Induction lighting uses gases excited by magnetic fields rather than electrodes, allowing them to last 100,000 hours compared to fluorescent bulbs which degrade over time. Induction lamps do not require electrodes and use magnetic induction to transmit energy instead of wires. They provide energy savings of 50%, last 500% longer than other bulbs, and come with a 10-year warranty.

1. Induction Bulb<br />WHAT IS INDUCTION LIGHTING?<br />Induction lights are similar to fluorescent lights in that they use gases, which, once ‘excited’, react with the phosphor that coats the tubes to produce white light. Unlike fluorescent lamps, induction systems are rated at 100,000 hours; this is because fluorescent lamps must use electrodes, which degrade with time, to ‘excite’ the gases inside of the tube. Induction lamps do not use electrodes but instead use the principle of induction (which is, the transmission of energy by way of magnetic field). Essentially this is wireless lighting. These systems come with a 10-YEAR WARRANTY. 50% savings - 500% more life!<br /> <br /> Induction Fixture Street and Parking Induction in Garage<br />Benefits of Induction Lighting<br />Long Life - 100,000 hours<br />Color rendering – 85 CRI<br />Color Temperature – 2,700K-6,500K<br />Energy Efficient – 85+ Lumens per Watt<br />Lumen maintenance - 70% output at 100,000 hrs<br />Maintenance costs – 10 years without a change out<br />Instant on and can be used with photocell or motion sensor<br />High Output – 70W to 400W<br />No Flickering, No Strobing, No Noise<br />Minimal color shifting<br />Starting temperatures as low as -40 degrees F<br />