Electroluminescence
Description
Electroluminescent means “Cold Radiation” working with electrical high frequency. There is no resistance or filament directly in this technology. Electroluminescent only lights up with “High Frequency”. For this reason, Electroluminescence is called Cold Radiation. Although Electroluminescent takes the name cold radiation, Electroluminescence emits very little heat (25 degrees) outside. Electroluminescence never burns the hand that can be touched. Electroluminescent need Inverter, which is a kind of transformer, to make the light. With “high frequency” electrical energy supplied by INVERTER, it strikes the barrier between the pressures and gets stuck, FOSFOR, which cannot find a place to escape, thus emerges as LIGHT.
- Control switches - electric
- Luminescence
- Luminescence Electro
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