What Is a Filament Light Bulb?

The term “filament” originates from other fields and has only recently been adopted in the energy sector. Literally, it refers to a long filament that serves specific functions. An LED filament is typically a glass or sapphire strip several centimeters long, coated with a layer of phosphor. A large number of LED diodes are then mounted on it. 

And how does the filament work?

It is precisely these diodes that offer all the advantages of LED technology. Energy efficiency, low power consumption, and a long service life are among them. The filament is powered by a very small current, which saves energy. And it is precisely because of this that all the electronic components can be housed within the bulb’s base. Only the filament is visible, giving it a very stylish look. 

Design Without Limits

In the past, LED lights offered very limited design options. However, filaments have made it possible to create the same shapes as those found in traditional incandescent bulbs. And what’s more, there are no limits to the designs, and the range of available types continues to expand. 

Toward a Smart Home 

Our product line includes LED filament bulbs with smart features. They’re based on ZigBee technology. All it takes is a single tap on your phone to adjust the light’s brightness. You can also easily connect them to other devices in your home to form a single controllable system.