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FLUORESCENT TUBESCircuit DiagramsSwitchstartSeries TwinLead/LagPF capacitorPF capacitorLampPF capacitorLampLampLampFS- COP-11FS- COP-11LampFS / COPFS-22/COP-22FS-22/COP-22SWITCHSTARTThe most common circuit using a ballast andglow starter which effects electrode preheating.When the starter contacts open theballast supplies the starting voltage.Reliable starting is from -5°C to +50°C.Use FS-11 or COP-11 starters.SERIES TWINA circuit used for most lamp types up to 20W.Two fluorescent lamps are run in series usingone ballast but with individual startersoperating as above.Use FS-11 or COP-11 starters.LEAD/LAGA common circuit combination for Twin lampluminaires, with high power factor and lesslikelihood of flicker.Use FS-11 or COP-11 starters.Rapid-StartSemi-ResonantPF capacitorHeating TransformerLampRAPID-STARTA circuit giving flicker-free instant starting andincreased lamp life.The lamp is operated in series with a standardballast. The electrode pre-heating voltage isprovided by a separate transformer.Reliable starting from -10°C to +40°C.SeriescapacitorIRS LampResistor and Metal Strip IncorporatedSEMI-RESONANTA circuit with flicker-free instant start andelectrode pre-heating. An electrical resonanceoccurs between the secondary winding of theballast and the capacitor, amplifying the mainsvoltage for starting the IRS metal strippedlamp.L = Live conductorN = Neutral conductorL = external conductor L 1 , L 2 , L 3N = median conductor MPUN = power supply 230VB = ballastPF = power factor capicitorKZ = start-up capacitorSINGLE LAMP OPERATIONHF-BallastTWIN LAMP OPERATIONHF-BallastLLampLLampBallastBallastLampNNFLUORESCENT TUBESwww.sylvania-lamps.com 137
FLUORESCENT TUBESOperating CharacteristicsPerformance variationover varying supply voltageInfluence of the start-up frequencyon operational lifeModification of lampbehaviour (%)Modification of the supply voltage (%)Operational life (%)Frequency of start-ups per 24 hourslamp currentlamp conductorlight outputlamp voltageRELATIONSHIP BETWEEN AMBIENT TEMPERATURE AND LIGHT OUTPUTFluorescent lamps36W and 40WFluorescent lamps58W and 65WT5 Long (FHE & FHO)Light output (%)Light output (%)Light output (%)Ambient temparature (°C) Ambient temparature (°C) Temparature (°C)F36wF40WF58wF65W138FLUORESCENT TUBESwww.sylvania-lamps.com
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ERLANGEN (GERMANY) NEEMRANA (INDIA)
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6SYLVANIA LIGHTINGwww.sylvania-lamp
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Manufacturer's lamp cross reference
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Incandescent lamps, with a typical
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GLSClear A60 / A55• Standard pear
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GLSExtra Low Voltage• Pear shaped
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CANDLEClear• Candle shaped incand
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CANDLEColour/ Windshape• Candle s
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BALLClear• Round lamp envelope•
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REFLECTORStandard• Blown glass re
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CROWNSilvered & Gold• GLS or roun
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TUBULARClear• Krypton gas filling
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STRIPLIGHT / LINEAR ARCHITECTURAL
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Halogen lamps are known for excelle
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LOW PRESSURE CAPSULES ECOFriendlyNO
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MR16 COOL BEAM ECOFriendlyNO MERCUR
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SUPERIA 35/50• Cool Beam - 66% of
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SA111• Aluminium reflector dissip
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CLASSIC ECOBallFriendlyNO MERCURY
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CLASSIC ECOCandle TwistedFriendlyNO
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CLASSIC ECOR50/R63/80FriendlyNO MER
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HI-PIN G9• Average life of 2000 h
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HI-SPOT ® ES50 ECOFriendlyNO MERCU
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HI-SPOT ® ES50 HOME• Unique, pat
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HI-SPOT ® ES63/ESD63• Halogen li
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HI-SPOT ® ES111/ESD111 AG• Mains
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HI-SPOT ® 63 ECOFriendlyNO MERCURY
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HI-SPOT ® 120 ECOFriendlyNO MERCUR
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LINEAR DOUBLE ENDED 78MM/118MM ECOF
