IWASAKI LIGHTING - EYE Lighting International of North America, Inc.

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3 MERCURY MERCURY LAMPS Warning and Operating Instructions WARNING This lamp can cause serious skin burn and eye infl ammation from shortwave ultraviolet radiation if outer envelope of the lamp is broken or punctured. Do not use where people will remain for more than a few minutes unless adequate shielding or other safety precautions are used. Lamps that will automatically extinguish when the outer envelope is broken or punctured are commercially available. This lamp complies with U.S. Federal Standard 21 CFR1040.30 1. EYE Mercury lamp must be used only with proper circuit and auxiliary equipment and a suitable ballast. This lamp must be operated with a suitable fi xture and ballast which has an ANSI designation identical to the ANSI designation in this catalog. Do not operate in excess of rated voltages as this will increase lamp pressure and the possibility of shattering. Failure to comply with this may result in poor lamp performance and possible personal injury or property damage for which the manufacturer will not be held responsible. 2. Do not scratch bulb or subject this lamp to undue pressure as either may cause lamp to break. Replace scratched, cracked, broken or damaged bulbs immediately. 3. Do not touch hot lamps with fi ngers, skin, or any fl ammable material. Lamps may remain hot after being turned OFF. 4. This lamp must be shielded from direct contact with rain, sleet, snow, and other liquids to reduce the possibility of bulb breakage. 5. When operating the hard glass bulb lamp, the base temperature should not exceed 210° C (410° F), and the outer envelope should not exceed 400° C (752° F). When operating the soft glass bulb lamp, the base temperature should not exceed 190° C (374° F), and the outer envelope should not exceed 250° C (482° F). The recommended ambient temperature limit for this lamp is -5o C (23° F) minimum; 50° C (122° F) maximum. For EYE Black Light, when operating this lamp, the base temperature should not exceed 190° C (374° F) for E26 and E27 base, and 210° C (410° F) for E39 and E40 base. The outer envelope should not exceed 350° C (662° F). Do not use this lamp in a fi xture that fails to meet these temperature specifi cations. 6. Do not use this lamp in a location subject to vibration or shock, unless an adequate vibration-proof fi xture is used. 7. Do not use this lamp in a corrosive atmosphere unless an adequate corrosion resistant fi xture is used. 8. Replace lamp at or before end of rated life. Allowing lamps to burn until they fail may increase the risk of rupture. 9. Electrically insulate any metal support in contact with glass in order to reduce the risk of decomposition of the glass. 10. Do not look directly at lamp during operation to avoid eye infl ammation from short wave ultraviolet radiation. 11. When the lamp does not operate normally, turn off the power and replace the lamp with a new one. 12. Do not paint the lamp to prevent its overheating or breakage. 13. Do not use this lamp in an ignitable atmosphere ( for example gasoline, infl ammable spray, thinner, lacquer, dust, etc. ) to prevent a fi re or explosion unless an adequate fi xture is used. 14. Do not use this lamp in a powdery or dusty atmosphere in order to eliminate the overheating of the lamp unless an adequate fi xture is used. 15. The radiation from this lamp may cause colored objects to fade unless an adequate fi xture is used. 16. Follow all instructions in the manufacturer’s catalog or on the individual box or instruction sheet. OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS 1. To install or replace bulb, disconnect power to reduce the risk of electrical shock and allow lamp to cool before replacing. 2. The lamp should be fi rmly but not forcibly screwed into the socket to reduce the possibility of loosening due to vibration. Use of excessive force or pressure may result in lamp breakage. 3. This Mercury lamp is suitable for operation in any position. 4. This Mercury lamp should operate with appropriate ballast. 