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Philips LightingLighting North AmericaPhilips Lighting Company provides products for everylighting appllcation.We are devoted to a comprehensive understanding of the

challenges and opportunities facing those who specifu,purchase and, ultimately, use Philips lamps. Thisunderstanding is evident in our strong commitment toresearch and development, and our company-wide dedicationto market leadership through on going quality improvement.

This guide is designed to assist distributors, specifiers andend users in making well informed judgments when theyselect lamps for any application. Themissionof PhilipsLighting Company is to deliver added value to our customers,specifically with superior quality lamps featuring high energyefficiency and high color rendering.

Philips provides outstanding quality lighting solutions forevery business, industrial and consumer lighting situation.

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Table of Contentspage

General Lamp lnformationHow to Use This Book........ 2Expanatlon o{ Symbos and Highliqht ng .2CoorTemperature............. .. ...3Coor Rendering .......... 4 5Energy Eificlency . . . .... . 5F Lrorescent Lighting App catlons .... .. 6l lH gh lntns ty Discharge Llghting App catlons ........ .. 12-11ncandescent Lighlrng App catlons .......... .. .......18 23Techn ca Descriplons .. ........24nches 1o Metric Converson .........24Glossary of Tems ................ . 24lncandescent Lampslncandescent Lamps by Wallag 25 48Philinea Lamps. .48Hlgh ntensly Lamps ..48Decorative ........ 48'51Slreel Light ng (N4ultiple) . . 51 52Street Light ng lseres) ....... 52Lamps Listed byAmps &Volts, or Lumens .... ........ 52Speca Llghring (N ght Llght Plug ln, Ponable Flash gh0 ......... 52Tirnqsten Ha109en............ 53_54Accent 1200 Halogen Dspay Larnps (Standard MR-16) .. ....54Square MRl6lvasterLine Ha ogen Drsplay Lamps ... ........55Round MR 16 MasterL ne Halogen Display Lamps . .... . .......55Masterline PAR 20 Long Neck Halogen. . . .. . ...... . . ...55MasterLine PAR 30 Long Neck HaLogen .... . .... ....... . 55MRC16/NIRC-l1 DlsplayLampslclosedMRl6/MRl1).... ...... 56Haloqen AlLrminu m Reilector.... ..... ....... .. .. ...... 56

Ha ogenA Lamps .... ....... ...... ..... . ..... 56H! ogen Capsu es {Bumers) .... ..... . .... ..57Cross freierence Gudes (lla ogen) . ..... 5lTubu ar ouaftz nlrared .. .. . ...... .. ... ... 58 53Fiiament Designalons.... ..... ...... ...60Base Types and Bulb Shapes . . . ....... ..... . ...60Foolnotes - /ncandescenl Lamps .. ..... . ..... . ....... .. 61Cross Refe.ence Gu des I ncandescent) ...... . 61-63Compact Fluorescent LampsSL* Lamps. . ...64PL Adapter Systm. . ................... 64P1ShortF1r0rescen1................ ............ .....64PL C uster Fluorescenl (10mm TLrbe Dia ) ... .. .....64PL C Lrster F uorescenl (10mm Tube Dia USA Base) .... 64PLClsterFuorescent(l5mmTubeDia)........... 64PL Long F uorescent ..................... ... . .65Cross Fefereice Guide (Compact Fluorescenl)........ .... ..65Fluorescnl LampsPreheat................. .. .......... 66-68U tlume Prheat. ..66,68Econ-o'wait Preheat ..68,70Ecofto'watt Fapd Start ... . ...........68,70Fapld Start .............. ............ . ......... . 68Ll lralume Rapd Siart 68TL 70 Fluorescent . .... .. 69TL 80 F uorescent ........ . . .. . . ..... 69ll tra ume Econ o watt Rapid Staa(.... . ............14Preheat Fapld Start ............. . .....10-11Llltralume Preheat-Rapd Starl . .........11Ad.dnrdge X P ! eot-aaoOSlan ._o-oFoSp^,.e... IPrehedr.R"od S "11[^rended Se^ celnstant Sta.t... .......... . ... .. .......11H gh oulput (800 ma). .......... .. ...J213ti tralume Hgh oulput. .....12Econ-o-watt llgh outplt (800 m) . .. . ......... . ......... . .... 73U iralume Econ-o-watt High Output 1800 ma) .......... . ... 13Utralume Hgh 0utput(800 ma).............. ... ........... .....73Very Hioutput 11500 rrla) . .... .. ........ 73-74Econ o watt Very Hloutput (1500 ma) .. ...74outdoor {1500 ma)T-12 ..14Low Temperature Jacketed (1500 ma)..... . .14Econ-o-wattSmnelnstanlStart)........... ........... 1416Slim ne Fluorescent 1 nstant StaTd ...... .. .. .. .... ..... ..........7476tllira Lrme SlimLrne ........14-75

