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REFLECTOR

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Sylvania In candescent Reflector Lamps

Sylvania Reflector Lamps give you the ultimate in useful light! There's no wasted illumination. Every lamp has its own built-in reflector that puts it controls the beam precisely where you want it!

Maintenance and Equipment GOSTS

is sealed in,

GUT

Since the reflector in Sylvania lamps

Give You MORE and BETTER Light Per Watt!

Sylvania Reflector Lamps have a rated life of 2000 hours. . . thus providing more than double the light

dust, dirt or grime. So it never needs cleaning . . . a maintenancesaving feature of prime importance where fixtures are mounted high

it can't be dimmed by

output

of ordinary incandescent bulbs of the same wattage. Yet they

and hard to reach. Labor costs are further cut because these lamps last over twice as long as regular incandescent types. In addition, you

use no more electricity than regular

lamps of each type. And since the light is directed, you not only get more TighL . but more useful light, too.

tor Lamps contain their own reflectors, you don't have to go to

PAR Lamps

save on equipment. Because Reflec-

for 0utdoor

Use

considerable expense of buying ex-

ternal reflectors.

Wnffi

MOTELS

Concentrate Light Where You Need It!

Types for Every Indoor or Outdoor Use
For Spotlighting .. . Floodlighting .. . General, Display and Supplementary Lighting
Because fects indoors and out, for they are available in spotlight or floodlight designs. Come in a wide variety of colors, too! The spotliglel throws a narrow, concentrated beam of high intensity . . . ideal for accenting single objects in windows or store displays. It can also be used in groups or closely spaced lines to downlight entire counters or larger display areas. The flood,lisht. . .has the same bulb shape and filament construction as the spotlight but it provides a wide beam of light particularly suitable for lighting up mass displays or for general lighting in high-bay industrial plants.

beam, Sylvania PAR-38 and R

Lamps provide efficient and highly effective lighting for scores of appli-

of their well-controlled

cations. Bulb contour, sealed-in

reflector and tungsten filament are all carefully designed to properly direct light output. These lamps can be used to create unlimited special lighting ef-

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COOKOUTS

SvSvania PAR-38 Spots and Floods

Sylvania PAR-38's are ruggedly built, designed primarily for outdoor use but can also be used indoors. They are made of weather-resistant "hard" glass to withstand breakage by rain and snow. The two-piece molded glass construction is fused into a single-piece, unit to produce maximum light.

PAR-38 Medium Skirted Base

Ot"rtdoor Lises
PAR-38 Medium Skiried Base

75PAR,SP
75PAR,

FL

i50PAR"SP
150PAR/ FL

. . . spotlighting displays, signs, windows, accent and deeorative lighting. . . . floodlighting buildingq, parking lots, roadside stands, serviee stations,
sport parks, drive-in theatres and restaurants, under marquees. . . . homelighting for yards, patios, cook-out areas, badminton and courts, driveways and walks, gardens.

tennis

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PAK-38 Side Prong

],50PAR 3SP l50PAR 3FL

lndoor Uses
. . . general downlighting on counters, show windows, accented displays, theatre stages, auxiliary lighting for work areas in industrial plants.

PAR-38 Side Prong

Special side prong construction permits use in shallow fixtures. Designed for applications where lack of depth prevents use of regular Medium Skirted PAR-38. Has same general uses.

tu$sht {Jp

with COTOR!

Sylvania Golored PAR-38's Gome ln 7 Golors

Vellow Greem Red Blue Slue-\frth:te Fink Arnber
Mix 'em to make an unlimited variety of interesting color efiects!
Colored PAR-38 Lamps are available in the 100-Watt size only. They are widely used to
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create dramatically colorful lighting effects for the same general applications as regular PAR-38lamps.
00L0REil PAn-38 ,.iVIIDIUM SKiRTTO 3ASI
i00PAR Y Yeli*w
1C0PAR.6 Green
10CPAR, R Reil

i00FAR B Elue
100PAR BW Blue-White 100PARi PK Pink 100PAR,AM Amber

Sylvania R Spots and Floods

Designed primarily for indoor applications, Sylvania R Lamps are one-piece blown glass construction' They cost less than PAR-38 lamps and can be used in many of the same type

DECORATE with COLOR!

Sylvania Golored R-3O's and R- O's Gome in 6 Shades Combine them to create strikingly
colorful lighting!

applications. weather.

