Lamp Catalogue PDF

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Lamp Catalogue ‘08
Lamp Catalogue ‘08

Printed in January 2008
Introduction
The future can seem pretty intimidating: Our known

reserves of oil and natural gas are expected to be
depleted by 2045, the climate is changing, and more
than a billion people lack clean water. At GE, we believe
some
of the world’s most pressing challenges present an
opportunity to do what we do best: imagine and build
innovative solutions that benefit our customers and
society at large.
As a global leader in energy, technology, manufacturing,

and infrastructure, GE is uniquely suited to help solve
environmental challenges, today and for generations to
come. Our customers want a more prosperous, cleaner
future. By harnessing our most abundant renewable
resource - the imagination of our people -we can create
that future with them. We are taking a new approach to
solving some of our customers’ toughest environmental
problems.
We call it ecomagination.
Our Heritage, Our Future

We believe that better technology is the answer to our
customers’ environmental challenges. And we are confi-
dent we can find tomorrow’s solutions to those chal-
lenges just as we have since the days of our founder,
Thomas Edison. Throughout our 128-year history, we
have invented solutions to meet our customers‘ greatest
needs. Over many years, we have developed one of the
broadest ranges of environmentally advanced
technologies. We will build on this legacy of success by
researching and developing next-generation clean
technologies. Our goal is to be a leader in bringing clean
energy, air, and water and improved quality of life to all
the world’s citizens.
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Introduction
This is GE... It begins with the best

ideas in class and leads to quality
products with proven demand, for
which GE can offer long term
services. We build client relation-
ships with our customers to spark
off ideas for new innovations
imagination at work
GE has always been a company that stands for progress. For more than 100 years we have been able to tell stories about GE inno-
vations. GE’s new imagination at work approach is about GE people, their curiosity, relentless drive, hard work and willingness to take
risks – combined with a foundation of limitless imagination – that makes anything possible. It’s a legacy of progress that began with
our founder, Thomas Edison, and one that will continue through the 21st century. At GE, what we imagine, we can make happen.
As a Worldwide Partner of the Olympic Games,

GE is the exclusive provider of a wide range of
innovative products and services that are inte-
gral to a successful Games, starting with the
2006 Olympic Winter Games in Torino, Italy.
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Introduction
Contents
Halogen Lamps 8
Fluorescent Lamps 36
Compact Fluorescent Lamps 60
High Intensity Discharge Lamps 86
Glossary 112
Brand Cross Reference 118
Sales Offices 124
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Introduction
Improved colour
Lamps that feature superior colour rendering are an
art form. Quality of light is specific to GE lamps.
Objects and colours actually appear more vivid and
lively thanks to the extraordinary colour rendering
feature of GE lamps.
CMH SuperMini – “halogen-like” light that provides
dramatic accents and highlights with excellent colour
rendering. Lamp to lamp colour conformity and con-
sistent colour over life.
Halogen G9 Capsule – launched under the “TECH”

brand as a sign of its high quality and performance –
gives out a brighter, whiter light providing a high
2800K colour temperature. The new Capsule offers a
constant light quality throughout its whole life.
AR111 Bright and white Halogen – excellent quality

of light (up to 2950K) for decorative and architectural
lighting.
MR16 Mains – This compact mains voltage halogen

lamp gives out excellent white light up to 2800K.
With the aluminium coating this reflector lamp
directs most of its heat to the front.
T5 Starcoat™ lamp – Starcoat™ is a proprietary

coating technology that eliminates the need for tra-
ditional lower quality halophosphor coating by
reflecting the UV-light more effectively. This leaves a
pure triphosphor coating for excellent colour render-
ing and lumen maintenance performance.
Precise™ ConstantColor™ MR16 – features revolu-

tionary GE Thin Film Coating Technology to ensure
consistant colour throughout life.
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Introduction
Reduced energy
These lighting products conserve energy use and
efficiency while improving the quality of light.
Reduce your energy consumption whilst providing
improved quality of light, lamp life, colour rendering
and energy efficiency.
Genura™ lamps – save up to 80% on energy

compared to standard incandescents. At 23W,
Genura provides up to 80% energy savings
compared to 100W R80 reflector lamps.
BiaxTM Extra Mini Electronic Lamps – GE’s Extra

Mini uses around 20% of the electricity, versus
ordinary light bulbs. Saving energy means sav-
ing money. And you’re no sacrificing of light for
lower watts.
BiaxTM Plug-in Replaceable lamps –Through

outstanding energy efficiency, a significant
percentage of your annual electricity bill can
be saved.
T5 StarcoatTM Linear Fluorescent System

