infrared lamp

A bank of infrared lamps went on to keep air from freezing inside it.

Four separate infrared lamps had to be set up, each with a generator.

Infrared lamps are used for heating in most systems.

After Morrell's death, he also took away an infrared lamp she had bought herself, worth £60.

Infrared lamps have many uses, but are most commonly used in communication and heating.

He stared up at the infrared lamp overhead and felt its waves warming his face.

Many new cars, for example, have finishes that were dried with infrared lamps instead of natural gas, reducing energy use.

We were able to check his circulatory system just under the skin with infrared lamps, and it is not like ours.

The surface of the infrared lamp may get hot enough to burn someone who may touch it.

Its uses include lasers, microwaves, infrared lamps and radio waves.

You can use a heat gun, a hair dryer or an infrared lamp to apply heat.

Other times an infrared lamp has been used, although placing one in the field is often as hazardous as trying to sample gases.

It shall be done " Tony felt as though an infrared lamp had been focused on his face.

This directive primarily relates to radiation sources such as lasers and infrared lamps.

To produce the warming in as natural a fashion as possible, the researchers suspended infrared lamps over small study plots.

They tested the beetles with infrared lamps.

The evacuators turned themselves off and the infrared lamps dimmed and blackened.

One is to use infrared lamps; this is called infrared reflow.

When large bodies or bodies with a large surface area need to be heated, infrared lamps are often used in banks.

So, if a strong infrared lamp (a heat lamp) is pointed at a person, that person will feel warm, or even hot.

Infrared lamps are electrical devices which emit infrared radiation.

Infrared lamps flood the darkness.

It can be generated electrically by infrared lamps, or can be absorbed from sunlight and used to heat water.

So an infrared lamp can warm a large surface, perhaps large enough to keep people comfortable in a cold room, but it cannot give anyone a sunburn.

For this reason the infrared lamps used for therapeutic purposes produce mainly IR-A radiation.