PageFluorescent Lamps (cont )Lllira ume S m n ( nstant Start) ........ .. .......... . 15,11tllrra Lrme Econ+wait S m lne { nslanl Stalt} 76Circ ne .. 11LJltra ume Circlne.. 11Econ o watt ll-Benl . . ......... 77ll Beni....... .........77Ullralume U-Ben1....... 78Appliance F uorescent .7BFootnotes F uorescenl Lamps .. . . ..78Base Types and Bulb Shapes . .. ... . . . .....19Cross Relerence Guide (F Lrorescent) ...80CoorCrossFeferenceGuldes{Fuorescen.. 80High lntensity Discharqe Lampsr.Pi;m; ." n on P'-"ssu'e Soo,um 8 82Cerama Lrx Co:infort High Pressue Sod um ... 82WH TE SoN F qh Pressure sodium .......... . ...... .. 82nstant Restrike H gh Pressure Sodrlrn .. ....... 82SoN AGRO High Pressure Sod um . . 82Econo ux Hlgh Pressure Sod um ... . ......... .82Ceramalux RETRo LUX High PressLrre Sod Lrm . . ...83Low Pressure Sodium Lamps SoX-Slandard Eflcacy . ......83Metal Ha de Lamps...... 83-85llHN'TD DoLrh e Fnd-"d Melal Ha de ... 85

Safety Liieguard Meta Hallde ... . .......... . . .85MercuryVapor 1amps........ . .... .. . 867Saiety Lifeguard Vlercury Vapor. .......... . ......... . .87Sel Ballasted Mercury Vapo. .......... ............... .. .88Foolnotes - H gh ntensty Discharge Lamps 89High lntensty Dlscharge Lamp nformation.................. .... ... 89BaseTypes and Bulb Shapes . .... .... 90Cross Ref,"rence Guides lH D.) .. 91 95Miniature/Sealed Beam L.mpsMinatureLampsNLrmericalLstlng ... ...... ...............96101Minature B ster Carded (MBC) .................. 101-102Sealed Beam Lamps Numerca Lislinc... ...... .103'105Phifups European Haogen ]Vln ature LampTypes ..... 106Phllips European Min ature Lamp Types..... 147FeelServceLEmps...... ........ ....... 108M niature/Sealed Beam Termrnoogy ................. .109M nlature/Sealed Beam F ament Desgnations... ...109lvln ature Bu b Desgnations....... ............110Auto Replacement Ha ogen Head amp Bu bs .. ...............110Sea ed Beam Bu b Desgnatlons. 110Minalure/Sea ed Beam Base Designallons ........ ... 111Bulb D mensions . 111Photo, Proiection, Sound Reproducer and Film Viewer LampsLamps Lsted by ANS Code........ ... ..112116Cross iefe.ence Lsl of ECndANS Ease Designatons.... .ll6Bulb Shapes .... . .111Base Types .. .118Stage/Studio/TV LampsLampsLsledbyANS|Code........... ........... ll9-120Surespot Lamps .... . .... . .. ........ . .124MSR Lamps Slngle Ended Gas D scharge .......... . . ..120MS Lamps lHM Types)Gas Dscharge ..120Base Types and Bulb Shapes.. . 121Specialty LampsCompact Source 122Short Arc .......... . .. .. . .. 122SpecalMercury ... .......... 122I/ed Lrm Pressure Meta Ha lde ......... 122Low Pressure Pu sed Xenon Discharge Laiips ........... . 122SpeciralLamps .. 123Fluoresceni Lamps with SuperActinc Fad ation ... ...........123FluorescentLampswithAclnlcRadiaion. ............. .......... 123Gemicida Ster amp Tubes (Hot Cathode, Co d Cathode, S mlne)......... I23Footno{es-SpecatyLamps.................. .... 124Bulb Shapes . ..... . .. . 124Lamp Substituton ou de.... ..... ... ..125127Sales Offlces and Lamp order ng ntormaton ...... 128Philips Lghting Com pa ny Trademarks ............. ....lnsde Back CoveI


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hrnzvstfiQatun@ffiqNAHow to use this book toyour best advantage,

The full co or sections at the beginning of this guide werecreated to help you evaluate the many lighting optjonsavailab e for fluorescent, incandescent and high intensitydischarge (HlD) applications. Each section ends with a tab ethat lists common lighting app ications and recommendssome ofthe Phi ips lamps particularLy well suited to thoseuses.

The remainder of this guide is a comprehensive listing of thespecifications for over 3,000 Philips Lighting products.

. Green highlighting and the synT bol i,:S indicates lampswith high energy-efficiency, which will reduce electricityexpenses..Light red highlighting lndicates lamps with high colorrendering, which makes people and objects appear moretrue to life..The Philips Shield l[.1 ] indicates proprietary productserclusive to ohilips .ighting Corpa^y..The dagger symbol It] indicates new products from Philips.

The illustration below shows you the meanings of thevarious specifications used to describe each lamp listed.

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6,rr&.ah4dColor Temperature

Color temperature is a measure of the color appearance oflight, not actual temperature. lt can have a dramatic effect onan individual's response to an environment, and is crucial inestab ishing an atmosphere or evoking a mood.

Light sources that appear bright white to blue-white have ahigh color temperature (3600K and above) and are describedas "cool." These are often used in industrial applications andsome office environments and hospltals. Sources that appearyellow-white to red-white have a low color temperature(3400Kandbelow) and are described as "warm." These areoften used in applications where people socialize, includingretajl, hospltality, and residential settings, Sources measuring3500K are considered "neutra1." These are commonly used inwork settings including offices, conference rooms, lobbies,factories, etc.

Color te m peratLrres beow 3400K are cons dered warm, 3500K s consdered neutral;3600 -4900K and above s cons dered coolD fferefl co or teanpe ratl.rres ca n be Ltsed to evoke d ffe re nt responses n you r g hting a pp ications

The lnfluence of Color Temperatureon Mood and Lighting Applications

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Color RenderingColor rendering is a cruclal measure of lighting qua ity whichmust be considered in every lighting application. Colorrendering is measured on an index from 0-100, with natural

day lght and incandescent lighting both equal to 100. Oblectsand people viewed under lamps wlth a high co or renderingindex (CRl) appear more true to life. In addition, high CRI lightsources tend to produce a higher perceived level of light,which helps make them more energy effective.

