How a Lampe Berger works

This article will allow you to understand and know how your Lampe Berger works. How to use a Lampe Berger ?

Catalysis

In general, a catalytic system consists of:
• a porous support that must have the largest specific surface area possible, since the reaction occurs at the interface of the gaseous fluid and the solid.
• an active phase, generally a metal or oxide that provides the active sites, places where the chemical reaction occurs.

The most well-known example is that of the catalytic converter: it aims to eliminate the formation of products harmful to health that come from exhaust gases and to transform them to limit pollution in the air. About 80% of everyday products use catalysis in their manufacturing process: lotions, gels, creams, foams, soaps, or shampoos, to name just cosmetics.

The catalytic support chosen by Lampe Berger is the ceramic of the AIR PUR System 3C® burner. It is the result of several years of research.The regularity and consistency of its porosity help ensure the efficiency of sanitation and the quality of the diffusion of Maison Berger perfumes.

The Lampe Berger brand conducts ongoing research to improve the performance of its products. Its work focuses on catalysis, that is to say the operating system of the Lampe Berger, the catalyst, the catalyst support, the home fragrances that fuel the combustion, and the lamps themselves.

Lampe Berger Combustion

Catalytic combustion is a combustion without flame, taking place thanks to the action of a catalyst. A catalyst is an accelerator of a chemical reaction.
It also allows lowering the activation energy and thus working at much lower temperatures than would otherwise be necessary for the same reaction. This limits energy consumption.

The catalyst chosen by Lampe Berger is a noble metal: platinum. It is present on the periphery of the burner.It is the ceramic support equipped with the catalyst or catalytic burner that allows indoor air purification operations and odor destruction.
'The catalytic zone is evenly heated to about 500°C, which allows the catalytic oxidation of isopropyl alcohol and ensures the destruction of odors,' explains Corinne Gomez, Head of Research and Development Lampe Berger, Doctor of Chemistry

How to use your Lampe Berger?

A detailed article concerns the use of your Lampe Berger. Find the Lampe Berger user manual for optimal use in your home.

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