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Introduction case study 1 of the induction lamp: Indoor lighting in a gymnasium.

Introduction case study 1 of the induction lamp: Indoor lighting in a gymnasium.

Introducing a case of implementing "electrode-less lamps," which are gaining attention as an alternative to mercury lamps, in a gymnasium!

The "electrode-less lamp," which is gaining attention as a third option to replace LED lights when switching from mercury lamps, has a completely different structure from traditional bulbs that use a filament. Since it has no electrodes, it offers a long lifespan and a gentle brightness. This page introduces examples of replacing existing mercury lamps with "electrode-less lamps." 【Replacement Details】 ○ Replacing 13 existing mercury lamps used for indoor lighting in the gymnasium with next-generation electrode-less lamps. ○ Mercury lamps 400W × 13 units → Electrode-less lamps 200W × 13 units 【Features and Benefits of Electrode-less Lamps】 ○ Long lifespan (approximately 9 times longer than mercury lamps) ○ Energy-saving and high efficiency ○ High color rendering ○ Maintenance-free ○ 5-year manufacturer warranty for peace of mind For more details, please contact us or download the catalog.

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[Case Study 3 of Electrode-less Lamp] Company Y, Large Factory

[Case Study 3 of Electrode-less Lamp] Company Y, Large Factory

We would like to introduce a case where "electrode-less lamps," which are gaining attention as an alternative to mercury lamps, were implemented in the large factory of Company Y!

We would like to introduce a case study of the installation of "electrode-less lamps" at Company Y's large factory. The "electrode-less lamp," which is gaining attention as a third option to replace mercury lamps alongside LEDs, has a completely different structure from traditional bulbs that use filament. Since it has no electrodes, it offers a long lifespan and a gentle brightness. Before installation, there were 32 units of 700W mercury lamps, with a total power consumption of 24.0 kW. After installing 17 units of TL8-400E (400W) electrode-less lamps, the total power consumption was reduced to 7.14 kW. The installation position was changed from direct ceiling mounting at 15 meters to direct wall mounting at 7 meters, angled 30 degrees downward. 【Implementation Effects】 [Before Installation] ○ 32 units of 700W mercury lamps (total power consumption: 24.0 kW) ○ Installation position: direct ceiling mounting ○ Installation height: 15 meters [After Installation] ○ 17 units of TL8-400E (400W) (total power consumption: 7.14 kW) ○ Installation position: direct wall mounting ○ Installation height: 7 meters, angled 30 degrees downward For more details, please contact us or download the catalog.

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Case Study 4 of Electrode-less Lamp Introduction: Parking Lot of a Skating Rink in Kanagawa Prefecture

Case Study 4 of Electrode-less Lamp Introduction: Parking Lot of a Skating Rink in Kanagawa Prefecture

Introducing the case of implementing "electrode-less lamps," which are gaining attention as an alternative to mercury lamps, in the parking lot of a skating rink in Kanagawa Prefecture!

We would like to introduce a case where "electrode-less lamps" were installed in the Kanagawa Skate Link parking lot. The "electrode-less lamp," which is gaining attention as a third option to replace mercury lamps with LEDs, has a completely different structure from traditional bulbs that use filament. Since it has no electrodes, it offers a long lifespan and gentle brightness. We replaced two existing mercury lamps used for outdoor lighting in the parking lot with the next-generation electrode-less lamp "SAKUGEN." Near the lighting pole, the illumination increased from 5.1Lx to 94.1Lx. 【Implementation Effects】 ○ Mercury lamps 600W × 2 units → GT2-250E 250W × 2 units [Illuminance Measurement] ○ Measurement location near the lighting pole: 5.1Lx → 94.1Lx ○ Measurement location 1: 24.5Lx → 27.0Lx ○ Measurement location 2: 11.7Lx → 15.0Lx ○ Measurement location 3: 13.1Lx → 21.5Lx ○ Measurement location 4: 31.3Lx → 58.4Lx For more details, please contact us or download the catalog.

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Suitable for switching from mercury lamps! A collection of comparison photos between electrodeless lamps and mercury lamps.

Suitable for switching from mercury lamps! A collection of comparison photos between electrodeless lamps and mercury lamps.

Switching from mercury lamps is not just about LED! We are currently offering a free collection of case studies featuring comparison photos from various locations where it has been implemented!

