sylvania fluorescent lighting guide book 1957

8/13/2019 Sylvania Fluorescent Lighting Guide Book 1957

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wfureg.eff fffsds fur'rpF"ffi * dCompared to older Utpes 0f illumination, f,uorescent lightingis still in its int'ancjt. Ancl anJlneplanningto install it is likefu to haaemml qaestions. How is fluorescent betterT In what utalis itmore economical?What are the aduantages of the different lamp tjtpes?What aboutfxtures?Whjt the aarious " shades" of white light?Althoagh Slluania will be glad to suppll an1 technical details requested, thi: booklet isintended onll as a general ret'erence. It is primarifu for the commercia/ and ind.ustrial userar prospectiae uner who is mlr clncerned uitb fluorescent' s practical resalt.r than with thetechnical cletails of installation. Few companies are better equipped to suppfu all such int'orma-tion than Sj,luania. A pioneer in f.uorescent t'rorn the earliest cla1s, Slt/aania continues topioneer its future.

Generol Advonloges of Fluorescent LightingDevelopmenl of Fluorescent LightingSylvonio [omp Progress, 1937-1956Specific Advontoges of Sylvonio Fluorescenl LighringSytvcnio's Scientific Monufocluring MethodsStondord Storl Lomps (Regulor, Low Temperolure, Miniolure, Colored)"Slimline" lnslonl Slorl Lomps .lnslonl Storl Bi-Pin Lompslnslonl Slorl Direclionol Refleclor Lomps . .Ropid Stort VHO (Very High Output), High Oulpul,48// Medium Bipin,Reflector qnd Slreel lighting [ompsCircline LompsFluorescenl Lomp SlorlersFluorescenl LompholdersToble of Lomps ondFluorescenl BollostsGermicidol [ompsBlocklight LompsCold Cothode Fluorescent TubingPqnelescenl LightingSylvonio's Z Shodes of Fluorescenl "While" .Toble of Uses for 7 Shodes of "While"Plonned Group Replocement of Fluorescenl Lomps . .Answers lo Queslions on Fluorescent [ightingSylvonio Fluorescenl Ordering lnformolionSylvonio Dislribution Cenlers (Soles ond Service Directory)lnformotion on Sylvonio Fluorescenl Fixlures

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ligbting at tts finestAIMOST since its inception in 1938, fluorescenrlighting has led a specracular career. A com-pletely new type of illumination, it producedlight not in brilliant "spots", but in longluminous tubes - restfuliy diffused, lackingin glarc, r,vith shadows kept to a minimum.Cooler, more efilcient, it was easier to see andwork by than any light availabTe before.Fluorescent lighting, infact, was so obviouslysuperior that within 15 years it supplied moreelectric lighting than aII other sources in thenation combined. And it has now become thestandard source of illumination for new con-

struction - and one of the best methods ofmodernizing older buildings. In srores, oftces,factories, homes, schools - just about evefy-where - fluorescent is upping the level oflighting and working eficiency.No one expects fluorescent lighting to entirelysupplant the famrliar incandescent type, whichcontinues to have its specialized applications.But for the uniform general lighting of broadareas, fluorescent has no equal in its efitienc1as a" Iight-producer and in the quality of thelight it produces. Let's examrne a few of itsmajor advantages.

MORE TIGHT PER WATT OF PCIWERTodar's standarcl ICC-n-atr il'"rolescenI Lrnit (nvo 4O-u,art 1amp,.s and l-'ailast) pror.ides more riran threetimcs tirr: lighr of a. 100-u.atr incani'lescent bulb" Tire fluorescenr iamp not onll- produces more lighr per-,',-;rct. but tlaintains its irr"igl-rtness longcr anr{.lasts on an ayerage seven times as long as;rn incandescentlarnp of the same wattage.TIGHT THAT's COOI. AND COMFORTABLE-fhc fiuorescent lamp is rateri moi:c efiicient as a light producer because it conlerrs eiectiicirv into ntor,.t'itibic /ig :t and. les.r rtt/.rtrtt /:eat than dr:es the incandescent iamp. The resulting "cooi" lighr is rnore com-fortabie to rvork under. It also:e,-l:;ces the refrigeraeion ioad in air condirioning.TESs GLARE AND LESS HARSH SHADOWSFrluorescenc larnps are tlore fi'ee irom troub.lesotne glareing is necessarr-. there is less loss of light because less shield-

MORE I.IGHT IN GREATER COTOR VARIETYFor r-lecorati\-e purposes, {luorescent iamps oI1-er a varie ty of color rints ro choose from, ali rvith a highlevel of light output red, pirik, goid, green and blue. Fluorescent lamps for general itrlumination comein a number of shades of "rvhire" light to suit every requirement.TIGHT AT LOWER COSTBecause it offers high oucirut, high quaiity of iliumination, long lamp life, ancl maintains its brightnessfor such long periods,fluorescent is generailv recognized toda,v as not only thebe"rt light,but also the leastexpensive, all costs considered.


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,Conlocl Pins Gloss Tube

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lnside of Gloss Tube Cootedwith Fluorescenl Powder

electrodes with the olternotions of lhe current.3. These electrons collide with ihe otoms ofmercury vopor ond orgon gos which fill thelo mp lube, producing invisib le ultro -violet roys.4. The ultro-violet roys strike the fluorescentpowders which cool the inside of the iube -ore then tronsformed into visible light.

Sylvania introduced the first ready-to-plug-in fiuorescentindustrial unit using standard lamps - a complete fixturecontaining t$'o 40-watt lamps. In 1940 Sylvania increasedIamp life with an improved cathode. From 1941 to 1945Sylvania developments in industrial iighting proved enor-mously valuable to the war effort.Aithough S,vivania fluorescent alread'y is the {rnest in thfieId - Sylvania's aim is ahvavs to make it better. Thattakes research and mare research. And Sylvania's recordis an outstanding one. In its research laboratories, scientistsare constantly at work on problems in chemistry, physics,metallurg,v, chemistry, electricitl', electronics and optics -searching for the continued improvements n'hich makeSylvania fluorescent bettet tadal -anC better still taffizrrlu.

in Fluorescent by Syluaniaf Firsl wilh lhe now slondord prqclice of using silicone cooling on in-stont lomps, for dependoble performonce under exlreme conditions.* First with c Budgel Reduction Progrom for lorge users of fluorescentlomps, bosed on Sylvonio's over-qll uniformity of Iomp performonce.* First with published rqtings ol 4Ols ol oyeroge lomp life. Theserolings ore used qs overoge light outpul volues throughoui lomp life.* First to use zirconium oxide os on ingredient in lhe electrode coot-ings of fluorescenl lomps, which exlend lhe performonce of the lomps.* First to introduce new processing ond cooting lechniques whichstobilize lighr outpui, resulting in improved lumen moinlenqnce.* Firsl lo inlroduce Ponelescent - ponels of light without bulbs, lubesor fixlures.* First to introduce HqloLight, the distinclive frqme of sofl fluorescenllight oround lhe piclure screen in TV sets,

* First with the VHO Ropid Stqrt Lomp uiing the combinqlion of rpeciol gos ond pro3sure conlrol canler'moking porsible more wqlli perfool of lomp lenglh cnd new levelr of lighling intsn3ity ol high efficiency.

