6838-10PK

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Incandescent lamps are the oldest and most widely used type of electric lighting. They are easily recognized by their classic “light bulb” shape and are widely used in both residential and commercial applications. These lamps work by passing electrical current through a thin metal filament. The filament heats up and produces light, though the majority of the power is converted to heat. This type of lamps is reliable, affordable, and long lasting, making them ideal for applications where a consistent level of light is desired.
Neon lamps are an entirely different form of electric lighting. They are named for the gas found within the glass tube - a mixture of neon and other noble gases. When an electrical current is applied to the tube, the gas glows, producing a brightly colored light. Although they have been largely supplanted by newer technologies, neon signs remain popular for their modern-looking vibrancy and colorful light displays.
The 6838-10PK is a series of lamps developed by Philips for industrial applications. It is an incandescent lamp designed for power of between 110 and 200 volts, offering up to 200 watts of power output. It has a rated lifetime of up to 2000 hours, and is designed to provide a consistent level of lighting with minimal power usage. The lamp is particularly well suited for use in environments where a consistent level of intensity is necessary, such as in industrial manufacturing facilities. In addition, its compact dimensions and stability make it an ideal choice for lighting applications in confined spaces.
The working principle of the 6838-10PK lamp is based on the same principle as other incandescent lamps. An electrical current is passed through a metal filament, causing it to heat up and produce light. The amount of light produced is determined by the voltage and wattage supplied to the lamp. The filament is encased in a glass shell, which helps to protect it from the surrounding environment and allows the light produced to escape.

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