Philips Lighting is a pioneer in the development andimprovement of high color rendering products, which arestrongly recommended for applications where it is importantthat the people and objects viewed musl appear as realisticand natura as possible.ln practical terms, for example, Philips high color renderingamps make merchandise more appealing in retail settings,

Oblects and peope appear more lrue lo fe u/hen vre\'\red !nder ar'rps!vt1h gh coor rerderi.g fdexes lcRil The CR s of lratura da! ght andncandescent rghtfg both measlre 100food more appetizing in restaurants, and people in generalook better, hea thler and more natural. ln office lightingapp ications, high color rendering lamps have been tied toincreased worker productivity, and reduced absenteeism anderror rates.

High color rendering makes people and objects appear moretrue-to life. Philips offers many lampsthat combine high colorrendering with high energy efficiency and a choice of calortemperatures.

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Energy EfficiencyThewor dwide leadership of Phiips Lighting in energy

saving technology means you can meet every lightingneed with the most energy efficient lamps available,anlvvhere - without sacrificing you r need for high qualityand perlormance.

Lamps that use less energy genera y save many times theircost in lower electricity bi ls. n addition, because energyefficient lamps often give off less heat, you save through lowerair conditioning expenses, as well. Beyond that, theenvironmental rewards of energy efficient lamps pay longterm benefits for everyone - every single kilowatt hour ofelectricity spared saves nearly three pounds of coalJueledernissions.Higher energy efficiency can be gained through changing thetype of lamp used in your application. Auality of light is alsaaffected, in terms af colar rcndering and/or color temperature;it is impartant to balance energy efficiency with the overalllighting requirements of yaur particular application.The trend in liglrting.

For most cornmon ighting applications, the preferredsolution is a lighting system that combines high energyefficiency with high color rendering using sources with acomplementary color temperature.Philips Lighting experts are available to help you choose thelamps that best meet your specific application. For productllterature and Jurther assistance, call your loca Philipsrepresentative, or the Philips Lighting Information Centerar 1-800-631,1259.

Color Rendering lndexesof Some Philips Lamps

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85a11h [iqht (SL*18) 82Compact PLNat!ra B1Advantaqe X 80TL 70 15SPEC Line 13CoolWhlte 62

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f/',ztZtr.ntt?ffieqzpp6,zafiret-Setting new standards forquality and e{ficiencY.

Tnere is a oreat econom;c motivation to use energy-e'{ c'entfluorescent ighti"g systems thal offereouced erergy costslower maintenance and improved productivity'

The pronounced trend in fluorescent lighting is away frominefficient, low color rendering lamps, and toward lightingsvste-s tnat deriver comlortable, high color rendering lightw'tn '.igh energy efficie"cv The reasols {or this are clear:oAdvanced fluorescent lighting systems deliver substantiallymore light per watt than standard cool white lampsrUse of high color rendering lamps inqeases visual clarity ofpeople anJ oblects, and helps to create a more pleasantworking atmosphere..A variety of color temperatures offers the option of creatingdifferent moods and e{fects.

Philips Lignling offers nearly 500 different fluorescent lampsto, vitiuattv"evei appricat o", including oO''"t, to'nme'cialand inoustlia'senings; retail and residential surroundings;schools, profess'onjl, nealth care, institutiona' andoovernment app|cations; and outdoor lighting'- tfre chans in inis section are provided as references to helpvo.r dete,mine the light;ng best su ted for your application andio ioenrify rne prod,cts that best meet Vo"r needs

\r\NPh ps TL 80 Advantage X, and U tra ume f uorescent amps

The TL 80 System:the Peakpedormer in fluorescent lightingfor office, retail, and more'Philios TL 80 +luorescent lamps represent a rnajo' innoval'on

n liohiino oualitv and e'ficiency When powe'ed by electronicba'tists, iL 80 tarnps delive. e"ergy thr,fV ight output up 10'104 lumens per watt, with an outstanding high color renderingindex of 85.

For offices, retail settings, and other situations where it'simoortalt to minimize overhead expenses wn'le max'nizingrhe quality of right o+fered, the TL 80 System represenls thefuture of fluorescent lighting.

Trim, 1 incn oiametei philips TL 80 Series Lamps installedwith erectron;c ballasrs resrlt'" a /B9o savings in energy costscompared to standard '1 1/4-inch fluorescents with magneticballasts. Return on the investment to retrofit an office withthe TL 80 System is typically under three years, including labor'Of allthe fluorescelnt tighting systems available, the TL80Svslem stands alone in providing virtually the same lighlaulput as slandard fluorescenl lampswilh fie lowest energyconsumption.


