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round tubular induction lamp rt series 40w-400w
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- introduction
- specifications
- applications
operating principle
a high-frequency electrodeless induction lamp, more commonly known as an "induction lamp", is based on faraday's principle of electromagnetic induction and possesses a structure similar to a transformer.the energy is coupled from the primary coils to the secondary rings formed by plasma, resulting in a high lighting efficacy lighting source with a long lifespan.the innovation is that there are no electrodes while the energy is coupled to the lamp through a high frequency induction magnetic field.the gas inside the lamp is excited by the magnetic field and turned into plasma.when the excited plasma atoms return to their ground state, they radiate 254nm uv light, which is converted into visible light by a tri-phosphor coating on the inner glass surface, much in the same manner as fluorescent lamps. this new technology solves the problems associated with electrode-
aging, resulting in a maintenance free lamp with a long lifespan.
features
◎ long lifetime: average lifetime 100,000 hours, maintenance free, suitable for long term usage
◎ high lighting efficacy: 65~90 lm/w
◎ high color rendering index: ≥80
◎ quick start: instant start and re-strike
◎ high power factor: >0.95
◎ high-frequency operating: comfortable, flickering free lighting for eyesight protection
◎ low lamp lumen depreciation: luminance maintenance rate > 70% at 60,000 hours
◎ optional color temperatures: 2720-6500k
◎ constant wattage output: the lamp's output power varies less than 3% with the input voltage fluctuation up to ±10%
◎ strong adaptability: operating ambient temperature -20℃ ~ 50℃ with enclosed fixture, lamp for -40℃ available
◎ low harmonic distortion: thd≤10%, meets international standard level l
◎ dimming function: optional intelligent dimming controls
applications
◎ indoor and outdoor lighting.
◎ locations that are difficult to access: workshops, shopping malls, offices, classrooms,supermarkets,freeways, garages, gas stations, stadiums, bridges, tunnels, subways, refrigerators.
◎ areas requiring instant (re)strike emergency lighting, such as airports.
◎ hazardous areas.
a high-frequency electrodeless induction lamp, more commonly known as an "induction lamp", is based on faraday's principle of electromagnetic induction and possesses a structure similar to a transformer.the energy is coupled from the primary coils to the secondary rings formed by plasma, resulting in a high lighting efficacy lighting source with a long lifespan.the innovation is that there are no electrodes while the energy is coupled to the lamp through a high frequency induction magnetic field.the gas inside the lamp is excited by the magnetic field and turned into plasma.when the excited plasma atoms return to their ground state, they radiate 254nm uv light, which is converted into visible light by a tri-phosphor coating on the inner glass surface, much in the same manner as fluorescent lamps. this new technology solves the problems associated with electrode-
aging, resulting in a maintenance free lamp with a long lifespan.
features
◎ long lifetime: average lifetime 100,000 hours, maintenance free, suitable for long term usage
◎ high lighting efficacy: 65~90 lm/w
◎ high color rendering index: ≥80
◎ quick start: instant start and re-strike
◎ high power factor: >0.95
◎ high-frequency operating: comfortable, flickering free lighting for eyesight protection
◎ low lamp lumen depreciation: luminance maintenance rate > 70% at 60,000 hours
◎ optional color temperatures: 2720-6500k
◎ constant wattage output: the lamp's output power varies less than 3% with the input voltage fluctuation up to ±10%
◎ strong adaptability: operating ambient temperature -20℃ ~ 50℃ with enclosed fixture, lamp for -40℃ available
◎ low harmonic distortion: thd≤10%, meets international standard level l
◎ dimming function: optional intelligent dimming controls
applications
◎ indoor and outdoor lighting.
◎ locations that are difficult to access: workshops, shopping malls, offices, classrooms,supermarkets,freeways, garages, gas stations, stadiums, bridges, tunnels, subways, refrigerators.
◎ areas requiring instant (re)strike emergency lighting, such as airports.
◎ hazardous areas.
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