Argon Gos ond Mercury VoPorA Fluorescent Larnp Produces LightAt eoch ehd of the lomp is on electrode,of on oxide-coofed tungsten filo-When heoled by o current, the filo-

releoses o cloud of eleclrons oroundelecirode.A high voltoge electricol surge thenon orc streom of electrons whichbock ond forth between lhe two

Since 1934 - Syluania Has Pioneered InFluorescent lighting is definitely an Electronic Age develop-ment. Like the X-ray, television and radar, the fluorescentlamp actually is an electronic device. But, though simple inprinciple it requires great care in manufacture and took yearsof research to develop.In 7934, S1.lvania rt'as experimenting r'vith the first lorv-pressure fluorescent lamps, one of r.vhich is illustratedabove. S.vlvania pioneered in developing a method for apply-ing the fluorescent coating to the lamp tube. And Sylvaniawas among the first to introduce the standarcl fluorescentlamp in 1938.From then on, Sylvania has been a leader in the field influorescent improvements - which have included fixturesand wiring circuits as well as the lamps themselves. In7939

Signtf.cantFirsl in lhe industry with overoge life roting of 75OO hours for slqndqrdPREHEAT lomps in populor sizes, operoling on 3-hour burning cycles.First wilh the WARM WHITE fluorescenl lomp color thol blendsocceptobly wilh incondescent lighting.First wilh processing techniques thot rcdicolly reduced eorly lcmpfoilure qnd discolorolion.First wiih s complele slondord fluorescenl "pockoge of light" includ-ing lomps, occessories qnd fixture in one funclionol "plug-in" unit.First with c full-yeor guoronlee on lhe complele fluorescenl "pockogeof lighl".First with the 8-fooi, 75-wott, lV2" diametet slimline lomp - opcce-selter for lhe industry.First with o complele line of single-Pin, inslonl-slorl lomps in lhefull ronge of lomp lengths ond didmelers.


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Syluania giues lou these uwvtatched adaantagesat its fnest"|1

ln lorge photometric spheres, lomp light outpul isogoinst stondord sources.

To check produciion lomps for color oulput ogoinsi rigstondords, this spectrorodiomeler is used.

JcheckedLIGHT OUTPUT 670 GREATER THAN BEFOREWhen r-ou bu1'S-vlr.ania fluorescent Jamps you nsv,r get aflincrease in light outplrt because of a ner,v "stabilizecl"phosphor clevelopecl b1' 31.1vania engineers. Bv an exclu-sive nerv process this phospl-ror makes the fluorescentcoaeing on a Svlvania lamp not onll' brighter to startu,ith but makes it lrry bright for a far longer periocl .Result ]'ou get a 6o/sbontts of light a real increasein lighting r.alue at n0 extra cost.LUMEN EFFICIENCY DOUBTEDWhen the first u-hite fluorescent lamps reached the mar-ket in 1938, their ratecl light output rvas 30 lumens peru,att. In less than a decacle, Sylvania had doubled lightolrtput to 60 lumens per watt. Toda,v, througJr the devel-opment of the nerv stabilizecl phosphor coatings, actual1r-rmen output througl-rout life for S1-lvania fluorescentlamps is cousistmrll Ligl:er than publishecl ratinqs.LAMP LIFE TRIPTEDIn general, a lluorescent lamp rr-ill last as long as thecoating on the tungsten filaments of its cathocles. Untila ferv vears ago, the best cathocie coatings lr'ere rated tolast onl\. 25OO hours. Then S1-1r-ania scientists came uprvith an amazingner.v discovery that tripled the rated lifeof thecathocle coating. As a result, 1'or-rr S1'1r'ania lamptodar- is rated for 7500 hours of use. This means, for exam-

p1e, that the present average service life of a Syh'aniastandard preheat fluorescent lamp lvould be abor"rt. Zrf years in stores r I years in factories. 3 years in ofiices . 6 ,vears in schoolsoJ vears in 1.our bathroom or kitchen at homeBRIGHTNESS MAINTAINED TONGERNormallv, arry lamp, incanclescent or fluorescent, loses acertain amount of brightness rvith age. Ancl because itn as largely impossible to preciict light output afrer athousand or more hours' use light or"rtput ratingsapplied to initial bilghtnes: onfu - until very recentiv.Todal-, because of Svivania improvements in the fluores-cent coating ancl more exact control of the quantity ofargon gas inside each iamp, Sylvanra light output ratingsare published not only for initial brightness but also for,u"iug" light output throughout the rated lamp life.IAMP COTORS RIGIDLY STANDARDIZEDKeeping lamp colors air,vavs the same is an extremel,vtricly problem. To obtain the various tones of light influoresCent lamps, fluorescent cr1'stals must be blendedto strict formulis. Only by the most rigid controls andconstant checking is it possible to assure color constancyalnravs the same for each color the length of eachlamp. Svlvania lamp colors are as uniform and standard-tzed as scientific manufacturing can make them.


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to proue Sylaania Superiority- " r r'- rr.', tl :: ::::"a N G E "Protecting afiyone who makes a "try-our" pur-chase of Sylvania FluorescentLamps, the certif-icate srares that if the lamps do not providebetter pefiormance rhan any other brand of fluo-rescent lamps previously used . . . they may bereturned for full refund.

mercury used in Sylvonio Fluorescent Lompsredistilled for highesi purity.

Temperoture ond humidily controls ossure uni-opplicotion of fluorescent coolings.

Reasons Wlty Syluania Can Afft, ThisQUALITY CONTROT INSURESUNIFORM PERFORMANCE AND VATUES1-lvania's overall program of Qualirv Conrrol extencls rhroughouteverv phase of lamp manufacrure. k is through euaiitv Control'srigidll- maintained standarcls that Sr-lvania can manuf acttre nillionsof larnps each rvith rhe same intlividual accurac).. euaiirv Controlis the reason w.hv every Sylvania lamp you use rvili be unit'orm in colorand appearance and give cotztittenl performance ancl lighting value.EXACT QUANTITIES OF THE PUREST MATERIATSIt is a basic reqr-riremenr in maintaining Sllr.ania's exceprionat lighr-ing standarcls that all materials usecl in Svlvania lamp making be of

the highesr purit.,'. Cotnf[63gs4 scienri6c instrulnents are usecl rodetect minure impurities, and to measllre microscopic dimensions.The argon gas, rungsren for cathode fiiaments, phosphor cr1-sta1s,glass. plasrics ancl metals used in making fluorescenr lamps, must meeteven higl:er standards of purirv than do clrugs and medical supplies.PRECISION PROCESSINGEr-ery factor in every phase of the manufacturing process must berigidly controlled. For instance, in the rooms r.vhere fluorescent coar-ings are applied, refirperarure and humidity musr remain constanr ropre\rent defects of brightness and color. To keep air-borne impuritiesfrom alreacly pure marerials, even the factorv air is r,vashed clean -at the rate of 100,000 cubic feet per minute. In all operarions, temper-

ature, timing, and measurements must be constantll, checked and theclosesr rojerances heldCONTINUOUS INSPECTION AND TESTINGBoth individual and scientific sample inspection of "runs" are madeat ever)/ step of lamp manufacrllre. In fact, Sylvania uses almost thesame amount of electric power in tetting lamps as ic does in actuallvmaking them. And before final packing, euerl Tamp musr pass a frna|checkout. If it is beloll' par, it is automatically rejected and scrapped.

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Usc of starter increases lamp life because a lorver opencircuit voltage can be used.Use of starter means a more incxpensive ballast can beernplo,ved.In generrl the rrost economical to oDerate of ailfluoiescent Jamfs d1s to long lamp life, high lumenoutput and lorv cost ballast.

