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DULUX ® EL Dura-One DULUX ® EL Bullet DULUX ® EL Reflector DULUX ® EL SELF-BALLASTED COMPACT FLUORESCENT LAMPS Reflector Compact Fluorescent Lamps 44 Avg Avg Approx Lumens | Nominal MOL Product Pkg Rated CCT Initial Mean Symbols & | Wattage Bulb (in) Base Number Ordering Abbreviation Voltage Qty Life (hrs) (K) CRI @25°C/77°F Footnotes | 23 PAR38 6.25 Medium 29897 CF23EL/PAR38/GL/827 120 6 8000 2700 82 1000 800 1,3,8, BR40 6.5 Medium 29442 CF23EL/BR40/830/BL 120 6 8000 3000 82 1250 1000 1,3,8, PAR38 6.25 Medium 29586 CF23EL/PAR38/830/BL 120 6 8000 3000 82 1200 960 1,3,8, DURA-ONE COMPACT FLUORESCENT LAMPS 44 Avg Avg Approx Lumens | Nominal MOL Product Pkg Rated CCT Initial Mean Symbols & | Wattage Bulb (in) Base Number Ordering Abbreviation Voltage Qty Life (hrs) (K) CRI @25°C/77°F Footnotes | 20 A19 5.31 Medium 29537 CF20RC/A19/827 120 6 15000 2700 82 1200 960 1,3,8,12,15,20 23 BR30 5.56 Medium 29535 CF23RC/BR30/827 120 6 15000 2700 82 1100 880 1,3,8,12, 15,20 LOW PROFILE BULLET AND CIRCLINE ELECTRONIC COMPACT FLUORESCENT LAMPS 44 Avg Avg Approx Lumens | Nominal MOL Product Pkg Rated CCT Initial Mean Symbols & | Wattage Bulb (in) Base Number Ordering Abbreviation Voltage Qty Life (hrs) (K) CRI @25°C/77°F Footnotes | 14 BULLET 5.5 Medium 29196 CF14EL/T20/830 120 6 6000 3000 82 700 560 1,3,8, For more complete product information visit www.sylvania.com Symbols/Footnotes on page 124 123 9,12,14,20 9,12,14,20 9,12,14,20 9,12,14,20 C O M PACT F L U O R ESCE N T
C O M PACT F L U O R ESCE N T SYMBOLS & FOOTNOTES FOR COMPACT FLUORESCENT LAMPS Symbol Description New item introduced within the past year. Item will be discontinued when inventory is depleted. This ECOLOGIC ® lamp was designed to pass the Federal TCLP criteria for classification as non-hazardous waste in most states. Disposal regulations may vary; check local and state regulations. This lamp is a High Color Rendering Lamp Product is Canadian Standards Association approved for the Canadian market Product is Underwriters Laboratories listed Footnote Description 1 Approximate initial lumens after 100 hours operation. 2 Minimum starting temperature is a function of the ballast; consult the ballast manufacturer. 3 Minimum starting temperature for DULUX EL lamps is 0˚ F, unless otherwise specified in product literature. . 4 2 pin CF lamps are not suitable for use in frequently cycled applications or with occupancy sensors. 2 pin CF lamps should never be installed in 4 pin sockets regardless if lamp will fit. 5 There is a NEMA supported, industry issue where T2, T4, and T5 fluorescent and compact fluorescent lamps operated on high frequency ballasts may experience an abnormal end-of-life phenomenon. This end-of-life phenomenon can resulting one or both of the following: 1. Bulb wall cracking near the lamp base. 2. The lamp can overheat in the base area and possibly melt the base and socket. NEMA recommends that high frequency compact fluorescent ballasts have an end-of-life shutdown circuit which will safely and reliably shut down the system in the rare event of an abnormal end-of-life failure mode described above. The final requirements of this system are yet to be defined by ANSI. For additional information refer to NEMA papers on their WEBSITE at www.NEMA.org. 6 SYLVANIA ECOLOGIC fluorescent lamps are designed to pass the Federal Toxic Characteristic Leaching Procedure (TCLP) criteria for classification as non-hazardous waste in most states. TCLP test results are available upon request. Lamp disposal regulations may vary, check your local & state regulations. For more information, please visit www.lamprecycle.org 7 This 4-pin DULUX lamp has an internal end-of-life mechanism (EOL) that shuts down the lamp preventing abnormal end-of life failure modes. This lamp was designed for use with high frequency ballasts that do not have their own end-of-life (lamp) sensing circuits, but it is also compatible with high frequency ballasts that have their own end-of-life (lamp) sensing circuits. 