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The filament in the bulb gives off light.
Capacitive coupling, caused by a "hot" wire running next to the "cold" wire which induces a current that's stored up in an energy saving light bulb, until enough has built up to strike.
Heat and Light
The filament in a light bulb causes the light bulb to heat up and give off life.
THe light bulb emits light while in the process heat in the infrared spectrum is emitted.
No electricity can be used or wasted if the lamp itself is turned off. It makes no difference if it has been turned off at the wall outlet or at the lamp itself. It is the same situation as a flashlamp that has a light bulb supplied by a battery. If the flashlamp is switched off the battery inside it is still there, waiting to feed the light bulb with current, but the current can only flow into the light bulb when the switch on the flashlamp is turned on.
With all lights turned off,have someone step on the brake pedal. The bulb that illuminates is the break light bulb.
light bulbs are hot because the coils spread heat around the bulb.
The OFF position on the light switch interrupts the flow of electricity to the light bulb. If the switch is ON, there is always electricity at the light socket, even when the light bulb is removed. if the lamp is still pluged in electricity is still flowing through the lamp even if it is off or on
No, the type of bulb and filament will determine life, as well as how many times it is turned off and on. Repetitive on and off cycles will reduce the life of the filament.
Perhaps the pilot light is out and the gas has been turned off at the valve.
The bulb or fuse is burned out or the master switch is turned off.
turn 2 switches on wait one minute, turn one off go in the room if the bulb is off and warm it was the last one you turned off if its cold its the one you didnt touch and if its on its the only switch left on.
When you turn It off it breaks the circuit. When it is turned on it closes the circuit. To have a light bulb turn on it need to have continuity. Hope that helps
Wiring for power in buildings is in parallel. If it was in series every time a light or power switch was turned off, the entire building would be turned off. This can be seen with Christmas tree lights when one bulb blows every bulb goes out.
In an incandescent light bulb the wire that gives off the light is called the Filament.
Well. A light bulb lights up because the atoms and electrons clash together which causes an electrical charge. And then it magically lights up the light bulb. By:?