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Mosc comrnonll' used 1or cotutlercial ancl inclustriallighting in the 14 \\'att to 1OO-u,att sizcs shou'n aboveMost sizes available in the 7 shades of "White " light,clescribecl in clctail ot.t page 15.Standarci "bi-1:in" L:asc connectit-rtt, as shou-u in lnset'tin illustration-abolc, allorls clrrrent to flon' throughr hr' clrlr,r.lts .lt-,r' 1.r'clrcr t ing.

INCTUDTNG:IOW-TEMPERATURE STANDARD START IAMPS

Standard fluotescent lamps are sensitive to temPerature extremesand are recommended for use in temperatures above 50" F., only.This special lamp was developed especially to meet the demand forlow-temperature operation below 50". Available in 4O-watt sizeonly. Requires special circuit, ballast and starter for satisfactoryoperation. With special circuit these lamps may start reliablydown to Oo F.

MINIATURE STANDARD START TAMPSln 4,6,8 and 1J-watt sizes only. Primarily used as indicator lampson panel boards and machines and as inspection lights on benchesand machines. Also built into business machines and appliances ofall types to light dials, gauges, and keyboards. In addition, theyare often used in miniature electric signs' displai's and sma11 niches'

COLORED STANDARD START TAMPSFive striking colors for use in decorative, special ellect, or dramaticlighting - red, pink, greer.r, gold, blue. Available in 14-watt to4O-watt sizes only.

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SyluaniaInstant starting rvithor-rt delav. Simple lviring circuitbecause no starter is neecled.Ruggecl single-pin base, for quick insertion in push-pullsockets. Easier and more convenient to handle andinstall than standard start.Lorv installation and maintenance costs. In the longer8-foot lengths thel- are the most elhcient lamps avail-able. Thev lvi11 light a given area rvith ]ust-half thenumber of frxtures and lamps required for cusromar].

Instant Start* Lamps4-foot fixtures.Complete line ar.ailable in 96", 12", 64", 48", 42",36" , 24" lengrhs, in the popul ar T-12, l)4" diameter.Also 4?" and 64" length ir l+" diameter - and 72"ancl 96" lengths in 1" diameter. Most shades of r,r.hiteavaiiable in all sizes.T-12 instanr srart larnps are popular for sign installa-tions - particularlv for enclosed plastic signs.

*No starter neerlet/, becaasc f lament preheating or /:eatittg thringapcration is ttot necessarl dne ta the arc of higLer aoltttge ballastt.6070 MORE DOWNWARDDIRECTIONAT REFTECTORYIVANIA INSTANT START MEDIUM BI.PIN TAMPS

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Special electrodes, rvhich take higher open circuit vokage, st:irtlamp i.vithout preheating. Special exrerior coating makes theselamps operate under rnosr high humidity condirions. Bi-pinconstruction makes them look like Stand:r.rd Start Lamps butthey are not inrerchangeable and must be used s.ith a specialballast. In,lo-rvattT 12 48"nedium Bi Pin, in4 shades of white.

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SYIVANIA CIRCLINE PREHEAT ondRAPID START LAMPSFor decorative, commercial use and certain types of industrialbench inspection. For quick starting rl'ithout srarrers, the 8,,and J-2" sizes use Trigger Start ballasts, with continuous fila-ment heating throughout operation at normal filament voltage.May also be used with Standard Starr systems. The 16,, size usesRapid Start ballasts only. Four-pin consrruction in severalshades of white.

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"ei W'Here's a direcrional fluorescent light source - rvith an internal'"vhite reflector coating betweer fluorescenr phospl-ror;rnd glass- that direcrs 60-';'o more light dorvnrvard.Dust and dirt or-r lamps and poor ceiling reflecrance qualiries areno longer problems rvith these nerv Iamps. As a resuJt, cleaningand maintenzrnce costs c:rn be cut rvay dorvn - especially iirhard to get-at installations.Available now in 48" T L2 and 96" T-12 Cool White single pin,Instant Start types.

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New \rHO (Very High Ourpur) Cool Whrte iamps avail-abie in 96",J2" and 48" lengths. "F{igh Output" lineavailable rn 96" , 72", and 48" lengths . . . in as manvas shades of rvhire. Meclium Bi-pin line available in48" length, in 7 shades of w-hite.*Re4uire ,tu .ttarte{ . . , f.lartent continaautll heated rluring aperation,at lou'wltage.

Syluarcia's New VHO (Very High Oatput) LanpsDouble Light Outpttt Per Footorv - for outdoor floodlighting . street iigtrtiag . " .industrial high bay or lorv bay iightirg " . arrd for commercialapplications . . . S.vlvania's neu-, exclusive \'-HO boosts lightoutput per foot enormouslv. For iilstance, the \'rFlO i:rmp. pro-

duces more than trvice the light output of prior'4-foot h,mps . . .permits using i-erver eld more comp.ct fixtures.\rHO's phenomenal light outirut results {rom combining feursupetior charactenstics speciel, bLrilt in "Pressure ControlCenter" . use of Neon instead of Argon for better reiiclion toHIGH-OUTPUT I.AMP5Providing rnore than 70 lumens per wxtt, Svlvania's High-Output iine gives substantiaily nore useable light tharr ordinaryrapid start fluorescent larnps at no increase in lamp ot fixruresize. Excelient 1or'v-temperature perfor-tnance - rvith properballast, lamps rvil1 start at temperatures right dolvn to 0o F.These features make High Output Lamps a good source for out-door iiehting and for high and medium bay installations te-quiring fairl,v high levels of lighting. Available tn 96",72".ind -18" rromrnrl lengrhs.NEW RECESSED DOUBTE-CONTACT BASE

temperaiure and pressure under high intensity operatir-rns . . .use of 1.r,6" diameter T-12 buib -- the optimum size fot mostellicient radiation rvithin tube . . ancl Sylvania's patented.alrl'avs-rvarm l{apid Start filaments {or electronic emissionof superior efliciency.\rHO Cool \Vhire Lamps u'ith Recessed Double Contact basesare now avaiiable in 1OO q.att T'12 48",150 rr.art T L2 ,-|tland 200 u'att T-12 96" lengths.48,. MEDIUM BI-PIN IAMPAn excellent all-pulpose source {or general indoor lighting oiollices, stores, schools and public bulidings, tiris 'l( r-..att 1amL.cuts mainten;rflce costs b;r elin'rirating st]rters. It's r.ersatileserr-ins ecluallv in either pre treat or Rapid Start iixtures - andit is availabie in a full range of ',vhite -shedes.REFTECTOR LAMPSSylvania's Reflector I-amps r'r,hich direct 60fi n'rore lightdou-ns-ard are now available in the Rapid Start series, withmedium bipin L.ase. Direction of light is fixed in advance byposition of lampholders. In 40'"r'att T 12, 48" length.NEW STREET TIGHTING IAMPEspecially'designed {or street lighting and other outdoor apPli-cations, this lamp is suitable for cold $'eather operation andprovides a lon brightness source for more comfortabie nightvision. It produces approximateiy 5700 initial lumens after 100hours opetation and is available in Standard Cool \Vhite 100watt T-12, 72" Iong, rvith lr{ogui Bi-Pin base.

For maximum reliability in service,::& sylvani:r's \rery High Output andHigh Output LamPs feature the newlet::A Recessed Double-Contact Base. Leadsffi are I'ermartenrly I'ondeJ to silr er-sq i.lrreJ corrtact rivers, securelr counter-I sunk. Insures positive protectionagainst loosened lvires, poor contact'.. t or cortosion.

