1967
1967 Datasheet
CM1964 CM1967 CM1970* CM1970X CM1978X* CM8-A103
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1967 (pdf) |
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CM8-A103 |
CM8-A103 |
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CM1970X |
CM1970X |
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CM1978X |
CM1978X |
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| engineered to light up your design Axial Filament Halogen Lamp Description and Features MAX. 1 8 0 5 0 MAX. MAX. MAX. MAX. MAX. MAX. MAX. MAX. TYP. TYP. MAX. TYP. NOM. C All dimensions are in inches. Description These Axial Filament Halogen Lamps were primarily designed for aircraft navigation lights although their unique configurations, rugged construction and exceptionally high light output make them the ideal light source for many applications. CM1964 CM1967 CM1970* CM1970X CM1978X* CM8-A103 Volts Watts 150 100 Filament Shape 30° Spot 12° N Spot 38° Flood 12° N Spot 38° Flood 12° N Spot Nominal MSCP Laboratory Life Hours Configuration 1000 1000 1000 1000 2000 1000 * Lamp has a supported filament. Materials Globe Quartz Glass Base Nickel Plated Brass Atmosphere Halogen Gas Caution These halogen cycle lamps may shatter if scratched or damaged. Use these lamps in fixtures designed for their high operating temperature. Always turn power off when changing these lamps. For satisfactory performance limit the seal and wire lead temperature to 350°C to avoid deterioration. Maintain a minimum lamp wall temperature of 250°C to assure the halogen cycle occurs. Remove all grease and fingerprints from these lamps before operation. Never exceed the design voltage of these lamps. CML and Chicago Miniature Lamp are registered trademarks of Visual Communications Company, LLC. |
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