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For in-vehicle equipment and more. We create future lighting systems.
Subminiature lamp ultra-small bulb (sizes: T3 T3.4 T4.2 T4.8) is a light source for automotive interior instrument panels and audio made by Toshiba Lighting. We also stock the 5.5V 125mA specification, which is used by automobile manufacturers, in addition to the standard 12V and 24V specifications. For more details, please contact us or refer to the catalog.
Warm and high-quality 2100K! Tozai's lamp reproduces the light of incandescent bulbs with LED lamps!
Nostalgic incandescent light bulbs provide a sense of comfort to people. Tozai, specializing in lamps, has developed this with great care! Please consider the "2100K" filament LED lamp that emits a gentle light similar to that of incandescent bulbs! 【Features for General Lighting (Chandelier Bulbs)】 - Carefully crafted 2100K - Dimmable - Equivalent to 25W and 40W incandescent bulbs - Available in four types of bases (E12, E14, E17, E26) - Uses a transparent glass bulb 【Features for Signage and Decorative Use】 - Carefully crafted 2100K - Ultra-energy-saving power consumption of 0.2W and 0.8W - Uses a transparent glass bulb - Various options including candle bulbs, globe bulbs, mini lamps (for decorative use), small round bulbs, and ball-shaped bulbs *LED = Energy-saving = CO2 reduction for decarbonization! *For more details, please contact us or refer to the catalog!
It is resistant to flickering, and there is almost no reduction in lifespan due to the power ON/OFF. It is bulb-shaped and easy to replace.
A sterilizing bulb using a cold cathode sterilization lamp. Since it is a bulb, replacing the light source is easy. Cold cathode lamps are resistant to flickering, and there is almost no reduction in lifespan due to turning the power on and off. ■ Test for the inactivation effect of the novel coronavirus In an in vitro test (test tube experiment) conducted as commissioned research by Professor Daisuke Hayasaka and Associate Professor Chuu Shimoda from the Joint Faculty of Veterinary Medicine at Yamaguchi University, it was confirmed that irradiating the Delta variant of the novel coronavirus on a petri dish for 5 seconds from a distance of 5 cm inactivated it by >99.99%. Additionally, under other conditions, it was confirmed that irradiating from a distance of 10 cm for 10 seconds resulted in >99.94% inactivation, and from a distance of 20 cm for 10 seconds resulted in >99.44% inactivation of the same virus. (*The results of this test do not indicate effectiveness in actual usage environments.) *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