This document includes comparison images of electrodeless lamps with mercury lamps and high-pressure sodium lamps. The "electrodeless lamp," which is gaining attention as a third option to replace LED when switching from mercury lamps, has a completely different structure from traditional light bulbs with filament structures. Since it has no electrodes, it is a lamp with a long lifespan and gentle brightness. It is noted for its power consumption and electricity costs being less than half that of mercury lamps, as well as its ability to provide continuous lighting for 100,000 hours. This document was created based on the voices of those who are curious about how the brightness compares when actually switching. It clearly summarizes before-and-after photos of various case studies, such as the Kuki City Washinomiya Sports Center and the Yokohama City futsal court. [Contents (excerpt)] ■ Factories ■ Batting centers ■ Kuki City Washinomiya Sports Center ■ Yokohama City futsal court ■ Highway tunnels ■ Large billboards *Please check the document via PDF download.

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[Case Study 6 of Electrode-less Lamp Introduction] Dairy Barn

[Case Study 6 of Electrode-less Lamp Introduction] Dairy Barn

By using electrodeless lamps for barn lighting, milk production increases! Widely adopted by dairy farmers and factories in the United States!

A professor at Hiroshima University Graduate School (Animal Husbandry Management) has been researching the effects of barn lighting on cows since 2013, focusing on the hormone "cortisol," which is secreted when cows experience stress (often referred to as the "stress hormone" because its secretion increases rapidly when the body is under stress). The "electrode-less lamp" is considered to be close to sunlight among lighting devices and is thought to be a factor that does not cause stress. Additionally, this product has two types of light sources, with the "circle type" serving as a replacement for mercury lamps and capable of wide-area illumination. 【Features of the Electrode-less Lamp】 ■ Circle Type - Compatible with mercury lamps up to 1000W class - Provides wider illumination than the bulb type - Low-frequency type (adopted in the United States) *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

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Case Study 5 of Electrode-less Lamp Introduction: Izanagi Shrine

Case Study 5 of Electrode-less Lamp Introduction: Izanagi Shrine

Introducing the case of the "electrode-less lamp," which is gaining attention as a substitute for mercury lamps, being implemented at Izanagi Shrine!

Here is an introduction to the case of installing "electrode-less lamps" at Izanagi Shrine on Awaji Island. Our product was chosen for the lighting of the magnificent statue. The "electrode-less lamp," which is gaining attention as a third option to replace mercury lamps with LED, has a completely different structure from traditional light bulbs that use a filament. Since it has no electrodes, it offers a long lifespan and a gentle brightness. 【Features and Benefits of Electrode-less Lamps】 ■ Long lifespan (approximately 9 times longer than mercury lamps) ■ Energy-saving and high efficiency ■ High color rendering ■ Maintenance-free ■ 5-year manufacturer warranty for peace of mind *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

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Pupil lumen

Pupil lumen

A new standard for lighting evaluation has already been established in Europe and the United States, considering the state of human pupils!

We would like to introduce "PLM: Pupil Lumen." Recent research has shown that the traditional brightness standard "Lux" is not directly related to human visual capability. Instead, a new concept called "Pupil Lumen (Plm)," which takes into account the state of a person's pupil, has begun to emerge as a new standard for lighting evaluation in Europe and the United States. [Overview (Excerpt)] - The diameter of the human pupil varies between 2 to 8 mm, resulting in an area that can change by up to 16 times. - In bright environments, the pupil constricts, reducing the amount of light entering the eye. - Conversely, in areas without strong light, the pupil dilates, allowing more light to enter the eye. As a result, a phenomenon occurs where the environment feels brighter than the Lux measurement indicates. - The calculation method for pupil lumen involves applying a correction factor (S/P Ratio Correction Factor) to each lighting source. *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

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Power consumption is 1/3 of mercury lamps! What is an electrodeless lamp? First appearance on TV!

Power consumption is 1/3 of mercury lamps! What is an electrodeless lamp? First appearance on TV!

【First TV Appearance!】Free presentation of the features and case studies of the "Electrode-less Lamp," the third alternative to LED!