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Other superior fl uorescentlighting solutions.Philips prime color fluorescent light sources are designed to

orooLce oriqqter il uri.lation a-d h g'er colo're-de;ng thansranda.d f,u"orescent lamps. Liletheoh;l ps TL 80 Ser;es 'amp,these fluorescent lamps are energy efflcient, and produce trjchromatic light in colors that correspond closely to the responsesofthe human visual system, for more tu+to'life appearance

Philips UtfalumerM and AdvantageX TM lamps are an excellentchoice for office, retail, and industial applications, as well asresldential applicatlons that ca I for high energy efliciency andh qh co,or rerderinq. Phi'ips SPEC line of lampsareanec"ono-ical wav to achreve h grer l;ght oulout ano betler co o'rendering than standard cool white fluorescents without a greatinitial lnv;stment. U ltralu me, Advantage X and SPEC lamps areavailable in a variety of color temperatures to suit the particularlighting subjects and effects desired

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Fluorescent Lamp Performance Comparisons

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Compact fluorescents:the ahernative to incandescents.Compact fluorescent lamps are an oubtanding way to save on

energy consumption and maintenance in commercial, industrial,government, educational and residential lighting applications.Philips Earth Liglrt {SL*) compact fluorescent lamps directlyreplace incandescent lamps. They combine high color rendering(82), outstanding energy efflciency (using 75% less electricity thancomparable incandescents) and long life (10 l3times longerthanincandescents). ln color appearance and temperature, Philips SL*lamps match incandescent lamps and eliminate the "cold,impersonal" feeling previously associated with fluorescent lamps.

Philips PL-S and PL{ compact fluorescent lamps are ideal foruse in applications as diverse as high hab, wall sconces, ceilinggtask lighting, exit signs and outdoor liglrting, Philips PL-C lampsare clustered compact fluorescents which provide a substantialincrease in light output compared to standardPL-S lamps, with allthe other benefits ofcompact size.

Philips PL-L compact fluorescents provide outstandingflexibility in commercial interior lighting applications, with highlight output and excellent color rendering performance in aversatile compacl size well-suited to two-foot-long fi)dures.Philips PL-L lamps can be operated in vertical and horizontalpositions with rapid start, electronic and dimmable circuits.

Philips PL-S, PL-C and PL-L lamps are available in a variety oflengths, wattages, and color temperatures for your specificapplication needs.

The Ea.th Lght lSL.)compact lllorescent amp

Some recommended Philips Compact Fluorescent lampsfor Hotel, Restaurant, Retail and Office Applications

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Some Recommended PhilipsFluorescent lamps for Commercial Applications.

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Some Recommended PhilipsFluorescent lamps for Retail Applications.

1 Warm = 2600-3400Kt Neutral = 3500( Coo = 3600K-4900K and above2. Compar sons are agalnsl standard 40 wan, coo wh ite flLorescent am p w th standard mgnetic ballast.

GeneralOfficeConlerence Rooms Highest energysav ngsExcel ent colorrenderingCreate a p easant workenvironment to aidproductivity

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Executive/ PrivateOffice High color renderingto create comfonableworking atmospherelM in imlzemaintenancecosts/timeSave energy

llltralurne ltl Lrl 85 CR 'High colorrendering makespeople and objectsappear naturalHospital ExaminingandEmergency Rooms

' Hiqh visualclaritv. Energy savings AdvantageX tr tl 80 cFt93 LPW . Bright, white light.21% more lighto!tputlnstitutionsClassroomsLibraries

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Department Stores . ncreasedmerchandise appea' Energy savingsTL 80 Series tq tr 104 LPW85 CRt . Highest f uorescentcolor rendering. Energy savlngs upto 43%

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/i'aaProductivity boostersfor business and indufi,

The use of High Intensity Discharge (HlD) lighting has movedindoors, bringing with it the features - high light output andlong life that have established HID as the preferred lightingsolution for most outdoor lighting applications. And Philipsleadership in the field has resulted in the broadest selection ofHID lamps available.

In both indoor and outdoor uses, Philips Lighting hasachieved significant advances in the quality of light availablefrom the HID group of lamps: high pressure sodium (HPS),melal halide and mercury vapor.

Indoor applications for HID lighting.Dramatic increases in the color rendering of HPS lamps, andimprovements in the color temperature of metal halide lamps,

have made these light sources a worthy, new ahernative tolluorescents and incandescents for interior lighting byindustrial and commercial users. Since better lighting meansproducts and people appear more attractive to customers, theresults generated with Philips HID lamps can be dramatic.In retailstores and decorative applications, Philips White

SONrM high pressure sodium lamps represent a breakthroughcompared to incandescents. They feature brilliantwhite (CRlgreater than 80) color that is more energy efficient thanincandescents, and with a warm color temperature that closelyresembles incandescent light. The result is a superior lightsource, available in a clear, tubular bulb for accent and displaylighting, and in a white, elliptical bulb for use in down-lighting,decorative, hallway. foyer and olfice lighting.

Lighting designers also have a highly efficient metal halideoption, when highlighting areas that have cooler colors orproducts in relail, office and other indoor applications. PhilipsMHN-TD double-ended lamps for both display and arealighting are available in a 4100K color temperalure design.

Both White S0N and l\4HN-TD lamps deliver long life, highenergy efficiency and minimal heat dissipation, making them anew favorite of lighting designers, retailers and other userswho desire dramatic lighting effecb.


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plants, warehouses and other similar applications.Philips comprehensive selection of metal halide and mercuryvapor amps also offer hlgh color temperatures for a broad

range of industrial applications.Greenhouse growers can enjoy improved plant quality and

prod uctivlty with horticultural ighting using Philips SONAGRO lamps, the only HPS source offering 30% more lghtinthe critical b ue spectrum which is crucialto natural, healthyplant growth.

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lndustrial lighting users can enjoy new levels of lightingquality with excellent energy e'fficiency by relamping withPhilips CeramaluxrM Comfort HPS 1amps, and other HID lights0urces.

