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Low pressure sodium vapor lamps BY22D base

  • Low-pressure sodium vapor lamps – specialized light sources, known for their exceptionally high luminous efficacy and long lifespan. They provide stable yellow-orange lighting, which makes them widely used for streets, tunnels, bridges, industrial areas, and other places where clear visibility, energy saving, and reliability are essential. These lamps are among the most efficient in terms of lumens per watt consumed, making them an economical solution for large-scale lighting projects.

    Features

    High luminous efficacy – up to 200 lm/W.

    Yellow-orange light (approx. 1800 K) ensures visibility in poor weather conditions (fog, rain).

    Long service life – up to 18,000–20,000 hours.

    Low energy consumption – significantly reduces electricity costs.

    Compatible with electronic or electromagnetic ballasts (depending on the model).

    Applications

    Municipalities and road infrastructure: street, bridge, and tunnel lighting.

    Industry: lighting of areas, warehouses, and workshops where color rendering is not critical.

    Special areas: security zones, yards, parking lots.

    For electricians: a reliable and economical solution for mass lighting projects.

    Pros

    Extremely high efficiency (low cost, high light output).

    Long lifespan.

    Stable operation under various weather conditions.

    Economical choice for illuminating large areas.

    Cons

    Very poor color rendering (objects appear almost monochromatic).

    Limited application – unsuitable for interiors or areas requiring good light quality.

    Requires additional control equipment (ballasts).

    Low-pressure sodium vapor lamps are the right solution when efficiency, reliability, and durability are top priorities. While not suitable for places where good color rendering is required, these lamps are unmatched for street, tunnel, and industrial lighting, where energy savings and visibility are paramount. 

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