High lumens in a small, lower wattage pack-
age makes GE StarcoatTM T5 the most efficient
GE fluorescent lamp available. The new T5
system (lamp, ballast and luminaire) consumes
up to 30% less energy when compared to T8
systems.
LucaloxTM XO
This type of High Pressure Sodium lamp pro-
vides 20% more light compared to standard
Lucalox lamps.
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Introduction
Longer life
Extended life means lower costs for lamp
replacement and maintenance. GE lamps
offer you long life coupled with all the
advantages of quality lighting.
Precise™ ConstantColor™ MR16 – ensures

outstanding long life-up to 6000 hours.
Biax™ Extra Mini – GE’s Extra Mini lamps last

about 15 times as long as an ordinary light
bulb. Longer life means fewer burned out
lamps to replace and reduced labour and
maintenance costs.
Lucalox™ Superlife HPS lamp – 67% longer

life than standard HPS-up to 55,000 hours.
With continuous light after power interruption
– standby feature.
CFL Biax Plug-in LongLastTM range – GE’s

enhanced line of plug-in products includes
technical improvements to BiaxTM lamps,
where the lamp life has been increased by
66% to 20,000 hours
T5 Starcoat™ Linear Fluorescent HO & HE

System – Efficiency and elegance couples in this
lamp type achieving 30,000 hours with electronic
ballast, making this lamp type extremely efficient
in commercial and retail application in both direct
and indirect luminaires.
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Introduction
System solution
GE Lamps and Ballasts are the perfect combination
for superior light output and long life. Energy savings,
superior performance and quality light, are features
of GE’s new electronic ballast and lamp
systems, which enables the creation of a new,
environmental-friendly solution for both luminaire
manufacturers and lighting designers.
CMH Electronic Ballasts – Coupling
ConstantColorTM CMH lamps with dedicated
GE electronic ballasts will ensure further
enhanced performance throughout a long
lamp life. All CMH ballasts offered by GE are
electronic, giving important advantages over
conventional electromagnetic circuits.
CFL Electronic Ballasts – Multiwatt

electronic ballast operates best with GE’s
high output compact fluorescent lamps: the
Biax™ Q/E 57W and 70W. A single ballast is
suitable for both lamp wattages, enabling
more flexibility in design and manufacturing.
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Halogen lamps
GE invented and marketed

the world’s first halogen
lamp in 1958.
Halogen lamps provide outstanding light quality – the crisp white light
delivers superior colour reproduction.
They are more energy efficient than conventional incandescent lamps
and offer a longer life – all within a compact size.
Other features include outstanding beam control, UV control, heat reflec-
tive coatings that protect display items and a unique ‘twist and lock’ cap
which makes installation easy and safe.
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Halogen lamps
Content
Precise™ ConstantColor™ MR16 34
Precise™ Bright MR16 35
Standard MR16 36
Precise™ Alutech™ MR16 36
MR16 START 36
MR16 IR 36
Precise™ MR11 37
TAL 50 ConstantColor™ 39
TAL 100 39
AR 111 40
UV Control Capsules 43
Low Voltage Halogen Capsules 43
MR16 Mains Tech 45
MR20 Mains Tech 45
MR16 Mains Start 45
MR16 Mains Start Dichroic 45
R16 Mains Start Coloured 45
Single Ended Mains Voltage Capsules 47
Double Ended Mains Voltage Capsules 48
Halogen PAR Lamps 49
HaloGlobe™ 52
HaloGLS™ 52
HaloCandle 52
Twisted Candle 52
HaloSpherical 52
HaloCube 52
HaloReflector 53
Halo BTT™ 53
Halo Tubular 53
Halo T38 53
HaloKrypton 53
General information 54
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Halogen lamps
Product identification
The following glossary of terms and descriptions can help you when checking halogen
lamp specifications and explains how to use the product codes when ordering products.
Within each product line, lamps are divided into families – within families, lamps are listed
by wattage.
Watts: Beam Spread Degrees: Product Code:

Energy used. To find actual energy used (kWh) The angle of the cone of light pro- It is important to use this code when
multiply power (watts shown) x hours of use divid- duced by a reflector lamp ordering to ensure that you receive
ed by 1000 at 50% of its intensity the exact product you require
Volts:
Each lamp’s
voltage is listed
Pack Quantity:
Product Description: Length: The number of lamps
The lamp’s identification Expressed in mm in one box
code
Precise™ MR16 ConstantColor™ – UV Control

Watts Volts Product Cap Length Diameter Beam Candela CCT (K) Life(h) Pack EE Product
Description angle Qty Class Code
ø 50 mm – open dichroic mirror

75 12 EYF/CC GU5.3 46 50.7 15 11500 3050 4000 10 – 20843
75 12 EYJ/CC GU5.3 46 50.7 25 5500 3050 4000 10 – 20841
75 12 EYC/CC GU5.3 46 50.7 42 2000 3050 4000 10 – 20840
Lamp: Energy Efficiency

Description of lamp type, Cap: Class:
and product features The type of cap fitted Energy saving code
Peak Beam Candelas: Rated Average Life:

Luminous intensity of The point in time when
the lamp beam 50% of installed lamps
expressed in candelas are still burning
EYC/CC
ANSI – Code Product Feature, eg. Cover glass

CCT K:
Colour temperature – Kelvin.
The visual warmth or coolness
of the light. The higher the num-
ber the whiter or cooler the light
appears
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Halogen lamps
Low voltage
Precise™ MR16 & MR11