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Syluania Rapid Start* Lamps. Combine advantages of fast lighting .and economicai operation.. Full operation in one or nvo seconcls.. Simplihed maintenance - starters arepletel-v.. Ballasts are smailer . . less expensivecause less radio interference.

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GTOSTATThe Glostat is a glow discharge type ofstarter providing excellenr statting time andlong service life. If lamp fails to light, itrepeats starting process until successful.Designed to take plenty of punishment,especially where lamp has failed.

COP MANUAL RESETThe Cut-Out Premium starter operares likethe Glostat, but also includes a circuitbreaker to stop annoying fiashing by cuttingfailed lamps out of the circuit. With a newlamp in place, the circuit breaker can bereset by the push button at top of starter cam.

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ROBOT COP AUTOMATIC RESETEspeciaily designed for hard-to-start condi-tions, such as installations with high humid-ity, ungrounded fixtures, low line voltage, orTack of a metal reflector. Aftet a moderateinterval of unsuccessful attempts to starr, itwill cut a defective lamp from the circuit -then auromaticalfu reset itself.

MIRASTATThe M-2 is a thermal stater thar is ideal forDC operation on 15 and 20 watt. lamps, butalso performs equally well for AC applica-tion. Designed to re-start after momentarycurrent interruptions. This provides quickstarting and longer service life.

THERMAL PREMIUMEspecially designed for high-voltage operations, the FS4-TG Thermal Premium Starteris equipped with a thermal switch to slow down rhe too-rapid starting of coid leadIamps and thus lengthen lamp life. The Starter also has a glo-bortle switch to providerapid re-starting of warm lamps.

in f.ue specialized types{For use uitb Standard Start Prebeat Lamps onlil

Every S,vlvania Starter has its onn condenser, the best GloBottle or best bi-metal conract in material and design. S1'1r'anStarters are the only starters backeci up b,v the tl:ree assuranceof highest qualit,v sholvn above, plu: Sylvama's own guaranteeIn addition, Sylvania's new Ceramic Condensers - "the condensers that last a lifetime" - are now standard equipment ithe following starters :

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SYLVA]IIA IAMPHOLDERSSTANDARD START SINGIE.SOCKET TYPES

fLampbolders and Starter Socket ConbinationsJ3 SIZES _ MINIATURE _ MEDIUM - MOGUTMiniature takes 4,6, 8, 13-watt miniature lamps only. Mediumtakes all lamps between miniature and 9GlOGwatt sizes. Mogultakes 9Gl0Gwatt lamps only.EASY LAMP INSERTIONBevelled edges make it easy to insert lamps - and design ofopening prevents lampholder breakage.EXTRA SAFECenter post reduces danger of touching contacts when lamp isremoved.RAPID START IAMPHOTDERS AND COMBINATIONSStyles 5-200, and 5-226 shown - and 5-201 and 5-227, not shown- available for Rapid Start Lamps on special order.

STIMLINE SINGI.E-SOCKET TYPES,,BUTT.ON,, TYPE

5-200Medium-Single-While 5-201 (Block)

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andyluaniaSTANDARD START PREHEAT IAMPs

StorlerSockets

22-Wott (circline)30-Wott T-832-Wqit (circline)40-Wotl T-12

9O-Woli T-171OO-Wqtt T-lZ

StqrlerSockefs4-Wott T-56-Wott T-58-Wqtt T-5

I3-Won T-5l4-Wotl T-12

l5-Wqlt T-8orl5-Woll T-12

2O-WoftT-12

FS-5FS-5FS-5FS-4MonuolFS-2coP-20coP-20FS-2M-2 (Dc)

r coP-20) rs-zI Robor coP FS2-N.a.( m-z (ocl

MediumMediumMediumMediumMedium

Instant StartRapid Start

Preheat

Instant Start

Rapid Start

FS-5coP-30FS-4FS-I 2coP-40Robot COP FV-NAFS-4FS4-TG( coP-6, coP-64) Robor cOP FS6-NAI FS-6, FS-64( nobor COP FS64-NA

Medium MediumMedium MediumMedium MediumMedium MediumMedium MediumMogul Mogul

MiniolureMiniolureMiniotureMiniotureMedium

FTUORESCENTAll fluorescent lamps require ballasts. Syivania does notmanufacture ballasts, but all types needed for use withSylvania iamps are avallable from other manufacrurers.The use of a ballast. is necessary because any fluorescenriamp is fundamentally an electricai discharge source andits current would rise to a value which would destroythe lamp, unless controlled. The ballast is the conrroi

BALLASTSdevice which limits the current to the proper operaringvalue.The ballast must be designed for the specific size and tvpeof lamp used, as well as for the voltage and frequency bfthe electrical system. It is necessary to use the correcctype of ballast for each lamp to prevenr filament damage,which mav cause burnout.

IAMP PERFORMANCENormal rated iife.Won't start. Filament is short-circuited inside lampbase. Starter will keep trying until failure ordisconnected.Normai rated life.May start. Very short life because prirr'ary currentflows through one filament, causing early darkeningand eaily failure.Normal rated life.May start. Very short life because higb primarycurrent flows through one filament designed for lowheating current.Not recommended. Might startwith best groundingand high line voltage but doubtful and unreliableunder usual field condirions.Won't start. Short-circuited filament across heaterwinding will overheat baTlast and could causeburnout.Norrnal rated life.

REFERENCE CHART FOR IAMP PERFORMANCE WHEN4O.WATT BIPIN FLUORESCENT TAMPS ARE INTERCHANGED WITH TYPICAT BALTASTS

PREHEATBATLAST

INSTANTSTARTBALTAST

RAPIDSTARTBAtLAST

MP TYPE7tt Start

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SYTVANIA GERMICIDAT IAMPSFor use in hospitals, restaurants, dairies, poultry farms, food indus-tries, sterile storage cabinets and u'herever their germ and mold-killing action may be desirable. These lamps produce ultravioletradiation at 2537A"-the standard of germicidal effectiveness adoptedby the Americar-r Medical Association. In five tyPes, with the 15 and3O-watt sizes available in a special type of glass which producespracrically no ozone. The 4-watt sizes require special fixtures - othersizes operate with standard fixtures.

SYLVANIA BTACKIIGHT TAMPSBL and. BLB,ferler. These lamps produce the near ultraviolet radiationsnecessary for exciting luminescence in manl' natural and syntheticsubstances. Used for specia,l types of inspection and certain photo-reproduction processes, as rvell as for advertising signs.'theater dis-plays, etc. The Blacklight Blue series has dark blue glass which actsas a ijlter to absorb unwanted visible 1ight. In the economical Black-light clear glass series the fixture itself is provided with a permanentfilter. Operate with standard ballasts and starters. Types listed onpage 24.

SYLVANIA,,CO[D CATHODE,,FTUQRESCENT SIGN TUBINGFor Signs and Custom-Designed Ligbting

"Cold cathode" differs from the usual ''hot cathode" type of fluores-cent lighting in its use of a higher electrical voltage and its longerlife. The resulting light output is somervhat lower than for hotcathode types because operating currents are limited by electrodedesign. No starting srvitches are necessary and only one connectionis made to each end of the tube.Sylvania cold cathode fluorescent sign tubing is of the same high qual-iiy as all other Sylvania fluotescent products. It features high surface-biightness, better light maintenance, easier bending, uniformity ofcoating, controlled manufacture of phosphors.. In 3 colors, 2 diameters, 4 and 8-foot lengths for lighting installa-tions. Colors match standard fluorescent lamp colors.. In 12 colors, 9 diameters,4 and 8-foot lengths for sign tubing. Colorsconform to National Electric Sign Association standards.. In 4 colors, 4 dizrmeters with bright Halophosphrte coeting'. Triple Etched - colors are etched at both ends and center of everyrube l.,r ersy identificar iun.

