Showing posts with label Halogen. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Halogen. Show all posts

Saturday, September 10, 2011

Halogen Floor Lamps

Halogen Floor Lamps


Halogen light technology is a step transmit for floor lamps.

Tungsten-halogen technology surpasses the former incandescent lighting in both vigor efficiency and in the quality to focus the light. While halogen bulbs aren't as vigor effective as fluorescent lighting, they are very effective at pin pointing their light in a exact direction, thanks to their parabolic aluminized reflector that redirects light that previously would have been scattered in undesired directions. Thus, halogen lights are ideal for galleries and gardens where exact items need to be showcased straight through spotlighting. Halogen lights are also exquisite reading lights.

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Note that halogen floor lamps should be chosen as a reading light or a spotlight only - not as a former source of light for a room. former halogen lamps shine their light directly on the ceiling and depend on the usually white ceiling to reflect that light throughout the room. Due to the inefficiency of this process, these lights must be much more powerful than a more specialized lamp. Also, this application wastes the halogen lamp's quality to accurately focus light in a tight beam, and they are restricted to rooms with white or light color ceilings that lack texture.


Halogen lights have a very long life - everywhere from 2,000 to 3,500 hours. Also, they give off a very crisp white light that eases the strain on the eye. Add to this the fact that they don't fade over time like their incandescent predecessors, and it's easy to see why halogen headlights are becoming more popular.

They are now more affordable, so halogen floor lamps come to be the ideal lighting option for many rooms. With your new appreciation of halogen lighting, you can only wait excitedly for the availability of the more vigor effective fluorescent technology in a floor lamp. With the halogen lamp for reading and spotlighting and the fluorescent lamp for former lighting, the incandescent light may ultimately be rendered obsolete.

Halogen Floor Lamps


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Friday, September 9, 2011

Halogen Lamps

Halogen Lamps


Halogen lamps are incandescent lamps with tungsten filaments but in addition, have their ageement envelopes filled with an inert gas and a halogen. This halogen could be whether bromine or iodine and the intention in halogenated is to increase the bulb's life cycle. Halogen bulbs have higher efficacy and produce higher color climatic characteristic than non-halogen incandescent bulbs.

The force of a halogen bulb over other incandescent bulbs is that the halogen in the bulb's casing helps to keep the bulb clean as in other bulbs the tungsten is deposited on the bulb. With a halogen bulb, a chemical reaction helps to make the tungsten evaporate. This not only keeps the bulb clean but also ensures that the light yield remains approximately constant throughout a bulb's life.

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The first halogen lamps to be used commercially were called Quartz Iodine Lamps as they used iodine as a halogen. Later lamps were made using bromine as a halogen. Because their exterior is closer to the filament, halogen lamps get hotter than other incandescent lamps. These lamps also control at higher temperatures and pose fire and burning risks.


For this reason, halogen lamps need some protection precautions. This includes the use of grilles to protect the bulb and in some cases the use of halogen bulbs over a definite voltage is prohibited in residential areas.

Some precautions need to be observed in handling halogen lamps. Any exterior contamination, notably fingerprints, can damage the quartz envelope when it is heated. Contaminants will generate a hot spot on the bulb exterior when the light is put on.

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