If

used outdoors, they must be protected from

R-zO MEDIUM BASE

ideally suited to a wide range of localized highlighting applications in stores, show windows, home lighting fixtures, as wall

A small,

all-purpose reflector lamp

R-20 MEDIUI!{ BASE

30R20 50R20

pin-up lights, bedroom reading lights,

workshop and other local machine lighting. Available in 3O-Watt and 50-Watt sizes.

R.3O MEDIUM BASE

R-30 MEDiUM SASE
75R30 /SP 75R30,,FL

c0L0RED R,30 and R-40 -,-t!',ltDlul\{ BASI 75R30 B-150R B Light lF Blue 75R3C G'i50R G Lighi lF Green 75R30 R-150R R Light lF Red i5R30, PK-150R PK Light IF Pink 75R30 Y"i50R Y Light lF Yellow 150R, BW Lighi lF Blue-White 75R30,,A-Amber

Also in colors

Provides lowlevel or short-throw spot confined areas, high intensity lighting for precision tool work, or close-up supplementary inspection light-

Colored R-30 and R-40 lamps are used

or floodlighting in

for dramatic display lighting in

stores,

showrooms, theatres and may be used outdoors if properly shielded.

ing for small parts assembly in industry. Available in the 75-Watt size and in eolors.

R.4O MEDIUM BASE

The 100-Watt and 150-Watt sizes are particularly suitable wherever a small amount of intense lighting is needed . . . close visual bench assembly, precision
inspection, side walls.
1

Sylvania R Lamps for High-Bay trndustrial

Lighting
R-52 and PS-52 Mogul Base High Bay

R.4O MEDIUM BASE

lOOR,'SP
1OOR,

FL

15OR,FL
2OOR

150R,,SP

200R.'

/SP FL *300R, FL,

3OOR, SP 3OOR, FL

The 200-Watt and 300-Watt sizes are especially designed for illumination of loading platforms, parking and yard areas . . for semi-high-bay industrial installations and general floodlighting.

in hard-glass (weather-resistant) and standard soft glass reflector types. Designed for general lighting in
Available
high-bay industrial plants where dirt accumulation plus height make maintenance difficult. Burns base up. Bulbs should be protected from dripping or
splashing liquids.

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ll
R.4l] MEDIUI\i
SKIRTED BAST
150Ri2S P I50R,,,2FL 200R /2S P
200
R

R-4O MEDIUM SKIRTED BASE

/'2FL

300R /2S P

300R,'2FL

Designed to operate in equipment where base temperature exceeds 500o F. The lamp is somewhat longer, so requires greater depth for installation. Comes in standard voltage types in 150, 200 and 300 Watts. Used for the same general purposes
as R-40 Medium Base lamps.

R-52 MOGUL BASE HIGIi BAY Soft Giass

ir::.

'

R.4O MOGUL BASE

glass, this lamp is ideal for outdoor applications, such as lighting signs, billboards, and displays; service stations, faetory yards, roadside
stands and home sport areas. For maximum protection, it needs shielding from weather. Available in 300 and 500 Watts.

R-4O MOGUL BASE Made of weather-resistant

500R52

750R52

(Standard and 230,250 volt high voltage types i n both sizes Hard Giass (V/eather-Resistanl) iM 50()R52,1 750R52,

R52

*300R,t3p1
*500R,13S P *500R,,'3F L

300R.,3SP

BASE

*Weather -resistant glass

The versatility of PAR and R lamps allows many different units to be used in combinations to obtain a desired effeet. The effeetiveness of any installation depends upon the seleetion of lamps with appropriate beamspreads and
candlepower values.

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",,1",

Most PAR and R lamps are available in both "spot" and "flood" types. The spot or nanow distribution is best suited for installations where a long nanow beam is desired or for high levels of display lighting. The flood or wide distribution is most effective for short throws or general
Iighting.