SYTVANIAPANETESCENT TIGHTING

Panels of light-uitbout Bulbs, Tubes or FixtttresPanelescent lamps - exclusive r'vith Sylvania - ofler flat or curvedareas ol light. Thin layers of phosphors and other materials fused on abasic carrier surface are energized by ordinarv 6O-cycle, 120-volt ACsupply. The resulting light is soft and lor'v-keyed - but ample formany purlroses wirere the viewer's e-'e is dark-adapted'Primarily used to produce ,.11-1u11in,rus surf.rces - as on clock dials,instrument panels, or radios - these lamps can also illuminate smallareas needing little light, such as stairrisers and theatre aisles.

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Syluania'sAuail.able in nrost lamps for General f-igbting Parposes

To give exaccl\' the shacle of ]:ight recluired for manr. differ-ent uses, S1,-lr,ania olTers most tluorescent lamps for generallighting in ser-en shacles of "rn'hite" light. Tire selection ofthe proper shade depends on a nrirnber of factors .chietlr. on .,r'hat the light rvijl be used for and on the effecrdesirecl from it.If the iight is to be used in industrv, for instance, and irseffect on colors does not matter a shade should be chosenivhich delivers maximum light output. In a departmentstore, the shade most ilattering to women s complexionslvill result in the purchase of more apparel. In markets, rhe

STANDARDWARM WHITE

DELUXEWARM WHITE

WHITE

shacles which rnake foods look mosr appetizing should bechosen. Or it mal.be desirable to seiect the shades whichmost nearly resemble either natural daylight or the familiarincandescent lignrrng of the home.Certain shades of fluorescent "white" are often chosen fortheir psychological effect. In general the cool tones producea more eflrcient "working" atmosphere, the warm tones amore relaxing "social" atmosphere. Depending on theshade of "lvhite" chosen, the lamp will vary somewhat inthe amount of light it delivers, since some colors are higherin their light efficiency than others.

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MAJOR CHARACTERISTICS OF SYLVANIA's Z SHADES OF FTUORESCENT "WHITE'STANDARD Often selected for ofices, factories and commercial areas where a psycho-COOL WHITE logically cool working atmosphere is desirable. Gives a natural ourdooriighting effect. The most popular of all fluorescent lamp colors.

SUPER DETUXE For the same general applications as "standard Cooi White", but containingCOOI WHITE more red and therefore more flattering to the appearance of people andmerchandise. Generally chosen for all-purpose good coior rendition.For use wherever a w^tm social atmosphere is desirable. Close to incan-descent in color, it is suggested wherever a mixture of fluorescent andincandescent is contemplated. In stores, it cuts down rerurns on sales ofmerchandise for use in homes lighted with incandescent. fts beige tintgives a bright warm appeatance to reds and yellows, brings out the yellowin green,.adds a. warm tone to blue.Similar to "Standard Warm White" and for the same general uses, but withthe addition of a red element which makes it more flattering to people andmost oblects displayed under it. Generally recommended for home or socialenvironment applications and for commercial use where flattering effects onpeople and merchandise are considered importanr.For general lighting purposes in ofices, schools, stores, homes. Chieflyfor use where either a cool working atmosphere or warm social atmosphereis not critical. Emphasizes yellows, yellow-greens, and oranges.

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DAYI'IGHT For use in industry and work areas where one prefers the blue color asso-ciated with the "north light" o{ actual dayhght. Makes blues and greensbright and clear, tends to tone down reds, oranges and yellows.

SOFT WHITE A popular choice for meat counter display. Its soft pink tint brings outthe color of a wide range of. pinks and tans, and accentuates flesh tones.


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lamps

For "Cool" or Doylight color environmenlFor "Worm" or Sociol color environment

For "Voriety" color of mixed disploysDeporlment Stores

Hordwore SloresDrug Sfores

Sporting Goods StoresBorber & Beouty ShopsDry Goods Stores

Clothing Stores

SPECIFIC DISPTAY I.IGHTING. Meol CounlersOverheodlnside CosesSmoked or Cured MeotsSelf-Service Meots

Vegetcble DisploysPrincipolly "Greens"GenerolVegetobles

Bokery GoodsGenerql Foods

Silver, Sleel, PewlerCopper, Brcss, Bronze

Furniture DisploysFloor Coverings & Wollpoper

Delicqlessen

Std. Cool WhiteStd. Worm WhiteWhite

Std. Worm White orDeluxe Worm WhiteStd. Cool WhiteStd. Worm White or White

Deluxe Worm Whiteor Std. Worm WhiteWhite or Sfd. Worm WhiteWhite orSuper Deluxe Cool White

Soft WhiteSoft WhiteDeluxe Worm WhiteDeluxe Worm White

Std. Worm White or WhiteSfd. Worm WhiteStd. Worm WhiteWhite orSuper Deluxe Cool WhiteDoyllghlStd. Worm WhiteStd. Worm WhiteStd. Worm White

White

A rABrE OF SUGOESTED SIORE UsE S fo' s\luania'sGENERAT STORE I.IGHTING PREFERRED CHOICE

Std. Worm Whiteor Deluxe Worm White

AITERNATE CHOICE

White or Deluxe Worm WhiteStd. Cool White orStd. Worm WhiteStd. or WhiteWhite or Std. Worm WhiteDeluxe Worm Whiteor Super Deluxe Cool WhiteWhiteWhite or Soft WhiteStd. Cool White orSuper Deluxe Cool WhiteStd. Worm White orDeluxe Worm Whiie

White or Deluxe Worm WhiteDeluxe Worm WhiteSoft WhiteSoft White or Super Deluxe Cool White

Std, Cool WhiteWhite or Std. Cool WhiteDeluxe Worm White or WhiteStd. Worm White orDeluxe Worm WhiteStd. Cool WhiteDeluxe Worm White or WhiteDeluxe Worm WhiteDeluxe Worm White or CoolWhiteWhiteor Super Deluxe Cool White

I5Frozen Foods Std. Cool White or White Soft White


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of f.uorescent lampssaaes rrmE and maintenance cosrg

In large industrial and commercial fluorescent installa-tions, replacing lamps one at a time as thel- burn out istrrost expensive, chiefl,v because it requires such a tre-mendous lrplicdtiott of maintenance time and leg u'ork.It is far too costly at present r'vage levels.Sylvania's plan for group replacement of lamps is toiighting tnaintenance, rvhat "line" procluction is rolarge-sca1e factorl- or olhce u,ork. It gets the most out ofthe labor r-rsed ancl labor is the largest single item oflamp replacement cost. Conrbineci u'ith a cleaning ol.era-tion so that one labor cost accomplishes both fixturecleaning and lelamping, group replacement of lampscuts labor costs lrr lamp to a fractton of the one-at-a-time r:1tc.

check tbese benef.ts ofMORE TIGHT FOR YOUR MONEY AtI- THE TIMEGroup repJacement maintains a higher average 1igl'rtinglevel over the entire lighted area u,lt/,t fto greater pou,er cort-.rwnf tiort because lanps are usecl oniv cluring their mosteficient span of light output. You get better appearance,too, because uniform brightness ancl color are maintaineclthroLrgh,ruc rlrc instal Irt ion.HIGHER MAINTAINED PRODUCTIVITY OF WORKERSGroup replacement means better lighting. Ancl as rvidelvproved in factories ancl oflices, better lighting means moreand better production.

