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litcoat.com The science of litcoat electroluminescent paint system is a parallel-layer ‘lossy capacitor’ where an active electroluminescent pigment is embedded in dielectric. Application of an AC voltage to both conductive layers generates a changing field within the active layer, this causes the litcoat pigment to emit light. The EL lamp is constructed from various layers of HVLP spray painted Polymer Thick Film coating compositions. Litcoat EL paint users are developing ever more creative ways to capitalize on its unique qualities.
Electroluminescence (EL) is an optical phenomenon and electrical phenomenon in which a material emits light in response to the passage of an electric current or to a strong electric field.
An EL coating sytem requires 60-250V AC, and frequency range from 50-1000Hz.
Typical Operating Voltage
100-120V AC RMS, recommended for most applications.
60--250V AC RMS, (minimum – maximum).