Tune in to a higher frequency

Article Abstract:

Almost 15% of electricity consumed is for lighting. The use of high frequency (hf) lighting can produce savings of 30%. Fluorescent lamps, developed during the 1940s, are extremely popular and need electrical or electronic control gear built into the circuit either externally or within the lamp, bringing together various components. With the electronic hf ballast, all these components are merged into one device. The use offluorescent lamps at a higher frequency can eliminate possible strobscopic effects. The system is quiet and switches on instantly.

Electric Lamp Bulb and Part Manufacturing, Fluorescent Lamps, Lighting equipment and supplies industry, Lighting equipment industry, Materials

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GE Lighting buyers' guide

Article Abstract:

Details and specifications of GE Lighting products are listed. Lamp types include incandescent, halogen and fluorsescent. Compact fluorescent and discharge lamps are also available along with specialist stage, photographic and miniature lamps. Sizes, wattage and voltages are given along with prices and ordering information. Advice and information for installers and specifyers is included.

Product information, Lamps, Buyers Guide

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GE's integration starts rolling

Article Abstract:

GE Lighting will be the single brand name for all products made by GE Thorn, GE Lighting and Tungsram, in the UK. The new brand name has already been introduced in mainland Europe and includes new coating technology called ConstantColor.

Marketing

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