The world greatest solar simulator started shining in Jülich – Germany on 23rd March 2017.
The plant has between its purposes, that of developing production processes of solar fuel, including hydrogen.
In the three floors of Synlight building, there are 149 short arc xenon lamps using electronic power supplies EX-200 GM/3-E and igniters AS-18040A.
We are proud to have taken part in this important project and we thank DLR (German Aerospace Centre) to have chosen IREM products.
Thanks to their ability to reduce residual ripple and provide a stable voltage, rectifiers are key components in the POWER LIGHTING sector, allowing for constant and long-lasting light output.
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Xenon lamps are special gas discharge lamps that operate on direct current (DC). Inside them, an electric arc passes through two electrodes inside a bulb filled with high-pressure Xenon gas. This process produces an intense and bright light, available immediately upon ignition, similar to natural sunlight.
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IREM is engaged in the field of lighting large sporting events with the innovative solutions of the POWER LIGHTING line.
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To ensure a long operational life of solar simulation lights, a very stable current and low ripple are required. For this reason, it is essential to use specific power supplies and igniters.
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Naval search lights with xenon lamps are essential for safe navigation in conditions of poor visibility. Thanks to their intense white light, they can penetrate through fog, rain and even rough waters, providing reliable guidance for moving ships.
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The FAI (Italian Environment Fund) on the occasion of the Spring Days has chosen to pay homage to the founder of IREM, Mario Celso, with a series of initiatives to remember the origins of his career and the consequent birth of IREM.
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