With the abolition of mercury lamps, electrode-less lamps are gaining attention as a substitute! "Electrode-less lamps" are eco-friendly lighting that surpasses LED. ● Power consumption is 1/3 of that of mercury lamps ● Long lifespan of 100,000 hours ● 5-year product warranty Our President, Mr. Konno, has been confirmed to appear on J:COM Channel Digital 11ch's "Cheers to the Local! Izakaya Ishichan." He will explain what electrode-less lamps are in an easy-to-understand manner during the izakaya talk. The program is scheduled to air on the following dates: - Part 1: September 18, 2023 (Monday) to September 22, 2023 (Friday) - Part 2: September 25, 2023 (Monday) to September 29, 2023 (Friday) Both at 19:00～ *Please note that the broadcast content and schedule are subject to change without notice. *For specific inquiries about electrode-less lamps, please feel free to contact us through the "Contact Form." 《We are also looking for sales agents in the Japanese market.》

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Case Study 2 of Electrode-less Lamp Introduction: Large Signboard Lighting

Case Study 2 of Electrode-less Lamp Introduction: Large Signboard Lighting

Introducing a case study on the introduction of "electrode-less lamps," which are gaining attention as an alternative to mercury lamps, in large signboard lighting!

The "electrode-less lamp," which is gaining attention as a third option to replace mercury lamps when switching to LED, has a completely different structure from traditional light bulbs with filament structures. Since it has no electrodes, it offers a long lifespan and a gentle brightness. This page introduces a case where large sign lighting was replaced from existing mercury lamps to "electrode-less lamps." The case involved replacing six 300W mercury lamps (1800W) with five 100W electrode-less lamps (500W). 【Request Details】 ■ Replacement of six existing mercury lamps with five electrode-less lamps ■ Make the sign more noticeable ■ However, do not focus on illuminating the logos on both sides, but rather shine the light on the skating rink 【Effects After Installation】 ■ Reduced the number of lights from six to five, achieving energy savings and higher efficiency ■ Improved visibility due to the distinctive light characteristics of the electrode-less lamps (thumbnail image) For more details, please contact us or download the catalog.

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Switching from mercury lamps is not just to LED! Electrode-less lamps.

Switching from mercury lamps is not just to LED! Electrode-less lamps.

Perfect for switching from mercury lamps! The lifespan of the electrodeless lamp equals the lifespan of the inverter! A lamp that emits light through coils, eliminating bulb burnout.

A non-electrode lamp is a bulb that does not have electrodes inside the light-emitting tube, utilizing the principles of electromagnetic induction and discharge for light emission. It consists of an inverter (ballast), an induction coil, and a light-emitting body. The inverter generates a magnetic field from the induction coil, causing electromagnetic induction. The electrons generated by this process excite the atoms inside the tube, producing ultraviolet light, which then collides with the phosphor on the inner wall of the bulb, resulting in visible light. 【Features】 ■ Wide range of light emission ■ Energy-saving (electricity costs reduced by more than half) ■ Natural light ■ No flicker (gentle on the eyes) ■ Difficult to create shadows *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

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[Magazine Article] Electrode-less lamps with power consumption and electricity costs less than half of mercury lamps.

[Magazine Article] Electrode-less lamps with power consumption and electricity costs less than half of mercury lamps.

Switching from mercury lamps is not just about LED! The 'Next Generation Energy-Saving Lighting SAKUGEN' with power consumption and electricity costs less than half of mercury lamps.

We would like to introduce an article featured in the November issue of "Company Tank." The electrodeless lamp adopts a mechanism based on the principles of electromagnetic induction and light emission through discharge. Since there are no filament electrodes inside the light-emitting tube, it is not affected by the lifespan issues caused by electrode wear, allowing the lamp itself to continue lighting for nearly an indefinite period. Instant lighting and instant re-lighting are easily achievable, and due to its high color rendering, objects can be seen in colors that are close to those seen in natural light. 【Contents】 - Company Introduction - Introduction of the Representative Director - Introduction of the Electrodeless Lamp - Principle of Light Emission of the Electrodeless Lamp - Case Studies of Electrodeless Lamp Implementation For more details, please contact us or download the catalog.

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[Case Study of Electrode-less Lamp Introduction 7] Kitaguchi Hongu Fuji Sengen Shrine

[Case Study of Electrode-less Lamp Introduction 7] Kitaguchi Hongu Fuji Sengen Shrine

Certificate of Appreciation for the introduction at the North Entrance Main Shrine of Fuji Asama Shrine! We present a case where the replacement of mercury lamps with electrode-less lamps improved the atmosphere and boosted fortune.

