Introducing the only incandescent monitor to see your world with
“Returning is how The Way progresses.”
–The Tao De Jing
High-photonic fidelity incandescent backlight alleviates strained sight and illuminates your content with a chromatically brilliant broadband range of frequencies, promotes cell regeneration and increases mental focus, extending productivity and exalting creativity.
What is Light?
Light is a source of wonder and inspiration with many layers of depth in understanding. Visible light is produced by only two ways, either by incandescence or by luminescence.
“The Light of the Holy Ghost is of only one species, that of the untarnished wisdom…The Light of Nature is of two species: the good one and the evil one.”
– Theophrastus Aureolus Bombastus Paracelsus
The light of the firmament and its celestial bodies, fire and incandescent bulbs is of the incandescent nature. For most of our history and prehistory we oly saw incandescent light sources, but today we are surrounded by luminescence.
Incandescent photons come from the movement of low to incrementally higher energy levels; for example a wire filament in an incandescent bulb incrementally heats up until it glows, releasing energy in the form of photons. This makes it very efficient at generating a broadband range of infrared frequencies, these frequencies promote tissue repair and regeneration through a process called photobiomodulation. The near-infrared range 270-420 terahertz (700-1100 nm) has beneficial effects on pain relief and inflammation reduction, increasing collagen synthesis and promoting angiogenesis, it also increases ATP production which is the primary source of energy for cellular processes. Near-infrared light also increases blood flow and stimulates the release of endorphins that improve cellular signaling. Besides alleviating digitally strained sight, it also increases mental focus and prolongs both online and offline productivity, exalts creativity, and is ideal for artistic work or screen intensive tasks.
“And He created the jinn from a smokeless flame of fire.”
– Surah 55:15
Infrared frequencies are found in sunsets, volcanoes and incandescent bulbs.
In the contrary luminescent photons from semiconductors are produced by electrons that fall into “electron holes”, as the electron falls into an electron hole it releases energy in the form of photons, this high-frequency (black light) then produces its entire spectrum by photoreacting with phosphors. Semiconductor light has bestowed great technological achievements because it can transmit information by its modulated light waves, allowing to transmit a signal, and impossible for incandescent light sources to do. Yet as good as this light is for computers, its luminescent nature makes it second class to our biology, because you simply can’t make a silk purse out of a sow’s ear.
“Be careful that the light within you is not darkness.”
– Luke 11:35
Semiconductor backlit displays completely lacks the infrared range because its light is produced from the other direction of the electromagnetic spectrum.
“The medium is the message.”
– Marshall McLuhan
Light works as if it’s a drug, ¹ and has been shown that prolonged exposure to high frequency light provokes cell degeneration by photochemical reactions in the eye tissue and can cause permanent damage to the sight. ² ⁵ Continuous exposure to this light negatively interferes with the pineal gland, the pineal gland is a small endocrine gland located in the center of the brain, primarily known for producing and secreting the hormone melatonin, however, the pineal gland also produces and secretes other neurotransmitters and neuroprotector hormones such as serotonin and pinoline. This gland is intimately sensitive and responsive to light and is also known as the third eye and the seat of the soul.³ ⁴
The spectrum
“The question is not what you look at, but what you see.”
– Henry David Thoreau
Incandescent bulbs contains all wavelengths visible to the eye and provide a 100% Color Rendering Index (100 CRI) backlight. The coloured triangle in the left represents the wavelengths an ordinary luminescent monitor can display, the horseshoe shaped area in the right represents colours an incandescent backlight can emit.
Total observable color gamut from an ordinary semiconductor backlit display vs an incandescent backlit display.
Digital spectrum readings from a white LED backlight vs an incandescent bulb backlight, in wavelength (nm).
Analog spectrum of a candle.
Analog spectrum of an incandescent bulb.
Analog spectrum of the Sun.
Analog spectrum of a white LED.
Picture from an ordinary luminescent display vs an incandescent display.
“Use discernment but return to the Light.”
– The Tao
3000:1 contrast ratio and 75 fps.
Natural lumen backlit is the best when living in a sunny location and have a window. (27″)
Incandescent bulb backlit is the best for winter and night. (27″)
Ideal for screen intensive tasks. (21.5″)
And for a genuine live Darshan viewing. (27″)
The new infrared-rich incandescent lightbox now features brass heatsinks for lower fan speeds and more silent operation.
