File:Philips Infraphil - 1950s.jpg

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1950's infrared lamp by Philips

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Nederlands: Sommigen zeggen, dat de lamp ontworpen is door de Franse architect / designer Charlotte Perriand (Parijs 1903-1999), maar anderen houden het erop, dat een 'gewone' employee van Philips de ontwerper was.
Deze lamp werd in de jaren 50 vaak gebruikt om bepaalde medische klachten te verminderen, zoals spierpijn, rugpijn, etc. In het hart van de lamp bevindt zich een gloeilichaam dat een zeer hoge temperatuur bereikt van wel 2600 graden Celsius.
English: The Philips Infrared lamp has been optimised for pain relief in areas covering 20 x 30 cm for example shoulder, elbow, calf or neck.
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