FULL FORM OF CFL

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FULL FORM OF CFL

           CFL stand for Compact Fluorescent lamp,it is also called Compact Fluorescent Light. It is an energy saving lamp that consumes less power compare to tungeston bulbs. It consist of a glass tube and two electrodes. The glass tube contains mixture of argon gas and mercury vapour and its inner surface has phosphor coating.

HOW CFL WORKS

       In CFL argon gas and mercury  vapour is filled in tube or in bulb. When current passes through argon gas and mercury vapour it activates the mercury vapour which produce ultraviolet light. The ultraviolet light then exists the phosphor coating on the inside of the tube which produce visible light.

TYPES OF CFL

      There are two types of CFL
1.  Integrated
2.  Non - integrated

BENEFIT OF CFL

1. It consume less energy compare to other types of tube and bulbs.
2. Its life is more than other bulbs and consumes less electricity, so its cost is effective.
3. It is Eco friendly because it emission of CO2 is less compare to other bulbs.
4. It produces less heat .  

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