Ceramalux Comfort lamps offer the long life, lowrnaintenance and high energy efficiency of standard HPSLamps, with the important added benefit of greatly improvedcolor rendering (CRl 65, compared to CRI 21 for standard HPS)and better color temperature. The resulting lightoutputcanyield improved safety and productivity in manufacturing


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Outdoor applications for HID liglrting.Exterior lighting demands the highest levels of light output,reliability and energy efficiency, with long life and lowmaintenance. Philips HID light sources deliver these qualities

with the most comprehensive selection of lamps availablea n!.vvhere.For street lighting, garages, landscape lighting and generalexterior area lighling, high color rendering lamps can yieldimproved salety and comfort, since better identification of

colors helps us more readily identify and respond to oursurroundings. Philips Comfort HPS lamps, along with the fullrange of metal halide light sources, are the preferred sourcefor lighting public areas of alltypes. Philips Celamalux HPSlamps, with their patented anti-vibration design, offer longer

Ph ps Low PressureSodiLrm amp

Ph ps hlgh waftage [/]eta Halde(BT-56) amp

life by virtue of their ability to withstand the rigors of streetand bridge lighting applications.For signage, Philips metal halide reflector flood lamps andhorizontally-mounted lamps offer very bright, high colortemperature light that makes road and location signs easy to

read and ideniify. while offering long life and lowinergyconsumption.Sports lighting is another area where Philips Lightingleadership is well established. Lighting designers and fixturemanufacturers specializing in arenas, stadiums, and otherlighted fields of activity -for municipalities, school districts,universities and other applications - depend on Philips highoutpul 1000w- 1500w metal halide lights for lowmaintenance and superior lighting quality.

For security lighting, Philips low pressure sodium {LPS)lamps offer the highest lumen eificacy (LPW) along with aunique color that provides the sharpest image on surveillanceTV and good penetration in fog. In applications where lightpollution interferes with astronomical observations, LPS is theprefened light source.

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Some Recommended PhilipsHID lampsforyour liglrting needs,Retail . l\4ake products moreattractive'Reduce energy costs

White SoN highpressure sodiumlampsl\,1HN-TD metal halidelamps"3K" metal halidelamps

High lumen outputHigh color renderingEnergy efficientl\4akes merchandisemore attractiveBrilliant white lightTrue-to-lifeappearancesLower energy costs

lndustrial Bright, uniform arealightingReduce energy costsReduce maintenancecosts

. Ceramalux Comforthigh pressure sodiumamps. Metal halide lamps

Higher color renderingthan standard HPSLong life constructionEnergy efficient

High light outputlmproved safety &productivityLower maintenancecostsLower energy costs

0utdoor areaand street lighting lmproved safetyEasier identification ofpeopLe, objects,sunoundingsReduced energy costsReduced maintenancecosts

. Ceramalux Comforthigh pressure sodiumlamps.lvleta halide lamps

Higher co or renderingthan standard HPSLong life constructionEnergy efficient

High light outputlmproved safetyLower maintenancecostsLower energy costs

Horticulture lncreased greenhouseoutputBetter plant gradingBeduce energy costs

.SON AGR0 highpressure sodiumlamps30% more light in thecritical blue spectrum8% more lumen outputRetrofits in standard400W HPS fixtures

Faster plant groMhBetter plant qualityEasy retrofitLower energy costs

Flood and backlightedSigns and billboards ' lmproved readabilityof signs. Reduced energy andmaintenance costs

. l\4etal halide reflectorla mps. Ceramalux Comforthigh pressure sodiumamps

High color renderingHigh lumen outputLong life constructionEnergy efficient

Very bright light outputlmproved safetyLower maintenancecostsLower energy costs

Sports lighting Eright lighting ofplaying fieldsReduced energy andmaintenance costsBroadcast illuminationlevels

. 400W - 1000W metalhalide amps' 1500W metal halidela mps

High color renderingHigh lumen outputLong iife constructionEnergy efficient

Very bright light outputlmproved safetyLower maintenancecostsLower energv costs

outdoor securityLighting Safety and cornfortlncrease nighttimebusinessBeduce energy andmaintenance costs

Low Pressure Sodium(LPS) lampsCeramalux HPS lampslvletal halide lamps

Long lifeDurabilityEnergy efficientCompactHigh lumen outputVersatile

. l\4aximum lightoutputfor minimaienergy use. Low cost operationover long service life


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./naltd?zetInnovation for specific applications Special incandescentsand general lighting, for special applications.

lncandescent lamps continue to set the standards againstwhich other lamps are measured. The color rendering indexfor incandescents is'100-the closestto natural light;theircolor temperature is warm, giving them a cozy, friendlyfeeling. However, their energy efficiency is low whencompared to fluorescent and HID light sources.lnnovations by Philips Lighting have led to increased energysavings opportunities from many incandescent lamps. Sinceretrofitting with energy saving incandescent lamps involvesthe least initial cost compared to installing new fixtures andballasts, significant savings can be enjoyed by using newPhilips incandescent lamps.

Philips high performance halogen lamps provide additionalalternatives for increased light output and reduced energycosts compared to standard incandescenls.

Philips Lighting is committed to an ongoing program todevelop new and improved lamps for incandescent and otherlighting applications. New and innovative additions to theincandescent products group include:

For high intensity directional lighting, Spotline RM reflectorlamps were created with a computer designed double reflectorsystem to concentrate 25% more light in the center thanexisting R lamps of a similar size. Excellentfor use in retail,hotel, restaurant and home applications as accent and displaylighting, or general lighting in downlights and spot tracks.