Group replacement rvill mean, of course, that r.ou auto-maticaliy discard manv lamps that still burn. But yousave money b1. doing so and here's rvhy. All Sylr.aniastandard start lamps have a rar.ed average life of 7500hours. In any one installation, about 50/6 of these lampsu'ill burn out before 7500 hours, 50/p after that. But thelight output of all lamps still burning decreases rvith age.Tests and experience shorv it's good practice to plan acomplete lanrp replacement somervhere benveen 4000and 6000 hours after the initial installation. Because b1-6000 hours )'ou've already receiveci rhe bett 80f/6 of theirlamp life. Bevond this time, burnouts rvill occur moreand more frequentll- and lamps still burning rvill gir-eless and less lighc - but still use as much electricitl'.

woRK |NTERRUPT|ONS CUT AT LEAST 7svoUnscheduled one-at-a-time iamp replacements often meanthat from one to several rvorkers stand by idly duringthe average 20 to 30 minutes it takes to replace the lamp.With grou;r replacement, the recluction in lvork interrup-tions probabiv represents the largest single do1lar savingthat this plan provides an)- companl-.FAR IESS STARTER AND BAI.I.A5T TROUBLEAging lamps that blink or are slow to start can clamageor burn ouc starters and ballasts. These last longer r'vhenolcl lamps, beyond their prime, are taken out of service.

substantial sauings inreplacenzent costsHere's an exampie of laborcoJtJ rhat vou may savebased on an instal Iation ofl 0040-watt standard fl uorescentlamps:

l. Wilh individuol lcmp replcce-menl cs eoch burnoul occurs:o) Costof new lomp (neil $.75b) Lobor cost to replocelomp(Assume $3.00 hourlywoge including over-heod ond it tokes 7rhourtochonge o lomp.) l.0Oc) Totol replocementcost per lomp $1.75d) Cosl to individuolly re-ploce oll lO0 lomps :l0ox$l.75 $l2s.00

2, With Group Replocemenl when2Oft ol the lomps hove foiled:o) To individuolly replocethe 20 lomps os theyfoiled-20x$1.25 $35.00bl To buy I00 new lomps: I00 x $.75 $75.00c) lobor cost io replocethe group of I OOlomps:5x$3.00 $15.00(One mon con reploceo group of 20 lompsin I hour" hence couldreploce I O0 lomps in5 hours.ld) Totol replocemenl cost $l 25.00

3, Now whql cr6 your scvingc?lndividuolreplocement $125,00Groupreplocemenl $125.00$s0.00

Saae $5o,oo for eaergroap of 1oo lampsAnd that's not all - make thegroup lamp change when youclean fixtures and total mainte-nance labor costs are lower,fixtures are cleanet and you getmore light.


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Ansuers toregardingWhy do preheol lomps require o slorler?The preheat lamp operates on a lower voltage than isrequired to start the lamp. A starter is used to permicpreheating of the cathodes sufflciently to start theflow of electrons. The starter switch then opens and avoltage surge establishes the arc necessary for thelamp to emit 1ight.Why does o fluoreseent lomp require o bollqst?A fluorescent lamp is fundamentally an electricalgaseolls clischarge source. If the current of such asoufce \{ere not regulated, it rvould rapidl,v rlse to avalue r.vhich rvouicl destrov the iamp. The ballast is acontrol device u'hich limits the cllrrent to the properoperating r.alue .Why Do Ropid Slort Lomps Require No Slorters?Both filaments of a Rapid Start lamp are independentlyheated all the time the lamp is in operation on a RapidStart ballast. This continuous heating keeps the fila-ments active electronically. When the lamps arestarted the filaments heat quickly for about 1 second.Then the avallable voltage strikes the arc.Rapid Start lamps also give good results when used inpreheat circuits with starters and are recommended forsuch service. Their life and iight-output ratings are thesame in either type of circuit.

Con fluorescent lighting be meosured likeincondescent lighting?Yes. There are two n.pes of light meters rvhich can beused. One t1-pe reqr-rires a correction factor in orcler tomeasure fluorescent. The other measures an1 tvpe ctflighting - incandescent, mercurv vapor, or fluores-cent regarclless of color composition.

lf Whot offecls lhe life of fluorescenl lomps?The electrodes of a preheat fluorescent lamp take amuch more severe shock during the starting periodthan during the actual lighting period. Therefore, thelonger the lighting period, the more economically thefluorescent lamps will operate and the longer thevlast. Not only too-frequent starting, but also lowvoltage, improperly timed starters, cold temperaturesand faulty ballasts will all shorten lamp life. Undernormal conditions, a fluorescent lanrp lasts much long-er than an incandescent.

Whql cquses lomp dorkening?As a lamp ages, genetal darkening along the enlength of the tube occurs as a normal condition,ro mercurv sreaking. Heavy blackening at the eof the tube may occur from material given off byelectrodes and indicates that the end of lamp lifefieaf.Whot cquses lomps to flosh on ond sff?In older lamps, flashing sholr's rhey are nearingend of their use. Flashing in nelver iamps maycausect by improper rviring rvith the leads "cricrosseci" so that the starter socket of one lamp is cnected to the lampholder of the other. Defectstarters or ballasts, lorv r.oltage, lorv temperaturor r-lefective .lamps also mav account for flashing.How do improper volloge condilions offectfluorescenl lomps?Although fluorescent lamps are not as sensitivevoltage variations as incandescent lamps, they mbe operated within the voltage range specified onballast for proper performance. Low voltage decrealight output and lamp life, makes starting uncertaff:.*ffi ii,?i:31::t:;:l:,,T:t* j':r; ;overheat the ballast and cause it to fail.Do slorlers burn oul?A fluorescent starter rvill outlasc several fluorescelamps as long as it operates uncler normal conditionHow do you figure the lotql wolloge offluorescenl lighring syslems?Lamps operating on their proper electrical characistics consume their rated wattase. A two-lamp blast uses about one fourth the wattage of the tlamps it controls. Two 4O-rvatt lamps with their twlamp ballast will use together about 100 watts.singie lamp ballast will uie about one third the nuber of watts as the lamp it controls.Does lemperoture qffecl fluorescenl lompoperolions?Fluorescent lamps give besr performance lvhen teperature is betlveen 60 and 90 degrees F. At eithiolver or higher ternperatures, light output rvdecrease. Sylvania has a specialll- desrgned low teperature lamp for use under J0 degrees F. Othenviir's advisable to enclose the lamp so it can buildirs orn'n envelope of heat for operation in verv ltemperatures. For use under high temperatures, v:ffin,il:T,t^'*.i:lL ili.l, |" necessarv'o k

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SyluaniaStandard Start Preheal F Lamps

Wotts Bulb Bose DescripiionLomp

OrderingAbbreviotion

Hourstife (i ) Wqtts Bulb Bose Description

LompOrdering

AbbreviotionHourstife {l )4 r-5 6" Min. Bipin Doylishi

WhileStqndord Coolwhite

t4f 5 /DF415/Wr4T5/cW

250075047500

;5 t2 r8" Med. Eibin Do ylishfWhiieSofr WhireStondqrd CoolwhiteSiqndord WqrmwhiteWorm WhiteDeluxe5uper DeluxeCool WhiteBlueGoldGreenPinkRed