8 DULUX Els meet CSA, FCC and UL requirements. 9 Caution: DULUX EL units cannot be used on dimming circuits, emergency exit fixtures or lights, electronic timers, photocells, lighted switches or any other switches that do not meet UL20 Sec. 7.6.15. In outdoor applications, use only in enclosed fixtures to avoid exposure to weather. Use only on 120V, 60 Hz circuits. Never disassemble or modify lamp. Install or remove unit from fixture by grasping plastic base. Best performance achieved when operated at 77degrees F (25 degrees C). 40 Watt lamp is designed for base down orientation only. 10 CAUTION: This lamp emits ultraviolet (UV) power during operation and is in Risk Group 1 per ANSI/IESNA RP-27.3-96. Exposure at less than 0.3 meters (12 inches) should be limited; for example exposure at 0.2m (8 inches) should not exceed 4 hours in an 8 hour interval (see ANSI/IESNA RP-27.1-96). Certain medications and chemicals can increase an individual's sensitivity. Consult your physician for specific information. Protective eyewear should be worn in occupational situations involving long term exposure in close proximity to the lamp. This lamp is not intended and should not be used for diagnostic, therapeutic or cosmetic purposes. 11 2 pin CF lamps should never be installed in 4 pin sockets regardless if lamp will fit. 12 The life ratings of fluorescent lamps are based on 3 hr. burning cycles under specified conditions and with ballast meeting ANSI specifications. If burning cycle is increased, there will be a corresponding increase in the average hours life. 13 Caution: DULUX EL Circline units cannot be used on dimming circuits, emergency exit fixtures or lights, electronic timers, photocells or lighted switches. In outdoor applications, use only in enclosed fixtures to avoid exposure to weather. Use only on 120V, 60 Hz circuits. 14 Minimum starting temperature for DULUX EL lamps is 0 degrees F 15 Caution: Although DURA-ONE lamps can be used with occupancy sensors that have a fluorescent volt-amp rating, DURA-ONE lamps cannot be used on any other dimming circuits, emergency exit fixtures or lights, electronic timers, photocells, lighted switches or any other switches that do not meet UL20 Sec. 7.6.15. In outdoor applications, use only in enclosed fixtures to avoid exposure to weather. Use only on 120V, 60 Hz circuits. Never disassemble or modify lamp. Install or remove unit from fixture by grasping plastic base. Best performance achieved when operated at 77˚F (25˚C). Operating temperature range of DURA-ONE lamps is -20˚F/-29˚C to 122˚F/50˚C. 16 These lamps may also be operated on rapid start circuits. On rapid start circuits the 24 watt lamp operates at 27 watts and the 36 watt lamp operated at 39 watts. Rated lamp life is unchanged. 17 Lumen output rated on high frequency operation. 60 HZ operation would result in lower lumen output. 18 Lumen output and life rated on high frequency operation. 19 DULUX F lamps can typically be operated on DULUX L and PENTRON HO ballasts of the same/similar wattage. Check with the ballast manufacturer to verify lamp/ballast compatibility. 20 Rule of Thumb for Compact Fluorescent Lamps: Divide wattage of incandescent lamp by 4 to determine approximate wattage of compact fluorescent lamp that will provide similar light output. 21 Optimum light output for DULUX T/E IN amalgam compact fluorescent lamps occurs at approximately 35 deg. C/ 95 deg. F ambient temperature when the lamp is operated in the base up position. The lumen value listed refers to the optimum light output. Non-amalgam compact fluorescent lamps provide at least 90% light output from 60-100 degrees F in the base up position, the temperature range is narrower for horizontal or base down position. 22 Minimum starting temperature: CF5: -22 degrees F; CF7: -4 degrees F; CF9: 14 degrees F; CF13DS: 14 degrees F; CF13DD: -4 degrees F; CF18DD: 5 degrees F; CF18DT: -4 degrees F; CF26: 14 degrees F. For more complete product information visit www.sylvania.com 124
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