Where high levels of local lighting are required, Philips softwhite Directord bulbs combine a partial soft white finish with asatin frosted window to provide 35% more light on theworking surface compared to standard incandescents,providing a cleaner, crisper light that ;s more efficient andeasier on the eyes. Well su ited for track and recessed lighting,as well as desKop applications.For food service, space heating, aglicultural, and industrialapplications, the Philips 17s-watt PAR inllared heat lamp, inclear or red, provides excellent heat generating capability,along with long life and energy saving features compared topopular reflector "R" bulbs, The 175-watt PAB heal lampdirectly replaces 250 -watt R40 lamps using 30% of the energywhile delivering the same results,

Phi ps Spotline reflector amps lRM']9 and Rlvl 25).

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Philips Softone PastelsrM soft white bulbs add a hint of colorto create a subtle mood, accentuate color schemes andtextures, and make furnishings look richer and more attractive.Available in six subtie, pastel shades of peach, pink, blue,yellow, green and ivory for retail, residential, hotel andrestaurant accent llghting.For decorative lighting in hotelt restaurants, showcases

and other applications, the PhilinearM lamp features a slender

shape, small diameter and high luminous intensity, withlinear, uniform end-to end lighting that is flattering to thehuman eye.The physically demanding conditions at repair shops,construction sites and other similar areas, demand Philipsrough service and silicone coated lamps for added safety anddurability.


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Halogen lamps for crisp,white light where you need it,lf your lighting applications call for incandescent ljghtingwith bright white lght output, long amp ife and high energy

efficiency, you can depend on Philips high performancehalogen lamps. Halogen light output iswhiterthan standardincandescent ight, with a warm colortemperature of3000K,and offers the added benefits of longer lamp life. lowmaintenance, high energy efliciency, and near perfect lumenmaintenance (low loss of light output) over the llfe of thelamp.

For accent and display lighting applications in jewelry stores,restaurants, shop windows, showcases, hotels, exhibitionsand boutlques, museums and galleries, Phi ips offers lheMasterline Collection, an exclusive line of high performancehalogen lamps, which offer added lightlng value by deliveringhigh energy savings, increased light output, and greaterefficiencies from existlng lighting fixtures. MasterLine lampsare available in compact, 12 volt lvlR 16 and medium base,standard voltage PAR lamps.

Pf ps VasierL ne Co ecton cl h gr perlormance ha qlen anrps 1 io 1PAF 38 Bornd [/R ]6, PAn 20, S.Lrare IVR 16, PAR 30

MasterLine Square MR-16 amps offer outstanding energysavings, as demonstrated below (left), while providing thesame lighting effect as the standard 5o-watt and 75-wattMR l6s they replace. lvlasterLine RoundMR-16 lampsofferhigher light oLrtput than standard MR 16 lamps, as indicatedbelow (right), delivering more light with the same wattage.Masterline PAR lamps offer allthe superior lightlngqualities of haiogen with specia ref ectors for better lightcontro ln spot andflood lighting applications. Available lnPAR 20, PAR-30 and PAB-38 slzes, they retrofit intostandard lghting finures. The MasterLine PAR-20 andPAR 30 lamps deliver more ight oul of recessed flnuresthan ordinary PAR-20 and PAR 30 halogen lamps, thanks totheir exc uslve long neck design which a ows retrofit intoexisting flxtures without the need for adapters.

Squale MR-16 Retrofit Energy Savings'$800 x$400 I$200

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General and task lighting can be improved with PhilipsHalogdnArM lamps, which bring the many benefits of halogenlighting to standard, medium base applications - includingimproved efficiency, long life, crisp white light output and highlumen maintenance.

For low voltage task and accent lighting, Philips offers acomprehensive line of halogen capsules suitab e for a greatvariety of interior decorating appllcations.For floodlighting of large areas, Philips offers a broad

se ection of double-ended linear halogen lamps that can beused as an inexpensive lighting source for security lighting,sports fields, and other commerclal, industrial and residentialapplications.

Phiips fa ogenA BT-15med um base ha ogen arnps

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Some Recommended Philips incandescentand halogen lampsforyour liglrting needs.

Display, accent,downlighting Bright, directionallightingConcentrated light areaHigh energy savingsLow maintenance

'lVasterLine SquareMB-16 halogen lamps.l\4asterline RoundIVR-16 halogen lamps

' High efficiency designprovides more lightthan comparablehalogen lights, with lessenergy consumption

lncreased merchandiseappealLower energy costsLow maintenance;longer lamp life

'High intensitydirectional lighting. Concentrated light area'Spotline BM 19reflector lamps

. Doub e reflectorsystem. Concentrates 25%more light in centerthan existing R 20reflector amps

Accent Lighting . Attractive, soft, co oredlighting. Enhance roomappearances

. Softone Pastels . Available in peach,pink, blue, yellow,green and ivory. Attractive lighting

accentuates colorschemes and textures

. Attractive, bright whiteinterior light. Halogen capsules High efficiency, long

life, crisp white lightoutput, high lumenmaintenance

Bright white lightLower energy costsLow maintenance;long lamp life

General &Task lighting,Track & RecessedLightingHigh evels of locallightingHigh efficiencylVinimize eye strain

. Director lamps Soft white finishSatin frosted bulb"window"Diffused beam

35% more light onworking surfaceEnergy efficientEasy on the eyes

High intensity generallightingFnergy savingsLow maintenance

. HalogdnA amps . High efficiency, longlife, crisp white lightoutput, high lumenmaintenanceBright white iightLower energy costsLow maintenance;long lamp life

Decorative Lighting inNarrow Spaces. Attractive, unilormlighting to fit in show

cases, displays, etc.. Philinea lamps Slender shapeSmalldiameterHigh luminousintensity

. Permits bright,attractive lighting innarrow spaces. Uniform linearlighting; flattering tothe eye.