FtsTl2iDFt5Tl2//WFl5T127'SWFI5Tl2/i CWFl sTt 2/wwFl5T12./WWXF15T12/CWSXF\ sI1 2 iBFl5Tl2/'GOF15T12ieF1 5Tr 2/PKFi 5T12l',R

7 50075007 5047 sa07 sja7 5007 5007 5007 5007 5007 5007500

6 T-s 9" Min. Bipin DoylighiWhiteStondord CoolwhiteSlondord Wormwhite

F6T s /Dr6ts/wrils/cwF6Ts/WV,t

75AO750075007500

8 T-5 1z', Min. Bipin DeylighlWhiteStondord CoolwhiteSlondord Wormwhite

FgT 5 iDF8T5/WFsTs/CWF8T5lWw

7500750075AA7504

?0 T-12 24 Med. Bipin DoylighlWhiteSofr whiteStondord CooIwhiteSlondord WqrmwhiteSuper DeluxeCool WhiteDeluxe Wormwhi+eBlueGoldGreenPinkRedDoylisht (l )White ('l )

F2AT l 2,t ClF20T1 2 1 \NF2OTl 27SWF2OT 12 /t CVtF20Tt 2/rWWF20Tl2l/CWSXF20TI2li WWXF2AT1 2 isF2Orl2icOF2OTI 2 / GF2OT12 iPKF20T1 2 /RF2OT12 /'D1F20t12 /W 1

7 \ni7 5007 5007 5007 5007 5007 5007 5007 5007 500750075007 5007 500

l3 T-5 21 Min. Bipin DoylighlWhiteStondord CoolwhiteStondqrd Wqrmwhite

F 3T /DFr 3T5lWF1 3TslCWFr 3TslWW

/ ruv750075047s00t2 15" Med. Bipin Doyiighi

WhifeSofl WhileStondord CoolwhiteSlqndqrd WcrmwhileWorm While DeluxcSuper DeluxeCool WhileBlu eGoldGreenPinkRed

tt 4T1 2/DFt4rt2/wFr 4Tr 2/SWFt4T12/CWFl4T12 /WWF14t12'/WWXFl4Tr 2/CWSXFl4T1 2 /BF\ 4Tt2/cOFt 4T12/GFl4T12 /PKFl 4Tt 2 /R

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25 Tl 2- 33 Med. Bipin Stondord CoolwhiteSlondqrd Wormwhite

F2sT12 iCWF25Tr 2/WW

7 50075005 T-8 1 8" Med. Bipin Doylight

WhiteSoft WhiteStondord CoolwhiieStondord WormwhiteSuper Deluxe

Cool WhifeDeluxe WormwhileBlueGoldGreenPinkRed

Fr 5T8lDFr 5T8lWF',r 5T8lSWFr 5T8/CWFr sTs/WWFr 5T8 /CWSXFl5T8/WWXF r 5T8lBFr 5T8lGOFt 5r8/GFl 5T8lPKF1 5T8lR

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DC circuits

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STANDARD START PREHEAI F tAlrtlPs

40 T-12 48" Med. Bipin

40 T-12 48" Med. Bipin ylishtWhiie CoolWhiteStondord WqrmWhiteINSTANT 5TART tOW.BRIGHTNESS I.AIAPS40 | T-17 60" lMos. Bipin lWhiteStondord CoolWhiteStondord WormWhiteRAPID40 T-12 48" Med. Bipin

REFTECTOR

LompOrderingAbbreviotion HoursLife (l )LompOrdering HoLife7

7777

2so2so2sozso250

7 soTsoTso50

RAPID SIART LAMPS (CONT.)Wotts Bulb Descriplion

7s07 soTso7 soTso

666777

WhiteSlqndqrd CoolWhileStondqrd WormWhiteSoft WhiteSuper DeluxeCool White

F96T12 /WF96T12/CW /RsF96T',r 2/ww/RSF96T1 2/sW/RSF96Tr 2/CWSX/RS

WhiteSofr WhiteSiondord CoolWhiteSlondord WormWhiteSuper DeluxeCool Whileluxe WormWhite

F4Or12/WF1Ott2/SWF4Otl 2 /CWFAOt12/WWF40Tr 2/CWSXF40Tr 2/WWXF4OTl 2 /BF4OT12/GOr40t1 2 /GF4OTl 2 /PK

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VER,Y HIGH OUTPUI RAPID START tAftIPs100 T-12 48" r Recessed rCool White150 T-12 72" I DC2OO T-12 96" I lCool WhiteF48rt2/CW /YHO?'F72T12/CW /YHO?sF96T12/CW /YHO25

4 S-l I 2/a't tlnter-4 T-4 53/a' 14 Pin RqdioI T-5 12" I Min. Aipin15 T-8 18" I Med. Blpln30 T-8 36" I Med. BipinWhiteSoft WhiteSlondord CoolWhileStondord WormWhile

tgoTt7 /wF90T17 /SWr9oT17 /CW Bt BTACKTIGHT FIUORESCENI LAftIPS4 T-5 6" I Min. Bipin lBlocklishl6 T-5 9" jMin. Bipin lBlocklisht15 T-8 I 8" I tr,ted. Bipln I Blqcklight30 T-8 36" I Med. Bipin lBlqcklishi40 T-12 48" lMed. Bipin

F4ts /BLF6rs /BLFr 5r8lBLF30T8/Br.F40T12 /BtFIOOt17 /WFlOOT17 /CW

Fl00Tl7/ww BTACKIIGHT BLUE FLUORESCENI I.AMPS4 T-5 6t' I Min. BipinT-5 9" I Min. Bipin T-5 9" I Min. Bipin lBlocklioht Bluel-5 12" I Min. Bipin T-5 12" I Min. Bipin lBlqckliqht Blue15 T-8 18" I Mea. aipin40 T-12 48" I t*ed. aipinFArs /BLSF6T5lBrBF8T5/BLBFr 5T8lBLBF4OT12 /BLB

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FC8T9/WFC8T9/CWFC8T9/WW

F40T12 /D/tSt4o't12/w /tsF4or12/CW /tSF40Tt2/WW /tS

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FCI2Tro/CWFCr 2Tr o/WWFCl2Tl0/WWX

r40T17 /w /tsF4or17 /CW /tSF4Ott7 /WW /tS

FCr 6Tr o/cwlRSFc'r 6Tro/ww/RSFCr 6Tr o/WWX/RS

DoylightWhiteSoft WhiteStondord CoolWhiteSlondqrd WormWhiteSuper DeluxeCool WhiteDeluxe WormWhiie

r4or12/D/Rsr4oT12/w /RSF40Tr 2/SW,/RSr4of12/cw /RsF4or12/ww /RsF4oil 2/CWSX/RSF4oT',r 2 /WWX

SIIMLINE INSTANT START I25 T-6 42" I Single Pin lWhiteSofi WhiteStondord CoolWhiteStondord WormWhileSuper DeluxeCool White

F42r6 /Wr42T6/sWF42T6 /cWr42T6/WWF42T6 /CWSX

whire F4oTl27 cw, RS/RFLF',r 00T'r 2 /cw /RS F64T6 /SW

164T6/CwF6416/WWF64T6 /CWSX

F48Tr 2 /CW/RS

Dc l-wrrit".. lF72Tt2/cw/Rs I TsooWhite I F72T12/ww /RS I Tsoocoot White I F72Tl2ICWSX/RS | 75OO

xAlso qvqiloble in Blue, Gold, Green, Pink qnd Red.

