24ESB-

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The 24ESB range of lamps, although normally known under the general heading of "incandescents" or "neons" includes many types of light bulbs or lighting units that can be used for a wide range of lighting applications. These include fluorescent lighting, LED lighting, strip lighting, low or high intensity discharge and near-infrared lighting.

The term \'24ESB\' is derived from the Latin words \'esbiscitio\' and \'esbisco\', which means ‘shining’ or ‘brightening’. These lamps have been designed for use in both indoor and outdoor applications for providing general and special lighting needs. The 24ESB range of lamps also include bulbs that can emit various levels of light with different color temperatures.

The 24ESB lamps use the principle of incandescence to generate light from an electrical arc that is sent through a gas or vapor. The gas or vapor is heated to the point where it emits electrons, which then act as a light source. This is the phenomenon of incandescence, which is used extensively in the 24ESB range of lamps.

There are a range of 24ESB types of lamps available for use in different applications, which include:

Fluorescent Lamps – These lamps are used mainly for general lighting applications, for indoor offices and businesses. They are an energy-efficient alternative to the traditional compact fluorescent lamps, as they emit less heat than the latter.

LED Lamps – LED lamps are the most efficient lighting technology available today. They typically consume less energy than traditional fluorescent lamps and are long lasting. Their use has become increasingly popular for applications such as street, security and retail lighting.

Strip Lighting – Strip lighting is an important type of lighting in commercial and industrial setting, as it offers flexibility in terms of shape and size. It can be used for a variety of applications including decorations, security and lighting for large areas.

Low-Intensity Discharge Lamps – Low-intensity discharge lamps are typically used for lighting up commercial premises and offices and are designed to provide a precise level of light. These lamps are used mainly for their efficiency in turning energy into light.

High-Intensity Discharge Lamps – HID lamps are typically used for applications such as street, security and flood lighting. They are extremely efficient in terms of energy consumption and provide a higher level of light.

Near-Infrared Lamps – Near-infrared lamps are ideal for applications where there is a need to capture light. They are often used for photography and scientific research.

The 24ESB range of lamps is designed to provide a high level of light output and energy efficiency. They are also known for their long lifespan, which is typically several years or more. They can be used for both general and special lighting requirements, making them an ideal choice for a variety of lighting applications.

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