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5 HALOGEN GENERAL LIGHTING HALOGEN LAMPS Warning and Operating Instructions WARNING 1. Do not operate lamps in excess of rated voltages as this will increase lamp pressure and the possibility of shattering. This lamp must be used only with proper circuit and auxiliary equipment. This lamp must be operated with a suitable fi xture and the rated voltage must not be exceeded. Only use lighting fi xtures designed for the proper operation of these lamps, with approved safety standards on electrical and thermal points and which off er protection in case of bulb shattering. Failure to comply may result in poor lamp performance and possible personal injury or property damages for which the manufacturer will not be held responsible. 2. Tungsten Halogen lamps are pressurized and may shatter. Use eye protection and gloves when handling this lamp. 3. A suitable protective shield, screening technique or both must be used to protect people and surroundings from the possibility of a lamp shattering and from possible ultraviolet radiation. 4. Use a suitably enclosed fi xture consisting of lens or diff user material able to contain fragments of quartz or glass having temperatures up to 1000° C (1832° F). 5. The fi xture must be rated for the wattage of the lamp being installed. Contact the fi xture manufacturer if you have any questions. 6. Do not scratch glass of bulb or subject this lamp to undue pressure as either may cause lamp to break. Replace scratched, cracked, broken or damaged bulbs immediately. 7. To install or replace bulb, disconnect power to reduce the risk of electrical shock and allow lamp to cool before replacing. 8. Do not touch hot lamps with fi ngers, skin or any fl ammable material. Lamps may remain hot after being turned OFF. 9. When handling lamp, use clean cotton gloves and only touch the refl ector portion of the lamp. Do not touch the lamp with bare hands in any case, as oil, grease or other substances on the lamp may cause lamp to shatter. 10. Protect the lamp from direct contact with rain, sleet, snow and other liquids to reduce the possibility of breakage. 11. Substantial heat is generated in all Halogen lamps, so equipment design should make allowance for the dissipation of excessive heat. Certain lamps and extremely confi ned fi xtures may require additional ventilation or heat sinking to ensure proper operation of the halogen cycle and to prevent damage to the fi xture. It is a good practice to test the lamp in the operating environment early in the design cycle to ensure adequate performance. 12. Precautions must be taken in the selection of materials for lamp holders, refl ectors, and lamp housings because the bulb wall temperature is greater than the kindling temperature of many materials. Temperature of lamp sealing point should not exceed 350° C (622° F) because, above that point, lead wires may deteriorate, causing premature lamp failure. 13. Do not operate in close proximity to persons, combustible or fl ammable materials, or substances that are adversely aff ected by heat or drying. Tungsten Halogen lamps get very hot up to 1000° C (1832° F) during operation. Allow lamp to cool before removing. 14. Do not touch or look directly at lamp during operation to reduce the possibility of burning or other injury. 15. Do not cause any mechanical shock or disturbance to lamp or lighting fi xture as such shock or disturbance can shatter lamp. 16. Dispose of lamp with care, as it is breakable. 17. Dimming condition: Dimming at above 50% of the rated volts can be done. Dimming at below 50% of the rated volts will cause the lamp short life. 18. If the temperature at the bulb wall is less than 250° C (482° F), the halogen cycle does not function properly. Install in a location where air conditioning does not aff ect the wall temperature adversely. 19. Do not paint the lamp to prevent its overheating or breakage. 20. 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. 21. Do not use this lamp in a corrosive atmosphere, unless an adequate corrosion resistant fi xture is used. 22. 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. 23. The radiation from this lamp may cause colored objects to fade unless an adequate fi xture is used. 24. When the lamp does not operate normally, turn off the power and replace the lamp with new one. 25. Follow all instructions in the manufacturer’s catalog or on the individual box or instruction sheet. OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS 1. The lamp should be installed fi rmly, but not forcibly, into the socket to reduce the possibility of loosening due to vibration. Use of excessive force may result in lamp breakage. 2. This lamp is suitable for operation in any position except for Double- Ended Halogen lamps and the lamps specifi ed the burning position. 3. If a fuse is specifi ed, be sure to use the specifi ed type. EYE LIGHTING INTERNATIONAL OF NORTH AMERICA INC. and IWASAKI 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 IWASAKI / EYE LIGHTING INTERNATIONAL OF NORTH AMERICA INC., a Subsidiary of IWASAKI ELECTRIC Co., Ltd. at 9150 Hendricks Rd., Mentor, Ohio 44060. 6-35 Call: 888-665-2677 • Fax: 800-811-7395 • e-mail: sales@eyelighting.com • web: www.eyelighting.com
SPECIAL APPLICATION LAMPS MERCURY BLACK LIGHT LAMPS & SELF-BALLASTED BLACK LIGHT LAMPS. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7-2 FLUORESCENT BLACK LIGHT LAMPS. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7-3 ULTRAVIOLET GERMICIDAL LAMPS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7-3 Call: 888-665-2677 • Fax: 800-811-7395 • e-mail: sales@eyelighting.com • web: www.eyelighting.com 7 SPECIAL 7-1
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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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FEATURED METAL HALIDE FAMILY Aquari
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FEATURED METAL HALIDE FAMILY There
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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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HID LAMP CHARACTERISTICS Understand
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LAMP FAMILY & APPLICATION GUIDE . .
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