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EXAMPLE: A counter is illuminated by a single row of 200 watt R-40 flood lamps aimed downward. The lamps are 4 feet apart and 6 feet above the counier. What is the horizontal illumination on the counter top? Since Table ll is based on 300 watt lamps, it will be convenient to first determine the values for 300 watt lamps and ihen apply the correction factor. The horizontal lllumination under a lamp, from that lamp alone, is
78 footcandles.

determine the approximate initial footcandle in tables I and II for single PAR and R iamps. Therefore "A" in tables I and II gives the footcandle value on a horizontal plane with the lamp aimed straight down. "8" shows the footcandle value on a horizontal plane with the lamp aimed at the point of measurement. "C" is the footcandle value on a vertical plane with the lamp aimed at the point of measurement. used
values shown
EXAMPIE:A 150 watt PAR 38 spot lamp is aimed at a mannequin in
a

Figure 1 shows the distances and planes of measurement

to

However, the adjoining lamp on each side will supply 18 footcandles, the total will be 78 18 114 footcandles. 18

Halfway between two lamps, the illumination will be 50 footcandles from For 200 watt lamps, the values will be67/oof these, or 76 and 75footcandles. (Footcandle values for individual lamps may vary.)
each adjacent lamp and 6 footcandles from the next lamp over. (Horizontal distance 6 feet.) The total will be 50* 50+ 6+ footcandles.

6:112

depariment store. The face of the mannequin is 4 feet below and 3 feet to one side of the lamp. From Table l, the vertical illumination is 273 footcandles and the horizontal illumination is 3/2 footcandles.

Coefficients of utilization for the larger R-52 lamps, specifically designed for general lighting applications, are given in Table III. The initial lumen ratings for the various R-52 lamps are given on page 10.

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.95

.99
1_01

(A)

1.03

r.00

.95

ORDERING
A8B REVIATION WATTS
BU

STD.

PKG. DESCRIPTION

LB

BASE

VOLTS

(EXCEPT VOLTS)

qTY.

ELASS A}ID FIL.

c, cc-6 c. cc-6 c, cc-6 c, cc-6
c, cc-6 c, cc-6 c, cc-6 c, cc-6 c, cc-6 c, cc-6 c, cc-6 c, cc-6 c, cc-6

RATED HOURS

APPROX.

INITIAL
LUMENS

LIFE

M.0.1.

PAR.38
71
PAR-38

LAMPS
*Spot (KM) *Flood (KM) *Yellow {M) *Green (M) *nea (Ml tPink (M) *Amber (M)
12
12 12 12 12 12 12 12 12

Med.

Skt.

120,125,130

Z5PAR,/SP

t00

PAR-38

Med. Skl.

il

75PAR/FL
5-1 25

2000 2000

750 750

l00PARi/Y r 00PAR/G
r 00PAR/R r 00PAR/B r 0oPAR/BW r 00PAR/PK

2000 2000
2000

?
J^6
5sAe

*Blue (M) *Blue-White (M)

ESpot (KM) *Flood (KM)

5%e
J"/16

2000
2000 2000 2000 2000 2000

JUt6 5%a

100PAR//A
150 PAR-38

5%t

Med. Skt. Med. Side Prons

std.. I30
120,125

r 50PAR/SP

l2
12 12 12

I 50PAR/Ft I 50PARi;3SP I 50PAR /3 FL

*Compoct Spoi (PM) *Compoct Flood (PM)

2000 2000

1730 1730 1730 1730

5%o 5%a 4%e 4%d

FIEF!.ECTOR
30

R LAMPS
60 60 60 60
12 12 12 12 12 12

R-20
R-20 R-30

50 75

Med. Med. Med.

120

120,125

120,125,130

30R20 50R20 75R3015P

Reflector

c, c-9
c, c-9 c. cc-6 c, cc-6 c, cc-6 c, cc-6 c, cc-6

2000

75R30/Ft

Reflector Reflector, Spol l.F. (JTl Refleclor, Flood l.F. (JT)

ll5-125

75R30,/A

Amber

75R30/B 75R30/G
75R30,/PK

75R30/R
25R30

/Y

(JT) Blue (JT) Green (JT) Pink (JT) Red (JT) Yellow (JT)

2000 2000 2000 2000 2000

2000 2000

200 400 770

3t%e
3151a

J"/t6

770

53ld 53le
5Yr6 5"46

c, cc,6
c. cc-6 c, cc-6 c. cc-6 c, cc-6 c, cc-6 c, cc-6 c, cc-6 c, cc-6 c, cc-6 c, cc-6 c, cc-6 c, cc-6 c, c-r r

53ld
J"/t6

2000 2000
2000 2000 2000 2000

53lt

t00
r50

R-40 R-40 R-40

Med. Med. Med.

