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1 METAL HALIDE Line # Watts (W) Bulb Base Product Code Notes: 1. Nominal lamp characteristics may vary for diff erent ballast models 2. Call EYE Lighting for availability and additional information 3. See lamp photo on this page METAL HALIDE LAMPS High Wattage, High Color Rendering EYE Quartz Arc FEATURES • Excellent color rendering, CRI 92 • High color temperature produces superb color for High Defi nition Television • Color temperature 5500K • Double-Ended and BT bulb types are available • High power lamp fi ts in a compact fi xture with precision beam control (Double-Ended type) APPLICATIONS • Aquariums • Auditoriums and Facade Lighting • Entertainment Complexes • Horticulture • Industrial • Public Parks and Area Lighting • Sports Lighting PHYSICAL DATA AND CHARACTERISTICS Product Description ANSI Code / Ballast Ref. High Wattage, High Color Rendering Metal Halide (Mogul Base) 4. Warning/Caution notices, see page 1-29 5. Operating Instructions, see page 1-29 All measurements shown as mm (in) unless otherwise noted. Lamp Burn Position Fixture Requirements: E = Enclosed Fixture Required S = Open fi xture if the operating position is base up or down ±15° O = Open Fixture Permissible See page I-3 for further information regarding � xture requirements. 1-28 Call: 888-665-2677 • Fax: 800-811-7395 • e-mail: sales@eyelighting.com • web: www.eyelighting.com Fix. Req. Burn Pos. Case Qty. Initial Lumens ±15° ±15° Mean Lumens HOR±15° Average Life Hours 1 1000 BT56 Clear Mog 57925 M1000B-D/HOR 1 M47/E E HOR±60° 6 80000 64000 6000 5500 92 2 1500 T120 Clear Mog 55875 MT1500B-D/BH 1 M48/E E HOR±60° 6 125000 100000 6000 5500 92 High Wattage, High Color Rendering Metal Halide (Special Base) ±15° ±15° 60° 60° Color Te m p. (K) 3 2000 -- Special 3 57501 MLD2000BED-I-SS 1,2 M134/E E HOR±15° 12 185000 148000 3000 5500 85 4 2000 -- Special 3 57965 MSD2000BED-I 1,2 -- E HOR±15° 12 200000 160000 3000 5500 92 241 (9.48) ø180 (7.09) BT56 Quartz Arc 391 (15.4) 241 (9.48) ø120 (4.7) T-120 BT56 T120 391 (15.4) ø155 (6.1) ø40 ø126 (4.96) ø309 (12.17) MSD2000 ø252 (10) MLD2000 (1.57) ø30 (1.18) HOR±60° CRI 60° 60°
METAL HALIDE 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 CFR 1040.30 1. Metal Halide lamps are constructed of an outer glass jacket and an internal arc tube made of quartz. The arc tube operates under high pressure and temperatures as high as 1000° C (1832° F). The arc tube and outer jacket may unexpectedly rupture due to internal causes or external factors such as system malfunction or misapplication, creating a risk of personal injury, property damage, burns and fi re. To reduce this risk the following instructions must be adhered to. 2. Do not operate lamps in excess of rated voltages of the ballast as this will increase lamp pressure and the possibility of shattering. 3. This lamp must be used only with proper circuit and auxiliary equipment and a suitable ballast. 4. This lamp must be operated with a suitable fi xture, ballast and ignitor which has an ANSI designation identical to the ANSI designation in this catalog. 5. Do not use this lamp in a fi xture designed for less than the rated lamp wattage. 6. 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. 7. 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. 8. The lamp should be screwed 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. 9. Do not touch hot lamps with fi ngers, skin or any fl ammable material. Lamps may remain hot after being turned OFF. 10. This lamp must be shielded from direct contact with rain, sleet, snow and other liquids to reduce the possibility of breakage. This lamp may implode if broken. Use eye protection and gloves when handling this lamp. 11. The fi xture for Metal Halide lamps must be enclosed. Enclosures must be made of suitable materials capable of withstanding the discharge of hot quartz, arc tube or glass particles up to 1000° C (1832° F). The manufacturer has identifi ed only tempered glass as suitable lens or diff user material. End users should contact the fi xture manufacturer to determine if a particular enclosure is suitable. 12. In continuously operating systems (24 hours/day, 7 days/week), turn lamps off once per week for at least 1 hour. Failure to comply increases the risk of rupture. 