How To Save Energy and the Environment
49How to save electricity by 30% to 50% and save the environment.
A product called "Induction Lighting" can reduce lighting electricity consumption by 30% to 50%, and has a life expectancy of 100,000 hours, and is more environmentally responsible than conventional lighting.
"Induction Lighting" was introduced by the major lighting manufacturers about 10 years ago. The uniqueness of this product is that the lamps do not operate with a filament or electrode. Conventional filament lighting has a life expectancy of up to 7,000 hours. According to manufacturers, some induction lighting products can last up to 100,000 hours which equates to over 10 years for many users.
How does the light compare?
Where can Induction Lighting be used?
This type of lighting can be used for many applications both interior and exterior. Induction lighting will function within a temperature range of -40 to +140 degrees Fahrenheit. The long life of this product can benefit street lighting, shopping centers, tunnels, car lots. Induction lighting is also suitable for interior applications such as; office buildings, supermarkets, factories, and some residential use.
How is it more environmentally friendly?
- Mercury usage per 20,000 hours can be as high as 37.8 mg for conventional metal halide, florescent and high pressure sodium lamps. Induction lighting uses only 1.3 mg per 20,000 hours.
- Longer life means fewer disposals of lamps.
Review the Benefits
More environmentally responsible
Energy savings of 30% to 70%Longer lasting lamps reduce maintenance costsHigher quality light with less energy consumptionInstant on, (no flicker), capabilityWhere can I learn more?
- induction lighting and electrodeless lamps
Very extensive blog on induction lighting. - Electrodeless Lamps on Wikipedia