Introducing the Kitaguchi Hongu Fuji Sengen Shrine, which enshrines the cherry blossom goddess, Konohanasakuya-hime, and has adopted "electrode-less lamps." The "electrode-less lamp," which is gaining attention as a third option to replace mercury lamps with LEDs, consumes less than half the power and electricity costs of mercury lamps. Unlike traditional light bulbs with filament structures, it has a completely different light-emitting principle and, due to the absence of electrodes, features a long lifespan and gentle brightness. At the Kitaguchi Hongu Fuji Sengen Shrine, the replacement from mercury lamps to electrode-less lamps has resulted in a much-improved atmosphere, and the chief priest expressed gratitude for the gentle light, which has received high praise from visitors. This information was conveyed to the Yamanashi Prefectural Shrine Office, and a letter of appreciation was received from the head of the shrine office. [Case Overview] ■ Installation Site: Kitaguchi Hongu Fuji Sengen Shrine ■ Effect of Installation: Replacement of mercury lamps with electrode-less lamps improved the atmosphere and increased fortune. *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

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Mercury lamps and LEDs: The third option - What are electrode-less lamps?

Mercury lamps and LEDs: The third option - What are electrode-less lamps?

Ideal for replacing mercury lamps and LED lighting! What is the next-generation lighting "electrode-less lamp" that boasts a long lifespan of 100,000 hours and energy efficiency?

The "electrode-less lamp" does not have filaments or electrodes inside the light-emitting tube, unlike fluorescent lamps or mercury lamps, so it is not affected by the lifespan due to electrode wear, allowing the lamp itself to continue lighting indefinitely without running out of "bullets." The power consumption is about one-third that of a mercury lamp with the same brightness. It has a color rendering close to sunlight and does not emit blue light like LEDs, so it does not cause eye strain even with prolonged use. Additionally, it lights up instantly, making it reliable as emergency lighting during power outages. 【Features】 - Power consumption is about one-third that of a mercury lamp with the same brightness (electricity costs are less than half that of a mercury lamp). - With a low heat generation of 80-90°C, it helps save on electricity costs for air conditioning systems. - It lights up instantly, making it reliable as emergency lighting during power outages. - It is close to natural light and minimizes shadows, making it suitable for high ceiling lighting. *For more details, please refer to the PDF materials or feel free to contact us.*

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Attention those struggling with lighting selection! What is a 'non-electrode lamp'?

Attention those struggling with lighting selection! What is a 'non-electrode lamp'?

What is the "electrode-less lamp," which is gaining attention as a third option to replace mercury lamps with LEDs?

We have been working to promote the use of electrode-less lamps, which offer superior light quality that overcomes the weaknesses of LED lighting and is safer than mercury lamps. The "electrode-less lamp," which is gaining attention as a third option to replace mercury lamps, has a structure that is completely different from traditional bulbs with filament structures. Since it has no electrodes, it is a lamp with a long lifespan and gentle brightness. Notably, it consumes less than half the power and electricity costs of mercury lamps, and due to its light emission through magnetic force, there are no consumable materials in the lamp. Its long lifespan, low heat generation, and low power consumption help keep running costs down. [Contents (partial)] ■ Features of Sakura Lighting Electrode-less Lamps ■ Differences from fluorescent lamps ■ Structure and principles of Sakura Lighting Electrode-less Lamps ■ Lifespan of Sakura Lighting Electrode-less Lamps ■ Case studies (gymnasiums/sports facilities/shrine-related) *For more details, please refer to the PDF materials or feel free to contact us.

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Perfect for switching from mercury lamps! Indoor electromagnetic-free lamp 'AI-100N'

Perfect for switching from mercury lamps! Indoor electromagnetic-free lamp 'AI-100N'

Switching from mercury lamps is not just about LED! Indoor non-electrode lamps made of aluminum alloy that are corrosion-resistant, sturdy, and long-lasting.

The "AI-100N" is a compact, integrated, indoor use, electrodeless lamp with an easy-to-install hook. The "electrodeless lamp," which is gaining attention as a third option to replace mercury lamps with LED, has a completely different light emission principle than traditional bulbs, as it does not have a filament structure and lacks electrodes, resulting in a long lifespan and gentle brightness. This product uses a high-quality heat-resistant silicone sealing ring to enhance waterproofing. It features an imported aluminum reflector (made in Germany) with tempered glass, providing uniform light distribution and high reflection efficiency. Additionally, it is made of aluminum alloy, making it corrosion-resistant, sturdy, and long-lasting. 【Features】 ■ Compact and integrated, easy to install ■ Imported aluminum reflector (made in Germany) with tempered glass, providing uniform light distribution and high reflection efficiency ■ Uses a 100W electrodeless lamp ■ Efficient with a set of stabilizers, flicker-free ■ Low power loss, high stability, and an almost zero failure rate

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