Soft White 172r8/WF72T8/SW


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52 t-12 64

LompOrderingSIIMIINE TAMPS

Wqtts Bulb B((coNT.)

Descriplion

FOR USE WITHI4, 15 ond 2O Wotl Lomps13, 30 ond 40 Wott Lomps4, 6, 8,22 & 25 Wott lomps32 Wott Circline Lomps90 & '100 Wolt Lomps90 & I00 Wott Lomps

15 ond 20 Wott Lomps40 Wotl lomps

LompOrderingAb breviolionbb revio

(l ) Bosed on 3 hour burning cycles under specified conditions qnd wilh bollostsAmericon Siondords As;ociotion apecif icqlions.(2) Although lhese lomps moy coniinue to operote in cccordonce with theshown, their U. V. depreciotion is such thot replocemenf is recommended oof roted life.Stondord CoolWhile

coPCAT. NO,coP-20 (FS-20)coP-30 (Fs-30)coP-40 (Fs-40)

coP-6*coP-64*{4-Conioct type)

AUTOMATICFS2-NAFS4-NAFS6-NA*Fs64-NA

*(4-Contocf type)

F64T12 /CW

FOR USE WITH14, 15. & 2O Wott Lomps30 Wofi Lomps40 Wolt lomps90 & 100 Woit Lcmps90 & 100 Woil Lomps

RESET ROBOT COP20 Wott Lomps40 Wotl Lcmps90 & 100 Wott Lomps90 & 100 Wotl Lomps

GTOSTATCAT. NO.

FS-2FS-4FS.5FS.l 2FS-6*Fs-64

*(4-Contoct type)

MIRASTATM2FS4-T6

Fluorescent Starters

72T8/WW t-12 72" Sofl WhiteStondqrd CootWhiteStqndord WqrmWhiteSuper DeluxeCool WhileDeluxe WqrmWhile

F72T12 /SWF72T12 /CWF72T12iWWF72T12 /CWSKF72T12 iWWX

DoylighlWhiteSoft WhiteSlondord CoolWhiteStqndord WormWhileSuper DeluxeCool WhileDeluxe WormWhiie

rslwT8lsWT8/CWT8lwW

F96T8/CWSXF96T8i WWX WhiieSofi WhiteStondqrd CoolWhiieSlondqrd CoolWhiteRefleciorSlqndord WqrmWhiteSuper DeluxeCool WhiteDeluxe WqrmWhiteGold

F96rr2 /WF96Tr 2/SWF96T12 /CWF96r12 lCw /RFLF96Tr 2/WWF96T',r 2/CWSXF96Tr 2/WWXF96112 / cO

T-12 24 r24T12 /CWTt2/CW

F36Tl2,/WWF42T1 2 / CWt42T12 /WWT-12 48 WhileSoft WhiteStondqrd CoolWhiteStondqrd CoolWhite ReflectorStqndqrd WqrmWhiteSuper DeluxeCool WhileDeluxe WqrmWhite

F48T12 iWF48Tr 2/SWF48T12 ICWF48Tr 2/CW/RFLF48T12lWWF48Tr 2/CwSXF48Tr 2/WWX

REFTECT39 r T-12 48" l Single Pin I Sfondord CoolWhite IReflecior I r+art z cw RFLF96Tr 2, CW, RFL

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District Sales Offices(TO OBIAIN SALES AND

TECHNICAL INFORMAIION)

2520 Odkville StreetKing 8-830O2l l5 Sylvon Rd,, 5. 1tV.Poplor 5-36336Ol Bailey AvenueSouth 5OOO225 5o. Tryon SlrectEdison 3 -98852OOl No" Cornell AvenueMelrose Psrk. lll.Filmore 5-OIOO4848 Wesl l3oth StreatCleorwoier 2-O50O

Location

AI"EXANDRIA, VA"ATIF.NTA, GA.EUFFALO, N. Y.CHARTOTTE, N. C.eHtcAGo, tt[,

ct EvEt AND, OHtODA[145. TEXASDENVFR. COt O.

DETROIT, MICH.

i(AN5AS EiTY, KAN5A5t os AltGEtEs, cAt"tF.nfi ILWA UKEE, WlSCONSll.l

MINEOLA, I., I., N" YIrilNNEAPOUS, fvltNN.

IETFRAORO. ilTEW JERSEY

District Seraice Ofi.ces(IO ORDER. IAMP5 AND TOOBTAIN SHIPPING INFORMATION)

WAREHOUSE STOCKSMAINTAINED IN THESE CITIES

?52O Ookville StreeiKins 8-83002l 5 Sylvon Rd., 5. W.Poplcr 6-36336Ol Boiley AyenueSouth 5OOO2I l5 Syivon R.d,, 5, W,, Atlontor Go.Poplor 6-36332OO No, Cornell Avenuefilelrose Pork, Ill,Filmoro 5-OIOO4848 Wasl l3olh SlroelCiecrwcter ?-O5OOIOO Fordyce StreelRiversids 483547OO E" 48lh Avr.FLoridq 5-23OS78OO lntervole AvaneeWebster 3-8765450 Funslon RoqdDraxal 1-37736505 Essl Gdyhurt StreolRcymond 3-53712OOl N. Cornell Ave,, lvlelrose Pk., lll.Filmore 5-OIOOOOO Huyler Slreel. Teterboro, N. J,Arlas 8-94842OOl N, Cornell Ava,, Melrose Pk", lil.Filmore 5-OIOO2l 5 Sylvan Rd,,5, W,, Allsnlq, Go.Poplor 6-3633I 8l I Adriqn RoodBurlingome, Eclit.OXford 7-350O47OO Porksida Ave"Greenwood 7-5OO04848 Wesl I30rh Sl., CIevEIond. OhioCleurwoler 2-O5OO50 Boslon StreolPioneer 5-450O3466 E. Morginal WoyMoin 68885OlO Kemper AvenuEMohowk 4-8974IOOO Huylar SlreelAllas 8-9484

IOO Fordyce StreetRiverside 483547OA E.48th Ave.Florido 5-2303/8OO lntervqle AvenueWebster 3-8265450 Funston RoadDrexe[ l-37736505 Eosl Goyhorl StreetRcymond 3-53216O6 West Wisconsin AvenueBroodwcy l-9462244 Mineolo BoulevqrdPioneer Z-532O7I I Wasl Lske Sr.Tcylor 7-28 I 88l4O Forshey StreelAuduban 7757I 8l I Adrion RoqdBurlingome, Cclif.OXford 7-35OO47OO Pqrkside Ava.Greenwood 7-5OOO3OO Mr, Lebqnon Bivd.lehigh t-497469 Loring AvenuePioneer 4-2i453465 E. Morginol WoYMoin 68885OIO Kemper AvenueMohcwk 4-8974IOOO Huyler StreelAtlos 8-9484

f.lEW ORtEANS. tA.SATi FRANCISCO, CALIF,{Burlingcme}PHII"ADEIPHIA, PENNA,PITTSEURGH, PENNA,(Mt, Lebonon)5AIEM, MAS5"SEATTIE, WASHINGTON5T, LOUt5, MiSSOURI

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Just write for the "Condensed Guide to Sylvania Lighting Fixtures."Address: Sylvania Electric Products Inc.,

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