Specialty and Architectural Lighting
Replacing an LCD or RPTV Projector Lamp
Posted by Nick on for ProLampSales
It's a warning sign that many consumers never expect to see on their screen: "Please Replace the LAMP." The LCD or RPTV projector lamp is reaching the end of its life, and it is time to replace it. As you reflect back on all those episodes of The Simpsons, Seinfeld re-runs, and Super Bowls dating back to the mid-1990s, you wonder how difficult it will be to replace. Thankfully, the tools necessary to start replacing...
- Posted in Projector Lamps
Will a Yellow Bug Light Actually Keep Bugs Away?
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- Posted in Landscape & Outdoor
Harmful Effects of Ultraviolet Sunlight - UVA and UVB
Posted by Dave on for ProLampSales
With the arrival of Spring and sunnier skies, it is worth a reminder about the power and harmful effects of ultraviolet light. Sunlight contains both UVA and UVB radiation. These are invisible wavelengths beyond the blue end of the electromagnetic spectrum. UVA, the tanning (and skin wrinkling) portion of the spectrum, is often mistakenly regarded as less harmful than UVB rays. It is true that UVB packs more energy than UVA. Unprotected skin will burn,...
- Posted in Health, Ultraviolet Light
How Bug Zappers Use Ultraviolet Light to Kill Insects
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The sounds of Spring. Rain and thunderstorms, birds that are finally coming back after a long winter, and ZAP! That's right, it's time to talk about bug zappers, an invention that has come a long way since it was first patented in 1934. How Bug Zappers Work Bug zappers, despite many improvements in safety and insect luring potential, are basically the same as they were when first invented. An ultraviolet emitting light bulb attracts insects...
- Posted in Landscape & Outdoor, Ultraviolet Light
Bug Zapper vs. Bug Light - Pros and Cons
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- Posted in Landscape & Outdoor, Ultraviolet Light
What are Benefits of Full Spectrum Light?
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This article examines the many health benefits of human exposure to full spectrum light, otherwise known as daylight simulating light sources. Psychological Most people prefer daylight from windows and skylights to electric light. Daylight gives people a positive feeling and can help improve mood and motivation. Because "full spectrum" light bulbs produce the appearance of white or bluish-white light and because they also produce a higher perception of brightness, there is often a positive association...
- Posted in Health
What's the difference between a halogen and incandescent bulb?
Posted by Dave on for ProLampSales
- Posted in Halogen, Incandescent