13. When operating this lamp, the base temperature should not exceed 210° C (410° F) for mogul base and 190° C (374° F) for medium base, the outer envelope should not exceed 400° C (752° F). The recommended ambient temperature limit for this lamp is -5° C (23° F) minimum; 40° C (104° F) maximum. 14. Do not use this lamp in a location subject to vibration or shock, unless an adequate vibration-proof fi xture is used. 15. Do not use this lamp in a corrosive atmosphere unless an adequate corrosion resistant-fi xture is used. 16. Replace lamp at or before the end of its rated life. Allowing lamps to burn until they fail may increase the risk of inner arc tube rupture. 17. Electrically insulate any metal support in contact with glass to reduce the possibility of decomposition of the glass. 18. Do not look directly at the lamp during operation to avoid eye infl ammation from short wave ultraviolet radiation. 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 powdery or dusty atmosphere in order to eliminate the overheating of the lamp unless an adequate fi xture is used. 22. The radiation from this lamp may cause colored objects to fade unless an adequate fi xture is used. 23. 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. Check the operating position of the lamps marked on the outer envelope. Lamps must only be utilized in the correct operating position. U or X/U = Universal burning position BU or SXBU = Base up ±15° HOR or SXHOR = Horizontal ±15° BD = Base down ±15° BUH = Base up ±105° (Base up ± 90° for 1500W) See positions on each page in this catalog. For EYE Color Arc®, EYE Color Arc PAR, EYE Quartz Arc, see each lamp page in this catalog. 3. When the lamp does not operate normally, turn off the power and replace the lamp with a new one. 4. Lamp should operate with appropriate ballast and ignitor for Metal Halide lamps. 5. Seasoning Time: The time required for a new operating lamp to reach a state of equilibrium where the electrical, light level and color parameters stabilize. Typically, HID lamps obtain their rated performance after 100 hours of seasoning. FOR EYE MULTI-METAL ACE LAMPS If a power interruption should occur and the lamp extinguishes, turn off the power for at least 15 minutes. Turn the power back on to restart 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 IWASAKI / 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 Metal Halide lamps can be operated with ballasts made in accordance with I.E.C. recommendations allowing for voltage fl uctuations of ± 10 percent. Call: 888-665-2677 • Fax: 800-811-7395 • e-mail: sales@eyelighting.com • web: www.eyelighting.com 1 METAL HALIDE 1-29
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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
Page 29 and 30: FEATURED HIGH PRESSURE SODIUM FAMIL
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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Page 43 and 44: HID LAMP CHARACTERISTICS Understand
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Page 53 and 54: LAMP FAMILY & APPLICATION GUIDE . .
Page 55 and 56: Bulb: shape and size followed by bu
Page 57 and 58: Line # Watts (W) Bulb Base Product
Page 73 and 74: 70W PAR36 H fc M70P36SSDW Beam Diam
Page 79: Line # METAL HALIDE LAMPS High Colo
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 113 and 114: Line # Watts (W) EYE Mercury Vapor
Page 115 and 116: Line # Watts (W) Product Code Notes
Page 117 and 118: Line # Watts (W) Capacitors Product
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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42W 20W 50W 9' 10'' 9' 10'' 9' 10''
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Line # Watts (W) Volts (V) GENERAL
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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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ø13 max (.51) SPECIALTY/ENTERTAINM
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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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Environmentally Energized EYE Light
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