Floodlighting lorSecurity, Sports Fields,lndustryBright llghtLong lifeEnergy efficiency

. Double ended linearhalogen lamps.High efficiency, longlife, crisp white lightoutput, high lumenmaintenance

Bright white lightLower energy costsLow maintenance;long lamp life

lnftared Heating& Drying Generate focused heatEnergy savingsLong life. 175-Watt PARInfrared heat lamp(clear or red)

PAB bulb for higherefficiencyNo warm-up required95% reduction in light(red lamp)

Energy savings (30%)Long life:5000+ hoursHigh heat generatingefficiency


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Technical DescriptionsLamp Listing SequenceLamps ale isied inwattagesequenc exceplforspecia groupingssuch as StreetLightlng,0uanz nfr6red, Tungsten Nalogen, Nigh lntensityand Sillcone Coated lamps0rdering CodeTh complete informalon shown nlheoderlngcodecolumnlogtherwththevotage,ifapp cabe, shouid be usedwhen p acing orders.na nunrbrof instaicesa amplypemaybeavailabeindlfferentklfdsof packaging

suclr as2 or4larnpwrappers. Somesma lamptypsswhhh are generally muhiplepacked on a padorm wlih an oveMrap are also packaged as a blnercarded item tortheretail ma *ei. Each of rhes items is shown as a spa rare listin g. To identify them,addilionalinformaton is inc uded wilh lhe o.dering code. Thefollowing examplesOrde ng P*9.Code Oty.' ExplanationBC.7T7M

1212l2cds Carded pack 2 ps percard.

60T/SW 481214

The numberslrown in the "Pkg.oty "co Lrmn islhe numberolcardspermin mumsh pp ng case.l2 4lpwrappers= 48 ps per minimum

50/150lML 96 961 lp wrappeG =96 ps per nrinimum//TP 96/1 sh pping case.'Ouantty shown s m n mum shipping conta ner. EefertoNetPrceSchediresfornumberof amps required iarqualiflcaliorl asa standard caseVoltageLamps isted a.e avaiabk onlyin th volages shown.Lamps isted in rafge vo tages such as 115125 or 230 250 are inlended lor use on c rcuitsnormallyvarying within thesevoltag lim ts and arc deslgnedfor an average!ollagesuitabefor opecton on such circ!ils. Lampsintendedforoperationinrangevotageshave a design volcenter aslollows, !n ess otheBise noled by a footnote:RangeVoliage DesignVoltage11t125..... ........... ........... ..120120 125...... ........... ................120120130..... ............ .......... ...125r2513n 130230 250..... ........... . ............240Class ol Lampncandescent anrpsare cassified astype B ortype C. Thelype E lamp s one inwh ch

the likf-ienl operates n a vac!um ThelypeC amplsone nwhichthef ameiloperalesin an atnrosphere olinerrgas Forgasjiled lampswhich can be operaied h aiy postonrhe lumen maintenance is bestwhen la.nps are operated base Lrp. For the vacuum typeampswhich have no reslrictlons on opemllig poslton lhe unren ma ntenance isthe

same in a opeGtlng postionsLamp DimensionsBu b Deslgnarionsconsistoja enerorlettersro nd cate shap and a nu.nberto indicalethe approx male d ameter in elghths of an iich.Ivaximu m overall Length s meas! red from lh e top of lh e bu b lo bonom of the base.Nominal LengthA measuremenl of i uoresceni amp lenglh based on the englh olthe amp pllslheproper alowance forstandard amp hoLders.LightCenter Length is thedistancelrom a reference point0f a lamp base lusua ytheeveel)lothecentero{lhe ghlsource.Forhlghinlensitydscha.gelamps,itslhedistancelrom the cenierofthelilamenl or cenlerofthe arctothe po ntshown belowforA Screw Bases- Botlom base conlact[4ed um and Mogu Prelocus Topolb3sel]n[4ed um Eipost Eotlom olb! bBdyo prCdnoFabrd a-d [4"o .- Bdvo-"r opofod(ep,n(SC or DC Prefocus Plane of ocat ng bosses ofprefocuslng colar[4in]-Ca n - nle rsection ol 45' tape r w th maxim um dia meler ol baselnches to Metdc ConversionTo calcu late the metric equlvalent of inclres n mi nrelers 1mm)use the{ollowinglomula inches x 25 400r = milllmele6operating PositionLamps may be opcted in any pos tion u. ess olheese noted.Base Pin Position for Bayonet Candelabra Based LampsWhen amps are based with a bayonl cande abra base, the plane oflhe base pins willbeapprox mare y al rlght angles ro the plaie olthe f lamenr, unless othelwise indicared.SC or DC Prefolus Based lampsThe planecoitaining the base axis and the major locklng eye el wh ch is lhe eyelotequ distanrJromrhe two othereye els, willbe at rlghtanglestothe p ane olthelikmenlar ead w res !nLess oihetuise indicatedThelenerlA)showi nlhe EasecoiumnaierSCorDCPri. based ampsindicatesthatthedistancefrom th bottom ofbase conlact o. contacts to th botton ofthe co ar is406' ln thecase ofDC Pref. based amps, the etler lA)aLso ndicaresthatlh planeconraln ng the baseax s and contacrs is at right ang esto the planecontainingrhe baseaxisand the maiorlock nq evelel.

