What is a Tube light?

A tube light is a type of fluorescent lamp, consisting of a cylindrical glass tube coated with phosphor material, and filled with mercury vapor. When current flows through it, the mercury vapor emits ultraviolet light, which then interacts with the phosphor to produce visible light. Tube lights are commonly used in homes, offices, and commercial spaces due to their energy efficiency and long lifespan. They are ideal for lighting large areas because they provide bright, widespread illumination.

Application of Tube light

Example 1: Office Lighting
Tube lights are commonly used in offices and commercial spaces to provide uniform brightness across large areas. For example, they are often used in meeting rooms, hallways, and lobbies, offering good energy efficiency and long-term use.

Example 2: Factory Lighting
Tube lights are frequently used in factories and warehouses where large working spaces need to be illuminated. They provide sufficient lighting for work areas and are energy-efficient, helping businesses reduce operating costs.

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