensive, difficult, or disruptive.
• Applications Include:
• Street, roadways, tunnels, high bays, parking lot, and area lighting where lamp change-outs are costly or dangerous. Other good applications include over machinery where lamp change-out is difficult or dangerous, and in production areas where lamp change-outs are disruptive or decrease production.
• Unique operating Principle
• In contrast to conventional fluorescent lamps, the discharge needed to generate light in the Induction lamp does not take place between two electrodes but without electrodes in a closed "ring" with no starting point and no end point. The energy is "injected" via ferrite rings from outside using magnetic fields (induction principle).
• Advantages:
• *Can last up to 100,000 burning hours, dramatically
• reducing ongoing operations and maintenance
• costs
• * Deliver higher efficiency (more lumens per watt)
• * Provide excellent color rendering (CRI over 80)
• versus HID (CRI: 22 for High Pressure Sodium,
• and 70 for Metal Halide)
• * Energy savings
• * Environmental friendly
• * Power Factor > 0.99, THD < 10%