120

120,125 srd., I 30 115,125

ooR/sP l 00R/Fr 'r 50R/sP

r

I 50R,/Ft

r50

r 50Ri B r soR/Bw

I
1

50R/G
50R/Y

50R/R 'r50R/PK
r

Reflector. Spol l.F. (T) Reflector, Flood l.F. (T) Spoi, l.F. (JT) Flood, l.F. (JT) Lishi. LF. Blue (T) Light, l.F. Blue Whire (Tl Light, l.F. Green (T) Lisht, l.F. Red (T) Lisht, l.F. Pink (T)

21 24 24 24
12 12 12

ilQ0
I100
t78A 1780

6Y2 6r/2

6lh
6Y2

2000 2000
2000

6th
6yx
6V2 6V2 6V2 6Y2 7V4

t2
12

2000
2000 2000

lighi.

I.F.

Yellow

(T)

l2
24 24 24 24 24
24

Med.
200
R-40

Skt.

120,125 120,125

50R/2SP l 50R/2FL

Spot, l.F. (NT) Flood, LF. (NT) Spot, LF. (KiT) Flood, l.F. (KJT) Spot, l.F. (KNTI Flood. l.F. (KNT) Spot, l.F. (KJT) Flood, l.F. (KJT) *Flood, l.F. (KJ) Spot, l.F. (KNT)
Flood, l.F. (KNT) +Spot, l.F. (t) +Flood. l.F. (t)

2000
2000

Med.

2ooR/sP
200R/FL 2ooR/2SP

c, c-l I c, cc-6 c, cc-6

c, c-r
r

1780 1780
2530 2530 2530 2530

2000
2000 2000

Med.
300 R-40

Skt.

120 srd.
't

3
7Y1 7V1 6V2 6Y2 6Ta

Med.

200R/2FL 30oR/sP
300R/FL 3ooR,/FL/ I 300R/2SP 3ooR/2 FL
300R,i 35P 3oo R/3 Fr

20

Med. Skt.
Mog.
500
R-40

r20 120,125 120,125,130

120

Mog.

500R/3SP
500 R/3 FL

I20, I30
250

5ooR/3FL

*Reflector, Spot l.F. (R) *Reflector. Flood. l.F. (R) *Reflector, Flood LF. (R)

24 24 24 24 24 24 24 24 24 24

c, c-r I c, cc-2v c, cc-2Y c, cc-2v

c, cc-2Y

2000 2000
2000

c, cc-2v c, cc-2v c. cc-2v c, cc-2v c, cc-2v

c, cc-l
r

2000 2000 2000

2000 2000 2000 2000

3700 3700 3700 3700 3700

370A

7% 7Vl
7tA

3700
6500 6500

7%
7tA

2000

7% 7%

HIGH BAY LAMPS

500
R-52

Mog.

120,125,130
125

500R52

s00R52/r
500R52
7 50R52 7 50R52

230,250
750
R-52

Mog.

120,125,130
130

I 000
't

000

R-52 RS-52

Mog.

Mog'

230,250 124,125 120,125

/t

250R52

rM/R52 rM/P552

Reflector, High Boy *Reflector, High Bcy Reflecior. High Boy Reflector, High Boy *Reflector, High Boy Reflector. High Boy *Reflecior, High Boy Reflector, High Boy

Lt. LF. (QTl ti. l.F. (a) tt. l.F. (QT) Lt. l.F. (QT) Lt. l.F. (a) tt. l.F. (QT)

6
6 6 6 6 6 6

c, c-74 c, c-7A

c, c-7A c, c-7A c, c-74 c, c-7A c, cc-8

2000 2000 2000 2000

2000

7850 7850 12,700

113/t
111/+ 113/e 11 3/t

12700
18,000 't 6.300

113/t
113/a

2000
2000

{Q) (QTl

c, c-7A

ll3/q
13Vd

2000

(x)

Weather resistant glass. Designed t0 0perate in open air. Should not be used in equipment where base temperature will exceed 500oF. Should be burned only in p0rcelain sockets. Not recommended f0r base down burning. Designed io 0perate in equipment where base temperature wili exceed 500'F.

(J)
(K)

(0) Medium screw base with spring contact. M.0.1. is exclusive of spring c0ntact. (P) For use only with heat-resisting c0nnector and with bulb supported by bulb rim or metal shell

ol

base.

(L)
(N)

(lVl) PAR lamps are suitable f0r bolh 0utd00r and ind0or use.

Burn base up in porcelain sockets. (R) May not give satisfactory performance in outdoor installation unless used in fixtures that protect bulb frOm moisture. Recommended burning position is generally base up. N0t recommended for use in enclosed close litting housings. (r) May not give satisfactory performance if any accessory lighting equipment touches the glass bulb.
(Q)

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