Philips Halogen Lamps - Manual

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Dimensions in mm

Commercial

Type

Wattage

Voltage

Luminuous

Base

Average

EOC

name

intensity

life

W

V

lm

h

Halotone Economy

14565

10

12

120

G4

2000

412294

Halotone Economy

14566

20

12

300

G4

2000

412331

Halotone Economy

14567

50

12

800

GY6.35

2000

412355

Maximum permissible temperatures

Packing data

Pinch

350°C

Bulb

900°C (minimum 250°C)

Contacts 300°C

Single box packaging

Packing configuration

Weight

Dimensions

Volume

kg

cm m

3

100x1

0.4

21.8 x 12.9 x 9.5

0.003

7.5 min.

∅

9.3 max.

∅

9 max.

4

±

0.25

23.5

±

0.25

33 max.

7.5 min.

∅

12 max.

6.35

±

0.25

30

±

0.25

44 max.

G4

GY6.35

Halogen Lamps

Low-voltage capsules

Halotone Economy

Definition

Capsules are the most compact
halogen lamps and can be used
for a wide range of applications.
The capsules are Low Pressure
(incl. UV Block) lamps produced
according IEC 357 with a special
operating filling gas pressure

≤

2.5 bar to be used in luminaires

without front glass (according
IEC 598).
The capsules have an axial
filament, a clear bulb and have a
G4 or GY6.35 lamp base.
Axial filament gives higher light
output in combination with
luminaires and a uniform beam.

Features

The most impor tant features of
this lamp are:
• sturdy and ver y compact
• standard pin-base
• low pressure technology

(incl. UV Block)

• average lamp life of 2000 hrs.
• colour temperature 3000°K
• excellent colour rendering

(Ra = 100)

• universal burning position
• dimmable

Applications

Capsules are ideally suitable for
task- and decorative lighting in
homes, shops and
hotels/restaurants.