LED Systems

LEDs are solid state light sources delivering light in a single narrow spectrum or in case of white light in a broad spectrum. LEDs use low voltage making their design very simple and competitive.

Metal Halide Lamps

Metal halide lamps are AC lamps in which the arc burns in an atmosphere of mercury vapour and halogenides.

Based on the HMI family, further groups of lamps have been optimised for special applications, e.g. HSR, SharXS HTI,  4ArXS HSD and, most recently, the Lok-it! product group.

Halogen Lamps

Halogen lamps are employed for the most varied of purposes, e.g. in entertainment lighting, in medical technology, for airfield lighting and in many other industrial applications.

Fluorescent Lamps

The OSRAM fluorescent lamps STUDIOLINE 55W with 5600K and STUDIOLINE 55W with 3200K are especially designed for lighting in film, TV and video production.

XBO Xenon Short-Arc Lamps

XBO lamps are short-arc lamps in which light is generated by a discharge arc burning in high pressure Xenon gas between two electrodes.

P-VIP Discharge Lamps

P-VIP lamps are high pressure mercury lamps for use in video projectors, projection televisions and other projection applications.

HBO Short-Arc Mercury Vapor Lamps

HBO lamps are short arc lamps in which the discharge arc fires in an atmosphere of mercury vapour under high pressure.

HXP Short-Arc Mercury Vapor Lamps

HXP lamps generate UV and visible light, including a significant portion of red light.

Ultraviolet Lamps

OSRAM offers different kinds of UV lamps within the overall UV range, from VUV up to UVA. In today's society, tailor-made UV radiation is state-of-the-art technology.

Infrared Lamps

Infrared Lamps essentially produce heat. With their short-wave radiation they penetrate perfectly to where the heat is needed.

Lamps without Halogen, Low Voltage

These low-voltage lamps are characterized by their exact filament geometry. The glass bulb has high optical quality.

Spectral Lamps

Spectral lamps are discharge lamps that emit the line spectrum of inert gases and metal vapours with high luminance or radiance.

Lamps for Scientific Purposes

Lamps for scientific purpose are used mainly as comparison standards and calibration lamps for variables and measurements in photometry, colourimetry and radiation physics.