Internal brass plate reflectors provides genuine golden light, and high quality removable components for easy repair.
Japanese style precision woodwork and detachable copper mounts to suspend in front of a window for natural lumen backlighting. (All models)
Ports (varies depending on model).
Bee wax varnished and polished wood finish.
Inner workings
SpectrumView monitors enables you to illuminate your pixels with benign light sources from behind, it works with any operating system and is made of the best quality prime materials and components, designed to last for decades.
Vitral art is also translucent.
The monitor can work with both 120V or 240V at the flick of an inner switch without having to change all bulbs, which means you can use 120V bulbs in a 240V country. It uses 8-10 incandescent generic Edison E26 standard bulbs commonly used for fridges and ovens of 25w to 40w and 120v or 240v, many replacement bulbs are included. First grade premium panels with a traditional bee-wax polished finish, heat resistant sockets, brass plates and copper wiring. Detachable copper mounts ensure compact transportation and allow to permanently suspend it in front of a window, genuine lac varnished handles yield a good tight grip. The lightbox is thermally protected by three low speed fans.
The SpectrumView monitor. (21.5″)
Using only incandescent vacuum bulbs to retro-illuminate the monitor for the whole day will increase your electricity bill by around 5-10%, but if used during winter, the equivalent radiated thermal energy will be proportionally subtracted from your heating, and if daylight is used during the day in the summer, then it will balance out electricity consumption as well. It is recommended to get a translucent only monitor in the same order if you have an open view window with either direct or indirect sunlight, as its more convenient to have one permanently placed in front of a window for natural lumen backlight, and another purely incandescent bulb backlit, one because the filaments are fragile and sensitive to repeated movement. It should be emphasized that having a daylight backlit monitor means you have to adapt to the luminous needs of the monitor, which means rearranging your space for the monitor is placed facing in front of a window. Incandescent bulbs can have lifespans of up to 100 years if not used at 100% intensity. Incandescent bulbs used for household appliances such as this monitor are exempted in countries where incandescent bulbs are banned, however the lightbox can also be used as an excellent cured meat dehydrator when placed faced down, and can be shipped as such.
The SpectrumView incandescent lightbox. (21.5″)
“The eye is the lamp of the body, therefore if your eye is good, your whole body will be full of light. But if your eye is bad, your whole body will be full of darkness.”
– Mathew 6:22-23
Technical specifications
21.5″ 1920×1080 (FullHD), 75Hz, HDMI, VGA, 178° viewing angle, VA panel, 8 bit per pixel + FRC, semi-glossy finish, external power supply, 120/240V, (8) 25W light bulbs: 30-200W total available light output, 58x40x18cm, 6.3Kg. Good compact size and perfect for everyday use.
24″ 1920×1080 (FullHD), 75Hz, HDMI, VGA, 178° viewing angle, VA panel, 8 bit per pixel + FRC, semi-glossy finish, external power supply, 120/240V, (8) 25W light bulbs: 30-200W total available light output, 62x45x18cm 8.5Kg. A standard size and resolution monitor perfect for everyday use.
27″ 2560 x 1440 (2K), 75Hz, HDMI, VGA, DisplayPort, 178° viewing angle, VA panel, 8 bit per pixel + FRC, semi-glossy finish, external power supply, 120/240V, (8) 40W light bulbs: 40-320W total available light output, 70x51x18cm 9.4Kg. Excellent resolution and size proportions, suitable for power users.
31.5″ 3840 x 2160 (4K), 75Hz, HDMI, VGA, DisplayPort, 178° viewing angle, VA panel, 10 bit per pixel + FRC, semi-glossy finish, external power supply, 120/240V, (10) 40W light bulbs: 60-400W total available light output, 81x62x18cm 12.1Kg. Widest screen size, resolution and bit depth.
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• Monitors are hand crafted with precision and attention to detail, orders are made as first come first served.
• Estimated wait time for delivery upon payment is 2-3 months.
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• To add an extra translucent monitor (without the incandescent lightbox) in the same order add 1/2 more of the monitor price in the deposited amount, if you would like to purchase only a translucent monitor just pay 7/10th of the original price.
• All monitors will be engraved with the TXID, proper functioning is promised for 3 years from that TXID.
