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Q: I know that there are several manufacturers of induction lights. How do I know that your induction light is of good quality?

Q: Where can I purchase your induction lamp?

Q: Are there any safety issues when using induction lights?

Q: Do your induction lamps come with customized color-temperature?

Q: There is sensitive equipment in my factory. Will induction lights affect my equipment since it generates lights by magnetic theory?

Q: Why are some induction lamps shaped like a conventional bulb when yours are round and square?

Q: My existing metal halide lights are fairly new and the fittings are in relatively good condition. Do I have to dispose of these if i switch to induction lights? Can they be reused?

Q: I have recently replaced my outdoor flood light to an induction light. What can I do to prevent insects from entering into the induction light?

Q: I am interested in enhancing the security of my house. How well will induction lights work with my existing motion sensors?

Q: Do I need to re-wire to use induction lamps?

Q: Do I need special tools or specialists to install induction lamps?

Q: I have been using metal halide lights for my manufacturing facility. Why should I switch to induction light technology? What benefits can I expect from using an induction light?

Q: My company has switched from incandescent lights to LED lights. What is the difference between the LED and induction light?

Q: Why do induction lamps appear brighter than normal incandescent lamps?

Q:　Why do yellow sodium lamps with a high lumens output appear so dim in comparison to an induction lamp with a lower lumens output?

Q: Why do new metal halide lamps appear brighter?

Q: Why are induction lamps less glaring but yet as bright as incandescent lamps?