Xenon light bulb is described as light bulb which is made from xenon. They are known to last up to 10,000 hours. Xenon bulbs can be touched with a bare hand unlike halogen bulbs. They are commonly used in path lighting. Two (2) types of xenon light bulbs are the festoon bulbs and LED.

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