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Philips QL Induction Lighting Systems - Philips Lighting

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Reference (F)<br />

Temperature<br />

A generator and a lamp, like any other electrical device, generates<br />

heat during normal operation. Planning for a maximum heat<br />

dissipation with proper fixture design, installation planning will<br />

minimize the possibility of a heat-related problem. Excessive<br />

temperature will have an adverse effect on the <strong>QL</strong> system life.<br />

Temperature conditions<br />

The temperature of the amalgam does not exceed 105°C (221°F)<br />

with a base-up angle less than 75°.<br />

The temperature of the flange does not exceed 125° (257°F) in every<br />

operating position.<br />

The temperature of the bulb wall does not exceed 170°C (338°F).<br />

The temperature of the power coupler flange-test point does not<br />

exceed 90°C (194°F) for the <strong>QL</strong> 85W and 100°C (212°F) for the <strong>QL</strong><br />

55W & <strong>QL</strong> 165W.<br />

Generator and/or power coupler<br />

location<br />

The generator and/or power coupler may be located in such a way<br />

that thermal contact and/or heat flow is limited. Bad thermal contact<br />

and/or low heat flow can result in an excessive lumen drop, lamp<br />

extinguishing, or even early failure of the system. Check the OEM<br />

Guide for proper mounting conditions.<br />

More information about the <strong>QL</strong> systems, including the OEM guide can be found on the <strong>Philips</strong><br />

Internet, or requested at info<strong>QL</strong>@philips.com.<br />

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