AQUA-LUX S80 / S100 DAYLIGHT LAMPS
AQUA-LUX S80 VARIO DAYLIGHT LAMP
DIVELITE S100 VARIO DAYLIGHT LAMP
There are four types of DAYLIGHT lamps available.
AQUA-LUX S100 DAYLIGHT with built-in either Nickel Cadmium
battery 12V/5Ah or Nickel Metal Hydrid battery 12V/8,5Ah.
AQUA-LUX S80 DAYLIGHT with built-in either Nickel Cadmium battery 13,2V/2,5Ah or
Nickel Metal Hydrid battery 13,2V/4,3Ah.
AQUA-LUX S80 VARIO DAYLIGHT and DIVELITE S100 VARIO DAYLIGHT are cable lights without built-in battery, but will be used with an external battery either AQUA-TANK or AQUA-BELT.
AQUA-LUX S100 DAYLIGHT, AQUA-LUX S80 DAYLIGHT and AQUA-LUX S 80 VARIO DAYLIGHT are designed for 13,2 -14.4V Volt operation.
DIVELITE S100 VARIO DAYLIGHT is for 12-30Volt operation. (special edition)
In our lamps we are using the SOLARC™ ARC LAMPS, the single ended type 24W/SEL.
For ignition the lamps, there is a ballast necessary, which
is built-in our lamps.
In combination with our reflectors these lamps have the highest performance.
Further information about DAYLIGHT find in the TECH TALK
AQUA-LUX S100 DAYLIGHT
AQUA-LUX S80 DAYLIGHT
AQUA-LUX S80 VARIO DAYLIGHT
DIVELITE S100 VARIO DAYLIGHT
If interested, please ask for further information.
Extract from WELCH ALLYN™ technical datasheet
WELCH ALLYN™ and SOLARC™ are registered trademarks of Welch Allyn Lighting Products
"It is difficult to compare lamps of various types without
referencing to specific applications. There are several general
characterizations
which can assist. As a first order approximation of one lamp’s light output
versus another, consider the inherent efficiency of the lamp
itself. Welch Allyn Sőlarc
...
We believe that the data will show that the Sőlarc will be the lamp of choice in
precision applications where:
1) High light output is required at minimum power for battery operation or
similar special applications.
2) "White" light adds significantly to the applicability of the lamp where the
choice might have been a 50-175 Watt halogen lamp.
3) "Xenon-like" white light is critical but one does not want to pay the cost,
heat or size penalties in applications where the choice may have been 75
- 200 Watt xenon.
4) Another metal-halide lamp may have been the choice but the light and color
maintenance, the small size or weight, or the savings resulting
from the lower power requirements of the Sőlarc lamp and its ballast are
attractive.
We believe you’ll be pleased with the economics as well! over which the lamp provides greater than 50% of its intensity). The resultant of this ability to focus is that much of the light produced by the lamp can be delivered into a small aperture or fiber optic bundle.
LAMP EQUIVALENTS
Technical Data Number L9401
REFLECTORISL 289 Rev C ECN# 3-1796 Printed in USA 10/97
Lamp Type Lamp Watts Color Temp. Kelvin Lumens 3mmAperture Lumens 5mm Aperture Comments
Welch Allyn
21
5830
470
710
Welch Allyn
24
5460
550
885
High Pressure Xenon 175
6200
680*
1260*
High Pressure Xenon 300
6200
420*
1020*
High Pressure Xenon 100
6200
410
780
Halogen EJA
150 3350
340
770
*NOTE: System also used IR filter
SPECIFICATION OF
(extract from technical datasheet)Highest Efficacy:
Metal Halide lamps are inherently very efficient, providing 2-3 times the efficacy of either halogen or xenon lamps. Optimizing the optical system using the short arc can provide an additional efficacy increase in many applications allowing the Sőlarc™ lamp to deliver as much light as a halogen lamp with 4-5 times more wattage. High efficacy plus the resultant decreased demand for power allows the equipment designer to develop miniature, lighter weight, portable, even battery powered product configurations.Luminous Intensity/Arc Cross Section
Excellent Light Maintenance:
Unlike many metal halide lamps, Sőlarc lamps maintain their intensity and color balance throughout their life. In applications requiring white light, the life of the Sőlarc lamp could be many times a competing halogen lamp! Typically a lamp will maintain over 80% of its initial intensity. Shifts in X and Y chromaticity values are typically less than 1.5%. Lamp life is specified as a median life. Median life defines the number of hours, at a given duty cycle, that half of the lamps will continue to operate while the rest of the lamps have reached the end of their life.Life is also dependent on the duty cycle of the lamp. Sőlarc life is specified on the basis of a duty cycle of one hour
on for each start with our 21W lamps. A duty cycle with a longer on time for each start will extend the life and shorter on times will reduce lamp life. The predominant symptom of "end of life" will be failure of the lamp to start. For further information regarding lamp life and light maintenance refer to Tech Data L9402.The Spectrum:
A typical spectral distribution of the lamp is indicated below. In general, the distribution is optimized for the visible range but it is possible to develop systems with varying spectral content. Lamps can be manufactured which are uniquely rich in the mid and far infrared. Refer to Tech Data L9403 for further information on the output spectrum and to Applications Note AD9503 for information on the I.R. Lamp.Additional Cooling:
Sőlarc lamps operate at relatively high temperatures and require adequate cooling. The reflectorized lamps are designed to let the heat pass through the reflector, simplifying the mechanical/thermal design. Welch Allyn offers a test lamp with embedded thermocouples to evaluate the cooling design of your application. Please refer to Tech Data L9404 for further information regarding cooling needs.Accessories:
Sőlarc lamps require a ballast to ignite and sustain operation. The ballast model numbers listed in the table on page 4 are specifically designed to operate Welch Allyn patented arc lamp technology. A special connector, C18A004 or C18A003, is required to connect the lamp and ballast. This connector assembly includes a polarized mating connector with 45.7 cm. (18 inch) of silicone jacketed wire rated for high voltage pulses and tinned leads for solder connection to the ballast.Sőlarc
™ SEL PERFORMANCE SPECIFICATIONSLAMP P/N M18N002 M21N002 M24N002
Wattage
18 Watts 21 Watts 24 WattsBallast Requirements
Refer to Ballast Datasheet LSL 018Regulated Ballast P/N
B19R001 B22R001 B25R001
Input Voltage (vdc)
<----------9.8 - 15.0-------------->
Steady State Current (amps) 2.0
2.3
2.6
Median Lamp Life: 1 hour on / 15 minutes off duty cycles
Operating Characteristics:
Start/Restart: To ignite the lamp, it requires short high voltage pulses provided by the Welch Allyn ballast. In less than 20 seconds, the 21W lamp will reach 90% of its light output. Color temperature will vary during start-up condition.extract from technical datasheet
>>>LSL 009 Rev D Printed in USA 05/00WELCH ALLYN™ and SOLARC™ are registered trademarks of Welch Allyn Lighting Products
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