Working Principle of Low Frequency Electrode less Induction Lamp

Salient Features :

Comparison of Some Important Factors Induction Lamps Instead of Traditional Lamps Energy Saving and Maintenance Cost Saving upto 45%

Concept of Induction Lamp : An Induction Lamp is an Electrode-Less Fluorescent Lamp. Without electrodes, the lamp relies on the fundamental principles of electromagnetic induction and gas discharge to create light. When the low frequency supply applied then the current flows through the energizing coils wrapping around the ferrite cores, inductive electric field is produced around a gas-filled glass tube and the gas is discharged. The discharge path forms a closed loop causing acceleration of free electrons, which collide with mercury atoms and excited electrons from these atoms fall back from this higher energy state level, they emit ultraviolet (UV) radiation. The UV radiation created is converted to visible light as it passes through a phosphor coating (Fluorescent Powder) on the surface of the tube. Thus Light is produced. The elimination of filaments and electrodes results in a lamp of unmatched life. Lasting 100,000 hours.

Working Principle of Low Frequency Electrode less Induction Lamp

Salient Features :

Comparison of Some Important Factors Induction Lamps Instead of Traditional Lamps Energy Saving and Maintenance Cost Saving upto 45%

Concept of Induction Lamp : An Induction Lamp is an Electrode-Less Fluorescent Lamp. Without electrodes, the lamp relies on the fundamental principles of electromagnetic induction and gas discharge to create light. When the low frequency supply applied then the current flows through the energizing coils wrapping around the ferrite cores, inductive electric field is produced around a gas-filled glass tube and the gas is discharged. The discharge path forms a closed loop causing acceleration of free electrons, which collide with mercury atoms and excited electrons from these atoms fall back from this higher energy state level, they emit ultraviolet (UV) radiation. The UV radiation created is converted to visible light as it passes through a phosphor coating (Fluorescent Powder) on the surface of the tube. Thus Light is produced. The elimination of filaments and electrodes results in a lamp of unmatched life. Lasting 100,000 hours.