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G COLOR TEMPERATURE Understanding Correlated Color Temperature (CCT) There are a number of color combinations that can be used to create White Light, or a particular Color Temperature. The Chromaticity Chart is used to qualify the color of the light that is produced by a lamp. This is called a lamp’s The chart is laid over an X, Y grid with numbers at the left and bottom used to define an exact point on the chart. The blue numbers surrounding the curved part of the color form represent wavelengths in nanometers in the color spectrum. HID LAMP CHARACTERISTICS The curved line is called the “Black Body Curve” and represents the color temperature of an object (for instance a piece of steel) that is heated until it gives off light. The curve begins at the extreme right of the of the chart and moves to the left. As the steel is heated, its color (Color Temperature) changes from black to dull red, orange, yellow, white and finally blue, as the heat increases. Color Temperature. This can be seen on the Chromaticity chart. Color temperature is specified in degrees Kelvin (°K)*. The lines intersecting the black body curve represent the range of points on the chart that will result in a specific color temperature. A Metal Halide lamp with Chromaticity coordinates of X=0.396, Y=0.402 shows that the lamp has a 3800K Color Temperature (shown by the red “X”). *Kelvin is a temperature scale in which zero occurs at absolute zero and each degree equals one Kelvin. G-3 Call: 888-665-2677 • Fax: 800-811-7395 • e-mail: sales@eyelighting.com • web: www.eyelighting.com
HID LAMP CHARACTERISTICS Understanding the R9 Color Rendering Value R9 or strong red is one of 14 test colors used to calculate a color rendering index. The higher the R9 number, the more accurate and vivid the illumination (perceived color of the object). • Color Rendering Index (CRI) is a rating system that measures the accuracy of how well a light source reproduces the (total) color of an illuminated object. • R9 is one of 14 test colors used in calculating CRI. • Since some percentage of the color Red can be found mixed into the various hues of most processed colors, the ability to accurately reproduce Red is key for accurately rendering colors of displayed objects. • Lamps with high R9 values produce the most vivid colors. • For HID lamps, EYE Cera Arc Metal Halide sets the standard in rendering the color Red. Test Colors Used in Calculating CRI Color Rendering Characteristics of Common Light Source Lamps Lamp CCT (Kelvin) Ra (CRI) R9 Tungsten Halogen 3190 100 100 Cera Arc® (Natural Red) 3600 92 90 Metal Halide 4220 67 -113 Metal Halide Coated 3800 70 -88 Mercury Clear 6410 18 -299 Mercury Coated 3600 49 -68 High Pressure Sodium 2100 24 -197 Xenon 5920 94 -81 Low Pressure Sodium 1740 -44 -492 * The color reproduction accuracy ratings for R9 for all lamp types range from -492 (Low Pressure Sodium) to +100 (Tungsten Halogen) Call: 888-665-2677 • Fax: 800-811-7395 • e-mail: sales@eyelighting.com • web: www.eyelighting.com R1 R2 R3 R4 R5 R6 R7 R8 R9 R10 R11 R12 R13 R14 G R9 COLOR RENDERING G-4
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Page 3 and 4: TABLE OF CONTENTS TECHNOLOGY GLOBAL
Page 5 and 6: BEFORE AFTER THE GREAT CANADIAN OIL
Page 7 and 8: GLOBAL APPLICATIONS YAMATO OAK CITY
Page 9 and 10: GLOBAL APPLICATIONS TONOGAICHI PARK
Page 11 and 12: EYE LIGHTING CERTIFICATIONS CONTINU
Page 13 and 14: EYE LIGHTING INTERNATIONAL Address:
Page 15 and 16: EASY TO NAVIGATE The easy to use me
Page 17 and 18: Line # Product Code Fixture Analyze
Page 19 and 20: FEATURED METAL HALIDE FAMILY Aquari
Page 21 and 22: FEATURED METAL HALIDE FAMILY There
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Page 27 and 28: BENEFITS Excellent Color and E� c
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Page 31 and 32: FEATURED HALOGEN FAMILY EYE Dichro-
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Page 35 and 36: APPLICATIONS • Mining Equipment
Page 37 and 38: High Pressure Sodium & Mercury Lamp
Page 39 and 40: Halogen Lamps - Specialty Lighting
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HIGH PRESSURE SODIUM LAMPS Warning
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LAMP FAMILY & APPLICATION GUIDE . .
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GENERAL LIGHTING HALOGEN LAMPS Exce
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BASE TYPE ø1 (.04) 6.35 (.25) 7.5
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GENERAL LIGHTING HALOGEN LAMPS MR11
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Environmentally Energized EYE Light
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