Glossaryof TermsCandlepower - A term used for the uminousinlenstyola ghtsource. Thelntensity nany onedkection trom thestandard caid e is ca ed onecaidela {formfllyoneColor Rendering lndex (CRll A measurementofrhe co orsh ftan object undsgoeswhen i uminaled bylh ghtsource, ascomparedlo a relerence source al lhe same co 0rtemperalure. Colorrender ng is measured on an indexlrom 0100,with naturu dayilghtand incandescentlght ng boih equalto 100. Objeclsand peopevlewed Lrfder ampswith a hlgh colorrefder ng index 1CF )appear more r.ue 1o llie.Color Tomporatur6-The ch romaticity of an ideal"back body'when il is healedto a specific rempemtu.e n Kelvln lK) ll Gthe measure oftheco orol ighl,Dolign Lumns Lumen va ue atha ilhe Gted liietimeFootdndle A unil used in measuring dlred ill!nr nation. ll is deJined as the

uminatlon produced lrom a sourceofone candea ata pointon a s!rface ofonefoorawayand perpefd cularto the sourceoflight A umen persquarelootlllumination The rcsu I of lhe lse of ght lllum nance, lhe densily of uminous flurof a surface, is uslallymeasured n foolcandleslnstant Stsrt -Actcuilusedlo stan specia y.desgned fluorescent ampswilhoultheaid ofa sraner. Thecircututilizeshgheropenci.cutvoltagetlranisrequiredlo.lhesame ength prehear amp, to slrikerhe arc instanty. Th s cicuills used lodayon sllmlneand cold cathode lamps lnstanlstart40wanbipinlampsaremadewithashonclrcutngacvi.P h!ih inr. $c hascKilowatt (KW) A arger unit oJpower, athousand wanslwans x 1000 = k owatts)Kilowstl Hour (KWH) The measure olelectrcalusage{rom whlch eleclricty billngis determined Fo. examp e, a 10o'watl bulb aperated for 1000 hours wou d consume 100kilowatt hours, {100watls x 1000 hours= 100 KWNI. Arab ling mte 01S0.l0/kwh, th sb! b wou d cost$10.00 (100kwh xS010/kwh)to ooerate.Light Theterm generally applied tolhe vsible energylrom a source. Lightis usua ymeas!red n umefs orcand epower. When ghl strikesas!rface lt s e therabsorbed,refecied ortraismined. Lighl is sa dlolrave in nraighl lnes.[umen -The unil lhat erpresses the lota quanlityotlighlg ven off by a source,regard ess ofdi.ection. A lumen is deiined as theamounl af ghl{allng on a su ace oione squarefoor, every point ol which is one foot awav trom a source of one cand epowetA unllorm sou rce ol one can dlepowe. pkced n asphereemts 12.57 Lrmensormeanspherica candela equal to 12.57 lumeirs.tumens Pe. liUatt {LPWI A measure olthefficacyof a I ghlsou.ce intermsoltheghr produced forthe powerconsumed. Forerampe, a 100wan lamp prodrcing 1750Lrmensg ves lT.5lumens per watt.Luminance or Brightnls - The lghl emitled, tra n smitted or ref ected lrom a !i tareaoithesourceoJs!rlaceisilsbrlghtness lisLrsua y expressed in candles persqu e nch orLanrbens orloot LambensProhgat A circu t used on fluorcscent amps whrein the elecrrodes aie healed orwamdtoa glowslage, byanauxl aryswitchorstader(canbea gowswtch,thermatype ora mechan caldevice llke a push button)blorethe lamps a.e ghted. This synemwas used on lhe origlna Jluorcscent ampsand is st in ustoday.Rapid Stsn - A circuit designed lo start amps by cont nuousy heat ig or preheatlngthe e ectrodes Thiscircu t is a modem version oftheirggersia(sysiem and requ resampsdeslgned forlhiscncLr t ln the rapidstadtwo amp c rcuil, one end oieach lamp sconnededto a separare start ngwind ng. The atherend of each lamp isconnected toacommon wlnding. Excepl lor sliml ne amps, alimodern I xlurs using 40 wan and higherlampsar equ ppedwth rapid starrba asls.Raled Average Life The opemling ile lhoursl at which 50% ol th lamps arc slilloperaring. Where a plus 1+)is used in statingthe le, su NlvaL cte is 67% al the stated 1ime.Trigger Slart AcncuitusedloeLiminatelheslanerandstartthepreheatampalmostinstanty. hr th s c rcuil each e eclrode sconnectedtoaseparalewindinglntheba aslsollral the e ectrode scontnLrousyheated. Thscircuit sprimar yusedon20wattandlower wanage I uorescenl lamps loday.Volt8ge lV or E) A measurcment oi eieclromolive lorce o r the pressu re of electr cily.This s analogouslorhe pressore n a walr llfe; i.e pounds persquare inch. The votageoia cncuilisthe eectricalpressure tgives. ln an incandescent amp, "voltagedesgnatesthe supplyvotage to which the kmp shou d be connected. norherlamplypes,ilmayreierto'operalingvoLlage' of a ghtedarcdischa.ge amp.Wstt (W)-Unlt used to measure powerconsumprion oi amp.


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