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68LEDwww.sylvania-lamps.com
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LEDs are becoming more and more eff
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ToLEDo CANDLE/CANDLE BENT-TIPToLEDo
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TOLEDO GLS• 15 years or 15,000 ho
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HI-SPOT ® REFLED ES50• Available
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HI-SPOT ® REFLED PAR20• Warm Whi
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MICRO-LYNX LED• Two different fin
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Compact fluorescent lamps are avail
Page 87 and 88: MICRO-LYNX ® LUNA• High switch c
Page 89 and 90: MINI-LYNX ® STANDARD• Cost effec
Page 91 and 92: MINI-LYNX ® COMPACT FAST-START STI
Page 93 and 94: MINI-LYNX ® COMPACT GLS• Compact
Page 95 and 96: MINI-LYNX ® COMPACT BALL• Compac
Page 97 and 98: MINI-LYNX ® DIMMABLE• Dimmable f
Page 99 and 100: MINI-LYNX ® R50 - R80 REFLECTOR•
Page 101 and 102: LYNX ® - TE AMALGAM• Particularl
Page 103 and 104: LYNX ® - D• Two U shaped tubes a
Page 105 and 106: LYNX ® -S• U shaped tube and a 2
Page 107 and 108: LYNX ® -L• Excellent colour rend
Page 109 and 110: LYNX ® -F• Multi-limbed compact
Page 111 and 112: LYNX ® -QE• Flat profile, slim,
Page 113 and 114: CIRCUIT DIAGRAMSSwitchstartSeries T
Page 115 and 116: Manufacturer’s Lamp Cross Referen
Page 117 and 118: The key benefits of fluorescent tub
Page 119 and 120: T5 FHELuxline ® Plus• T5 FHE Lux
Page 121 and 122: T5Standard / Luxline ® Plus• 16m
Page 123 and 124: T8Luxline ® Plus• T8 fluorescent
Page 125 and 126: T8Luxline ® Plus Special Length•
Page 127 and 128: T8Luxline ® Plus Shatter-Resistant
Page 129 and 130: T12Standard• Wide range of standa
Page 131 and 132: T12IRS• T12 fluorescent lamp with
Page 133 and 134: T8Luxline ® Eco• T8 fluorescent
Page 135 and 136: T9Circline Plus• T9 circular fluo
Page 137: COP SAFETY STARTERS• Quick-start
Page 141 and 142: Manufacturer's lamp cross reference
Page 143 and 144: High Intensity Discharge (HID) ligh
Page 145: SUPERIA CMI-T / CMI-TD / CMI-TC•
Page 150 and 151: URBANWHITE• Maximum performance o
Page 152 and 153: HSI-TD METALARC• Double ended qua
Page 154 and 155: HSI-SX / HSI-TSX BRITELUX• SX fam
Page 156 and 157: HSI-T DAYLIGHT• Single ended meta
Page 158 and 159: HSI-TD• Compact double ended quar
Page 160 and 161: SHP-TS GROLUX• Patented arc tube
Page 162 and 163: SHP-S / SHP-TS TWINARC• Range of
Page 164 and 165: SHP-TD STANDARD• Double ended hig
Page 166 and 167: SHX PLUG-IN• Range of high pressu
Page 168 and 169: HSL-SC SUPER COMFORT• Range of hi
Page 170 and 171: HSB-BW BRIGHT WHITE BLENDED• Rang
Page 172: BRITETRONIC • Remote & Built-In a
Page 175 and 176: ELECTRICAL AND PHOTOMETRIC DATAPowe
Page 177 and 178: LAMP PERFORMANCE DURING RUN-UP & TH
Page 179 and 180: SPECTRAL POWER DISTRIBUTIONCeramic
Page 181 and 182: INDEXINCANDESCENTGLS LAMPSGLS Clear
Page 183 and 184: ARTICLE CODE INDEX0000001 T5 Standa
Page 185 and 186: ARTICLE CODE INDEX0020340 HSI-T Met
Page 187 and 188: ARTICLE CODE INDEX0025884 Lynx-S Wa
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SPECIAL PRODUCTSPHOTO OPTIC 184-193
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PHOTO OPTICSylvania offers a wide a
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PAR 38COLOUREDFEATURES• Parabolic
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PAR 56Low VoltageFEATURES• Presse
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PAR 5612V Swimming PoolFEATURES•
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PAR 64Mains VoltagePAR64 CP60 1000W
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T8 COLOUREDF18 RED 18WFEATURES• H
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GROLUXT8/MiniLynxFEATURES• High l
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AQUASTART8FEATURES• Light colour:
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CORALSTART5FEATURES• Reproduces l
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MARINESTART5 15000KFEATURES• Idea
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REPTISTARMiniLynxFEATURES• High U
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24AQUA ARChorizontal ±45°FEATURES
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INFRAREDReflectorFEATURES• Conver
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BLACKLIGHTBL350 Linear & CirclineFE
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BLACKLIGHTBL368 Linear & CirclineFE
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BLACKLIGHTBL350 & BL368 FEP Toughco
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GERMICIDAL COMPACTGermicidal-Low Pr
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FOOD STAR 176FEATURES• Foodstar l
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