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• Incandescents Lamps
  Incandescent lamps have been around since 1845 and remain the most common type of lamp in use today. An incandescent lamp is a sealed glass bulb that contains a filament. Electrons flow through this filament when it is heated either by running electricity through it or using a gas such as helium or argon. The light emitted from the lamp is a result of incandescence, which is the heating of the filament emitting visible light. An advantage to incandescing lamps is that they emit a full spectrum of light, which gives them their warm glow. Incandescent lamps are used in many everyday applications such as lighting, photography and projection.
• Neon Lamps
  Neon lamps are a type of gas-discharge lamp that produces light when a high-voltage current passes through a tube filled with neon gas. When the voltage is transferred to the gas, it ionizes the atoms in the tube and emits a characteristic colored light. Neon lamps are commonly used in signs, advertising and lighting applications. These lamps have a long life span and are highly efficient, making them popular in many applications where long-lasting illumination is desired. One example is in car headlights, where they are used to produce an orange glow to illuminate the road.

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