Low-voltage mercury-free energy-saving bulb
A low-voltage technology for energy-saving lamps, which is applied in the field of high-efficiency conversion of electric energy to light energy, can solve the problems of mercury pollution, low-voltage mercury-free energy-saving light bulb production costs, etc., to reduce production costs, achieve sustainable economic development, and prolong service life. Effect
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[0008] A vacuum pump pumps out the miscellaneous gas in the glass lamp housing 5 through the exhaust rod 6 under high temperature conditions, and fills it with neon gas 3, and sinters the exhaust rod 6 to make the glass lamp housing 5 a vacuum;
[0009] when figure 1 The B metal lamp cap part in the power supply, figure 2 The metal wire 2 connecting the electrode and the metal lamp cap will conduct electricity on the electrode 1, ionize the electron powder coated on the electrode 1, and activate the fluorescent powder 4 in the coated lamp tube under the action of neon gas to realize Low-voltage mercury-free energy-saving bulbs are lit to achieve the purpose of converting electrical energy into light energy. Since the electrode 1 in the lamp shell is in a non-contact state, the service life of the low-voltage mercury-free energy-saving bulb is also prolonged.
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