Abstract: The invention relates to a Hg-free Lamp, whereby the lamp has an arcluminescence profile of Luminescence (measured in cd/m2)/mm with at least one section, in which said at least section is at least ?0.05 mm and ?0.5 mm, and the slope in Luminescence/mm for said at least one section is ?1300.000.0001 (cd/m2)/mm.

Abstract: A lamp for night sight applications includes a bulb that transmits both visible and infrared light. The lamp also includes a coating that reflects middle infrared radiation and is transparent to near infrared radiation to increase output efficiency in the near infrared spectral range. There may be a second coating that blocks visible light on part of the lamp—and the second coating may be on an external bulb, while the first coating is on an internal bulb. The lamp is preferably used as a vehicle headlamp with a reflector that reflects near infrared radiation and is transparent to visible light. The second coating and reflector may be on the lower part of the lamp.

Abstract: The invention relates to a lamp for a vehicle headlight with low-beam function, which lamp has an outer envelope and emits at least visible light of different colors from several regions of the outer envelope, characterized in that in that a partial coating is at least provided on the outer envelope such that, when the low-beam function is being realized, at least that region of the traffic space which lies above the bright-dark cut-off can be at least partly illuminated with visible colored light which is scattered at said partial coating, while at the same time that region of the traffic space which lies below the bright-dark cut-off can be illuminated with visible light of a different color in defined regions.

Abstract: The invention relates to a lamp for a vehicle headlight with low-beam function, which lamp has an outer envelope (4) and emits at least visible light of different colors from several regions of the outer envelope (4), characterized in that in that a partial coating (2) is at least provided on the outer envelope (4) such that, when the low-beam function is being realized, at least that region of the traffic space which lies above the bright-dark cut-off can be at least partly illuminated with visible colored light which is scattered at said partial coating (2), while at the same time that region of the traffic space which lies below the bright-dark cut-off can be illuminated with visible light of a different color in defined regions.