FL150/70 Halogen Lamp 21V, 150W designed for Meiji Techno FL & FT Series Fiber Optic Illuminators

This FL150/70 medical and scientific lamp for Fiber Optic illuminators has an MR16 bulb shape and a GX5.3 base type. It operates with 150 watts and 21 volts and will typically last an average of 200 hours. This bulb has a base down/horizontal burning position. The 1000306 bulb's corresponding ANSI code is EKE.


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This FL150/70 medical and scientific lamp has an MR16 bulb shape and a GX5.3 base type. It operates with 150 watts and 21 volts and will typically last an average of 200 hours. This bulb has a base down/horizontal burning position. The bulb's corresponding ANSI code is EKE.

ANSI Code:EKE
Bulb Shape:MR16
Bulb Color:Clear
Life Hours:200
Wattage:150 Watt
Voltage:21
Base Type:GX5.3
Burn Position:Base Down/Horizontal
Length:1.75
Diameter:2 in.

FL150/70 GENERAL CHARACTERISTICS
Shape:MR16
Lamp Base:GX5.3 (2-Pin, Round Pins)
Filament:CC-6
Bulb FinishClear
Rated Life250 hours
Operating Position:Horizontal ±15º or Base Down

PHOTOMETRIC CHARACTERISTICS
Color Temperature:3250 K

ELECTRICAL CHARACTERISTICS
Watts:150 W
Volts:21 V

DIMENSIONS
Maximum Overall Length - MOL:1.75 in. (44.50mm)
Diameter:2.00 in. (50.80mm)

FL150/70 EKE Halogen Lamp Precautions

FL150/70 EKE LIGHT BULB REMOVAL: Locate the manual of the equipment. It is always a good idea to follow the steps within the manual. Some manuals have detailed graphics that show where the light bulb is located and how to replace it. Make sure the equipment has been off for at least 30 minutes. Some of these light bulbs burn extremely hot and can cause severe burns. When removing the light bulb, be very careful when taking it out of the socket. Some sockets are made out of ceramic and can be fragile. You may require a screwdriver to remove the illuminator in order to get to the light bulb. Compare the removed light bulb with the new bulb. There are so many different types of bulbs and manufacturers of bulbs that even the slightest change may affect the equipment. It is also a good idea to keep the burtn out light bulb for future reference. 

FL150/70 EKE LIGHT BULB INSTALLATION: Never touch the glass of the light bulb especially if you are replacing a mercury short arc, xenon, or halogen bulb. The oil from your skin increases the surface temperature of the bulb causing the light bulb to a have shorter life. Reverse the procedures when you removed the burnt out light bulb. Some higher end equipment require filament alignment. There should be adjustment screws that change the X and Y axis for proper performance. 

FL150/70 EKE LIGHT BULB DISPOSAL: Most bulbs can simply be thrown away but some microscope bulbs require proper disposal. If you are replacing a mercury, xenon, or fluorescent bulb, contact the distributor to ensure proper disposal methods. EKE light bulbs do not need special disposal. 

•DANGER! The EKE replacement lamp operates at extremely high temperatures that can cause serious physical injuries and property damage.
•Only use the EKE replacement lamp in Halogen-approved fixtures. Fixtures should fully contain any parts of the Halogen lamp upon the event of a lamp burst.
•Do not use the EKE  replacement lamp in close proximity of paper, cloth or other combustible materials that can cause a fire hazard.
•Lamps are very fragile. Do not drop, crush, bend or shake them. Vibration or impact will cause filament breakage and short lamp life of the.
•Do not touch the EKE bulb surface or inside reflectors with your bare hands. Oils from skin can lead to breakage or shorten the life of the lamp. Use clean gloves or lint-free cloth for installation and removal.
•Clean any dirt, oil, or lint away from the bulb with alcohol and a lint-free cloth or tissue. Any foreign particles or materials on the EKE replacement bulb surface can cause hot spots on the bulb and result in lamp failure.
•Never touch the EKE lamp when it is on, or soon after it has been turned off, as it is hot and may cause serious burns.
•Do not look directly at the operating bulb for any period of time; this may cause serious eye injury.
•Always turn off the electrical power before inserting, removing, or cleaning the replacement EKE lamp.
•Affix the EKE replacement lamp securely in the socket. Improper installation of the EKE replacement lamp will cause electrical arcing, overheating and short life to lamp and socket. Replace lamp holders and sockets when necessary.
•Keep the temperature of the EKE lamp seal below 350C.
•Keep the temperature of the EKE GE replacement lamp wall above 250C.
•Keep the temperature of the EKE lamp wall below 800C.
•Make sure lamps of specified wattage and voltage are only used in appropriately rated fixtures. Unspecified use will lead to short lamp life, breakage and overheating of fixture.
•GE EKE replacement lamps should not be operated beyond the total rated voltage. Avoid the use of dimmers that may drive your lamp over its rated voltage.
•Operate the GE EKE replacement lamp only in the indicated burn position. Failure to do so will lead to overheating and shortened lamp life.
•Use an external fuse when required. •Do not allow one lamp to directly expose another. This may lead to overheating and shortened lamp life.

Details

Applications

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