5. Fixture requirements: The black light should be used with a larger sized fi xture than what is standard for general lighting. For instance: A 400W black light should be operated in a fi xture designed for 700W or 1000W general lighting lamps. FOR EYE SELF-BALLASTED MERCURY LAMPS 1. Variation of AC line volts should be kept to within ±5% of the rated voltage of the lamps. There is a chance the Self-Ballasted Mercury lamp will extinguish when the line volts drops suddenly to less than 95% of the rated voltage. 2. EYE Self-Ballasted Mercury lamps do not require a ballast. The ballast is built in the lamp. EYE LIGHTING INTERNATIONAL OF NORTH AMERICA INC. and IWA- SAKI ELECTRIC Co., Ltd. will not be responsible for property damage, personal injury or poor lamp performance due to failure to follow the above instructions. The statements contained herein do not create, and shall not be construed as creating, any warranties. For more information regarding instructions or the above warnings, contact EYE LIGHTING INTERNATIONAL OF NORTH AMERICA INC., a Subsidiary of IWASAKI ELECTRIC Co., Ltd. at 9150 Hendricks Rd., Mentor, Ohio 44060, 888-665-2677. Note : Unless otherwise noted in this catalog, EYE Mercury lamps can be operated with ballast made in accordance with ANSI recommendations allowing for voltage fl uctuations of ±10 percent. 3-8 Call: 888-665-2677 • Fax: 800-811-7395 • e-mail: sales@eyelighting.com • web: www.eyelighting.com
Product Code Product Description Mercury cross reference HID Cross Reference EYE LIGHTING COMPETITOR PRODUCT DESCRIPTIONS ANSI Code/ Ballast Ref. Page # GE OSRAM/SYLVANIA PHILIPS E Bulb Series Mercury (Medium Base) 69966 H50 H46/M110 3-4 NO COMPETITIVE PRODUCTS 70407 HF50PD H46/M110 3-4 HR40/50DX45-46 H45/46DL-40/50/DX H46DL-40-50/DX 70015 H75 H43 3-4 NO COMPETITIVE PRODUCTS 70554 HF75PD H43 3-4 HR75DX43 H43AV-75/DX H43AV-75/DX 70603 HF80PD H43 3-4 NO COMPETITIVE PRODUCTS 69623 H100/MED H38/M90 3-4 HR100A38/A23 70113 HF100PD/MED H38/ M90 3-4 HR100DX38/MED H38AV-100/DX H38MP-100/DX 70211 71510 HF125/PD H175/MED - H39/M57 3-4 3-4 NO COMPETITIVE PRODUCTS E and BT Bulb Series Mercury (Mogul Base) 69672 H100 H38/M90 3-4 HR100A38 H38HT-100 H38HT-100 70162 HF100PD H38/M90 3-4 HR100DX38 H38JA-100/DX H38JA-100/DX 69770 H175 H39/M57 3-4 HR175A39 H39KB-175 H39KB-175 70260 HF175PD H39/M57 3-4 HR175DX39 H39KC-175/DX H39KC-175/DX 69819 H250 H37/M58 3-4 HR250A37 H37KB-250 H37KB-250 70309 HF250PD H37/M58 3-4 HR250DX37 H37KC-250/DX H37KC-250/DX 69868 H400 H33/M59 3-4 HR400A33 H33CD-400 H33CD-400 70358 HF400PD H33/M59 3-4 HR400DX33 H33GL-400/DX H33GL-400/DX 70456 HF700BPD H35 3-4 NO COMPETITIVE PRODUCTS 69721 H1000B H36/M47 3-4 HR1000A36 H36GV-1000 H35GV-1000 70064 HF1000BPD H36/M47 3-4 HR1000DX36 H36GW-1000/DX H36GW-1000/DX Reflector Mercury (Medium Base) 70995 HR50W/S H46/M110 3-5 70946 71342 HR50W HRFF50PD/R30/E26R H46/M110 H46/M110 3-5 3-5 NO COMPETITIVE PRODUCTS 70701 HR100W/R30 H38/M90 3-5 70750 HR100W H38/M90 3-5 HR100RFL38 71289 HRFF100PD H38/M90 3-5 HR100RDXFL38 H38BP-100/DX H38BP-100/DX 71250 71093 HRFF100PD/R30/E26R HRF125PD H38/M90 - 3-5 3-5 NO COMPETITIVE PRODUCTS 70799 HR175W H39/M57 3-5 HR175RFL39 H39BM-175 71338 HRFF175PD H39/M57 3-5 HR175RDXFL39 H39BP-175/DX H39BP-175/DX Reflector Mercury (Mogul Base) 70848 HR250N H37/M58 3-5 71142 HRF250PD H37/M58 3-5 NO COMPETITIVE PRODUCTS 70897 HR400N H33/M59 3-5 71191 HRF400PD H33/M59 3-5 HR400RDXFL33 H33FS-400/DX 70652 71044 HR1000BN HRF1000BPD H36/M47 H36/M47 3-5 3-5 NO COMPETITIVE PRODUCTS Call: 888-665-2677 • Fax: 800-811-7395 • e-mail: sales@eyelighting.com • web: www.eyelighting.com 3 Merc cross reference 3-9
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CeRTifiCATiOn fOR A BeTTeR enviROnm
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TABLE OF CONTENTS TECHNOLOGY GLOBAL
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BEFORE AFTER THE GREAT CANADIAN OIL
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GLOBAL APPLICATIONS YAMATO OAK CITY
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GLOBAL APPLICATIONS TONOGAICHI PARK
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EYE LIGHTING CERTIFICATIONS CONTINU
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EYE LIGHTING INTERNATIONAL Address:
