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Origins of Induction Lighting * How It Works * Advantages and Disadvantages * Existing Products * Victory Developments * Conclusion. History. Idea from Nikola Tesla in late 19 th Century Always huge radio interference problems Philips solved the problems in 1992
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Origins of Induction Lighting * How It Works * Advantages and Disadvantages * Existing Products * Victory Developments * Conclusion
History • Idea from Nikola Tesla in late 19th Century • Always huge radio interference problems • Philips solved the problems in 1992 • Price has traditionally been too high • Limited range of luminaires • Victory has addressed both these issues
How It Works • They work like Fluorescent • tubes without Electrodes. • Magnetic field is produced • by two transformer coils • This creates an electric • field in the glass tube • Electric field creates a discharge in the tube which radiates light • Works like a transformer – coils are primary, lamp is secondary
Technology Disadvantages Advantages • Long Life – 80,000 hours • Sealed for life fittings • High quality white light – • just like triphosphor fluorescent • Instant start & re-strike • Flicker-free high frequency gear • Low operating temperature • High initial cost • Electromagnetic interference • Difficult to design luminaires • VICTORY SYSTEM IS THE • FIRST TO OVERCOME • ALL OF THESE ISSUES!
Philips “QL” • Bulb shape is like an over-sized GLS lamp • This gives poor optical control • Special heat-sinks needed • Hot lamp = lower efficacy • Extremely expensive lamp • Few luminaires available
Osram “Endura” • Strange rectangular bulb shape • Extremely specialised optics are needed • Few luminaires available • Tubular design like • fluorescent = high efficacy • Extremely expensive lamp
GE “Genura” • Reflector shaped lamp • Integrated ballast and screw base • Designed as GLS retrofit • Designed to fail after • only 15,000 hours • Short life makes it a less • attractive lamp
Panasonic • GLS shaped and sized lamp • 100W GLS retrofit, 12W consumption • Integrated ballast • 30,000 hour life • Very expensive lamp • only sold in Japan
Tungda (China) • Chinese copy of the Philips QL lamp • Quality of the ballast not so good • Rapid lumen depreciation • Lamp efficacy 20% less • Low cost makes it • interesting • But concerns over quality
The Victory Saturn Lamp • Efficient tubular style • New circline shape • Easy to design luminaires around it • Only lamp with a dimmable ballast • Available in special colours and shapes • Specially designed new electronic • chips for ultra low EMC radiation
Victory System • Victory is the only company to offer the whole induction lighting system • Lamps • Electronic Ballasts • Luminaires • We present the largest range of induction fittings in the world • Streetlighting • Industrial • Decorative & Architectural
Streetlighting • Efficient optical system • - Advanced new lamp shape • 12 year re-lamping • - 80,000 hour life!! • Efficient white light • - 80 lumens per watt • Vibration resistant • - No electrodes to break • Instant hot re-strike
Tunnel Lights • Good for difficult maintenance areas • Optimised beam shape for tunnel use
Public Lighting • Vast range of decorative post-top lanterns • Ideal for town centres, residential streets • White light • High efficiency • Decorative styles • Sealed for life
Industrial • High Bay industrial floodlights • Outdoor Floodlights • White light • High efficiency • Good for difficult maintenance areas
Decorative • Very low cost units • Cheaper than a new HID lamp! • Commercial exteriors • Even residential use • Integrated ballasts
Conclusions • Victory is the only supplier with the • complete induction lighting system • Entire system cost is often lower than a • replacement discharge lamp! • EMC tests are all positive • We offer a huge variety of fittings to complement the lamps