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For over 70 years IREM has been offering specific products and solutions for the professional lighting sectors that use Xenon lamps.

Xenon arc lamps are gas discharge lamps that operate with continuous current (DC). An electric arc, flowing through two electrodes inside a bulb ionized with xenon gas at high pressure, produces a bright white light closely to the natural sunlight, the closest reproducible artificially. Xenon arc lamps are used in cinema projection, in theaters, in marine searchlights and for specialized industrial uses, especially in solar simulation applications.

Many applications use these lamps also because they can be re-ignited in any cooling condition. When triggered, even when cold, full brightness is reached instantly.

One of the peculiarities of the short arc Xenon lamp is that of producing bright light, normally used for the design of large events that have, as their main feature, a well-focused beam of light.

Suitable products for Xenon lamps:
high voltage igniters and high quality electronic ballasts IREM
large events Xenon lamps
Xenon lamps

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