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DescriptionAgro-Lite Plant Light(87)Blue(87)Pink(87)Red(87)Soft WhiteSoft White, Tra-PakLonger Life Soft WhiteLonger Life Soft WhiteReflector Flood(87)Reflector Spot(87)Reflector Flood(87)

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'Maximum Beam Candlepower Footnotes located on page 47» For more information when operated at 120V see pages 45-47A Aluminum Base

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Incandescent Lamps

Halogen Lamps* 730 Volt Halogen PAR Lamps performance when operated at 120 volt.Life of Halogen lamps at reduced voltages do not always follow calculated values.

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ProductNumber046677-

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M.O.L(In.)

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79

79

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6000

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410

410

410

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670

670

670

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800

800

980

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980

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0 Exclusive Philips Product 5—Energy Saving Product fNew Since Last Printing ' £) Means This Bulb Meets US Federal Minimum Efficiency Standard

Footnotes — Incandescent/Halogen• Quantity shown is minimum shipping

container — refer to Net Price Schedule fornumber of lamps to qualify as a standard case.

* Two Lamp Carded Pack.A Aluminum base.• Nickel plated brass base.* Heat resisting glass bulb.

(2) Although the lamp is of the highest qualityin material and workmanship, it has beendesigned to meet certain purchaserequirements which preclude a guaranteeof performance.

(3) Indefinite-long life.(4) Average laboratory life is 200 hours for

vacuum cleaner and 600 hours for sewingmachine service. Design life 1000 hours.

(7) Average overall length.(8) Operate base down.(9) This lamp should be shielded from moisture

to prevent breakage.(10) Operating position — horizontal.(11) Design volts 115.(12) Operate base down to horizontal.(13) Not recommended for horizontal burning.(14) Operate base up.(15) Operate base down. Filaments operated

separately.(16) Flexible connector not included in maximum

overall length.(17) Designed for use only in special equipment.(18) Base is medium left hand thread.(19) May not give satisfactory performance if any

accessory equipment is attached to ortouches the glass bulb.

(21) Nominal watts. Actual watts are determinedby multiplying the volts by the amperes.

(22) Unsatisfactory lamp operation is likely tooccur in operating positions betweenhorizontal and base up, particularly between45" from base up, and base up.

(23) May be operated in any position.(25) Base pins approximately parallel to plane

of filament.

(26) Use only on circuits supplying the voltage asmarked on the lamp. DO NOT use inhousehold sockets.

(27) Average laboratory life in excess of 5000 hours.In-service life depends upon service conditions.

(29) Suitable for indoor and outdoor service.(31) Operate only in porcelain sockets.(32) For use only with heat resistant connector

and with lamp supported by bulb rim or meta!shell of base.

(33) Operating position — plane through lampaxis and base terminals horizontal.

(34) Operate base up to horizontal.(37) Should not be used in equipment where the

base temperature will exceed 500°F.(40) Ceramic sleeve with approx. 6" flexible leads.(41) Avoid use at short distances on materials

that are inflammable or susceptible to heatdamage.

(42) Use outdoors only in enclosed fixtures orwhere protected from exposure to water.Use only in fixtures listed by a nationallyrecognized electrical testing organization.

(43) Unless otherwise noted, may be operated inany position, but lumen maintenance is bestwhen operated vertically base up.

(46) Stippled, rounded cover.(47) Leads parallel to lamp axis. OAL does not

include leads.(49) Should not be used in equipment where the

sea! temperature exceeds 750°F.(50) For use on 50-60 cycle A.C. circuits.(51) Light output is maintained best when

operated within 453 of vertically base up.(52) For use only in a fixture with a

well-ventilated back.(53) The bulb, though made of heat resistant

glass, may break if moisture falls on it. Notrecommended for use in enclosed, close-fitting housings.

(54) Operate within 25" of vertically base up.Collector grid.

(55) For use only with heat resistant connectorand with lamp supported by bulb rim.

(56) Recommended operating positionany within 60°of vertically base up or basedown but lumen maintenance is best whenoperated vertically base up.

(57) When operated in a position other thanhorizontal, lamp end marked "This end up"should be higher than the other end.

(59) Life dependent upon service conditions.(60) Design volts 480.(61) Design volts 570.(62) Design volts 600.(63) Design volts 145.(64) For use only in equipment specially designed

to maintain bulb and base temperature withinsafe limits.

(65) AAtolerance IV, LC.L tolerance 3/w".(66) Silicone Coating reduces lumen

output from Standard Values less than 3%.(67) Nominal lumens.(68) Lighted length value refers to light center

length for this lamp.(71) Operating Position — Prongs up or down.(72) Light Center Length & Axial Alignment

tolerance /k".(73) Both filaments in multiple.(74) Single contact medium bayonet base

without pins having 2 or 3-pin focusingsleeve as indicated.

(75) 23/j" diameter unsilvered spot on end of bulb.(76) Design Volts — 230.(77) Collector grid.(78) Intermittent operation.(81) LC.L & Axial Alignment tolerance '/V'.(82) To avoid deterioration of lampholder

by heat, use only heat resistant lamphoidersor fixtures listed by a nationally recognizedelectrical testing organization for use withreflector or PAR lamps.

(83) Base does not have ceramic insulator.(84) Operate 45C base down to horizontal.(85) Do not touch bulb with bare hands.

Fingerprints may result in reducedperformance unless they are removed with

alcohol. Socket condition may affect lamp life.Inspect and replace socket if deterioration hasoccurred.(86! See PAR Halogen Caution Notice stated on

bottom of page 42.(87) Do not allow hot bulb to corne in contact with

liquid or metal parts of the fixture, as glassmay shatter. Do not use outdoors. Do notoperate in close proximity to flammablematerials or those adversely affected by heator drying. Operate only in heat resistantsockets.

(88) WARNING: Use carefully. May cause seriousbums. Do not use over insensitive skin areasor in the presence of poor circulation. Theunattended use of infrared heat by children orincapacitated persons may be dangerous.• Lamp should not be placed closer than 18"to the surface being irradiated.• Do not use for therapeutic or topicalapplications unless recommended by aphysician,• For food warming, use only lamps with heatresisting glass.

(89) CAUTION: Do not operate in close proximityto flammable materials or those adverselyaffected by heat or drying. Operate only inheat resistant sockets.WARNING: Use carefully. May cause seriousburns. Do not use over insensitive skin areasor in the presence of poor circulation. Theunattended use of infrared heat by children orincapacitated persons may be dangerous.• Lamp should not be placed closer than 18"to the surface being irradiated.• Do not use for therapeutic or topicalapplications unless recommended by aphysician.• For food warming, use only lamps with heatresisting glass.

(90) Since there is considerable heat radiation inthe beam of this lamp, care should be takenagainst using it without suitable protection, inclose proximity to combustible materials orthose adversely affected by drying action.

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