Saf-T-Gard®

Saf-T-Gard®

A GE registered trademark for a line of HID lamps (Mercury or Metal Halide) which will self-extinguish shortly after the outer bulb is broken or ruptured. This prevents the possibility of the arc tube continuing to operate and causing sunburns in people sitting under the lamps.

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Industry/Domain: Lights & lighting
Category: Lighting products
Company: GE
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