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EASY TO NAVIGATE The easy to use me
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Line # Product Code Fixture Analyze
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FEATURED METAL HALIDE FAMILY Aquari
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FEATURED METAL HALIDE FAMILY There
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Premium Universal/High Output Posit
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cent of relative energy 100 90 80 7
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BENEFITS Excellent Color and E� c
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FEATURED HIGH PRESSURE SODIUM FAMIL
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FEATURED HALOGEN FAMILY EYE Dichro-
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FEATURED HALOGEN FAMILY EYE Dichro-
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APPLICATIONS • Mining Equipment
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High Pressure Sodium & Mercury Lamp
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Halogen Lamps - Specialty Lighting
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CRI=100 HID LAMP CHARACTERISTICS Th
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HID LAMP CHARACTERISTICS Understand
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EYE HID SPECTRAL DISTRIBUTION EYE I
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EYE HID SPECTRAL DISTRIBUTION EYE M
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EYE lamps use a nickel-plated brass
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HID LAMP INFORMATION TYPES OF HID L
Page 53 and 54: LAMP FAMILY & APPLICATION GUIDE . .
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Page 83 and 84: Product Code Metal Halide Cross ref
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Page 97 and 98: LAMP FAMILY & APPLICATION GUIDE . .
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Page 111 and 112: Line # Watts (W) Product Descriptio
Page 113 and 114: Line # Watts (W) EYE Mercury Vapor
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Page 119 and 120: GENERAL LIGHTING HALOGEN LAMPS Exce
Page 121 and 122: BASE TYPE ø1 (.04) 6.35 (.25) 7.5
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Page 125 and 126: Line # Watts (W) Volts (V) GENERAL
Page 127 and 128: GENERAL LIGHTING HALOGEN LAMPS MR11
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82.6 (3.25) 95.2 (3.75) 63.5 (2.5)
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SPECIALTY/ENTERTAINMENT HALOGEN LAM
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SPECIALTY/ENTERTAINMENT HALOGEN LAM
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Line # SPECIALTY/ENTERTAINMENT HALO
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3.9 nom (.15) 8.4 nom (.33) ø1.5±
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Line # Watts (W) Volts (V) Product
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Line # Watts (W) Volts (V) Notes: 1
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Line # Watts (W) Volts (V) Base MR8
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Product Code EYE Product Descriptio
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ANSI Reference HALOGEN ANSI REFEREN
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JD # Product Comparison Guide HALOG
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SPECIAL APPLICATION LAMPS MERCURY B
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Line # Watts (W) Product Code Notes
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Product Locator Product Page# Produ
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industry Product descriPtion Locato
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industry Product descriPtion Locato
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Ace: The EYE trade name that identi
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S Series Circuit: Ballast circuit i
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NOTES Call: 888-665-2677 • Fax: 8
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Environmentally Energized EYE Light
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