What is a Electrodeless lamp?

An electrodeless lamp is a special type of lamp that generates discharge without the use of electrodes. Unlike conventional lamps that rely on electrodes to trigger discharge, electrodeless lamps use high-frequency electromagnetic waves to excite gases, producing light. This design offers advantages such as long lifespan, high efficiency, and instant lighting. Without electrodes, these lamps have a longer lifespan and require less maintenance. Electrodeless lamps are primarily used for lighting and ultraviolet light sources, especially in industrial applications and commercial settings.

Application of Electrodeless lamp

１．Industrial Lighting
Electrodeless lamps are often used in large spaces like factories and warehouses. Their long lifespan and high efficiency reduce the need for frequent lamp replacements, thus minimizing maintenance costs.
２．Ultraviolet (UV) Irradiation
Electrodeless lamps are used in applications requiring ultraviolet light, such as sterilization, curing processes, and photoresist exposure in film production.
３．Commercial Facility Lighting
These lamps are also used in large commercial spaces like shopping malls and sports facilities. They provide efficient and instant lighting across wide areas, and due to their low energy consumption, they are ideal for commercial operations.

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