What is HID High Intesity Discharge (HID) ?

The efficiency of a light source is simply the fraction of electrical energy converted to light, i.e. watts of visible light produced for each watt of electrical power with no concern about the wavelength where the energy is being radiated. For example, a 100 watt incandescent lamp converts 7% of the electrical energy into light; discharge lamps convert 25% to 40% into light.

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High Intensity Discharge (HID) Xenon headlights are the new generation headlights that are fitted to most luxury cars and most new cars can have them fitted as an (expensive) option. This technology has been in home and commercial lighting for years.  They produce 300% more light than standard halogens and yet use less power. The HID Xenon (not Zenon) lighting technology is significantly different to the conventional halogen bulbs that use a heated tungsten filament. Unlike Halogen lamps, H...

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The Core is a component of an electromagnetic ballast that is surrounded by the Coil. The Core is comprised of steel laminations or solid ferrite material.

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Task lighting can: increase productivity improve personal viewing comfort provide greater control of individual lighting levels save energy dollars

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Refers to a color temperature around 3000K, providing a yellowish-white light.

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