What is the difference between a xenon and halogen searchlight?
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Carlisle & Finch
“Halogen searchlights use a lamp with a filament and require no separate ballast, whereas a xenon lamp has an arc between two electrodes and requires a ballast. Xenon searchlights service a much greater distance because the light source is much smaller. Therefore, the beam can be concentrated into a much smaller, narrower beam on demand.”
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