A hybrid fluorescent lamp technology that eliminates the need for electrodes and filaments; generating light by means of a high frequency transmission of energy combined into a gas discharge.
As with conventional fluorescent lamps, varying the composition of the phosphors coated onto the inside of induction lamps, allows for models with different color temperatures. Unlike conventional fluorescent technology there are no failures caused by filament erosion, vibration, or seal breach.
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