If you’re looking for halogen,
aim for a Precise™ solution
Precise™ MR16
Precise™ MR11
• Cool, white light, precise beam

control, excellent colour performance and a
lamp life of up to 6,000 hours.
• Ideal for retail display lighting,
decorative lighting and spotlighting of individ-
ual features – including heat sensitive items.
• Choose from a wide range of
beam angles and select Precise™ MR16 lamps
for ultra – violet control.
Choose:
Precise™ ConstantColor™ MR16
for consistent light quality and exceptional long life.
Precise™ Bright MR16
for outstanding light output in a mid range lamp.
Precise™ Alutech™ MR16
for all your heat sensitive halogen fixtures.
Precise™ Bright MR11
for high output, light quality and long life in an
extra compact form.
Range of beam angles

GE Precise™ MR16 lamps offer a choice of nomi-
nal beam angles from 8Þ to 60Þ. The range of
beam angles can be used to either highlight sin-
gle features with a tight focus to provide a wash
of ambient lighting and a variety of effects
achievable with intermediate beams.
8°angle 24°angle 36°angle 60°angle

Applications:
retail display lighting, decorative lighting and spotlighting of individual
features.
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Halogen lamps
Low voltage
PreciseTM ConstantColor™ MR16
A long lasting premium quality halogen lamp, the
Precise™ ConstantColor™ lamp features revolution-
ary GE Thin Film Technology to give consistent light
output for the 6000 hour life of the lamp. The
advanced coating is designed to withstand tempera-
Precise™
tures of up to 500ÞC, making it the ideal choice for ConstantColor™
MR16
long-term reliability and consistent light quality.
PreciseTM Bright MR16

Precise™ Bright sets new performance standards
offering outstanding long life, outstanding light output
and beam quality. Its advanced, computer-designed
reflector gives a smooth beam and outstanding light
output compared to similar lamps. Precise™ Bright is Precise™ Bright
available in both open and closed forms. MR16
PreciseTM Alutech™ MR16

The perfect choice for heat sensitive halogen fixtures.
For many years finding a halogen lamp suitable for
high technology electronic fixtures was a problem.
Precise™ Alutech is the answer. With a GE developed
aluminium coating, almost all of the heat is reflected
away from the fixture. Throwing heat forward has PreciseTM
Alutech™ MR16
advantages in downlighters like minimising heat
build up in ceiling voids.
PreciseTM Bright MR11

The extra compact, high performance halogen lamp
GE Precise™ Bright MR11 packs the high output, light
quality and long life of halogen into an extra com-
pact form, making it ideal where space is at a premium. PreciseTM
Bright MR11
AR111
The GE AR111 Aluminium facetted reflector for a bet-
ter beam control has been designed to direct light
and heat forward to ensure full protection for the
gear. AR111 provides bright and white halogen quali-
ty of light (up to 2950K) especially suitable for deco-
rative and architectural lighting.
AR111
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Halogen lamps
Low voltage
• Up to 6000 hours life

• 98–99% Lumen maintenance
• Double sided
dichroic coating
• With UV control
• The most consistent light output available
• Up to 4000 hours life

• Outstanding light output and beam quality
• Upgraded reflector
• UV control in both open and closed forms
• Heat reflected forward

• Ideal for heat sensitive fixtures
• 3000 hours life
• With UV control
• Extra-compact 35 mm size – perfect for

lighting cabinet displays
• 3500 hours life
• Closed lamps with
UV control
• Metal cap over filament

to avoid direct glare effect and hot point
• UV-block to reduce bleaching effect
• Long life up to 3,000 hours
• 75%+ lumen maintenance to lower main-
tenance costs
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Halogen lamps
Low voltage
Precise™ MR16 ConstantColor™ – UV Control
Watts Volts Product Cap Length Diameter Beam Candela CCT (K) Life(h) Pack Product
Description mm mm angle Qty Code

71 12 EYF/CC GU5.3 46 50.7 15 11500 3050 4000 10 20843
71 12 EYJ/CC GU5.3 46 50.7 25 5500 3050 4000 10 20841
71 12 EYC/CC GU5.3 46 50.7 42 2000 3050 4000 10 20840
ø 50 mm – closed dichroic mirror

20 12 ESX/CG GU5.3 50.5 50.7 15 3150 2900 5000 10 20858
20 12 BAB/CG GU5.3 50.5 50.7 40 475 2900 5000 10 20857
35 12 FRB/CG GU5.3 50.5 50.7 12 7500 3050 5000 10 20864
35 12 FRA/CG GU5.3 50.5 50.7 20 3200 3000 5000 10 20860
35 12 FMW/CG GU5.3 50.5 50.7 40 900 3000 5000 10 20859
50 12 EXT/CG GU5.3 50.5 50.7 14 8400 3050 6000 10 20872
50 12 EXZ/CG GU5.3 50.5 50.7 25 2900 3050 6000 10 20871
50 12 EXN/CG GU5.3 50.5 50.7 40 1500 3050 6000 10 20867
50 12 FNV/CG GU5.3 50.5 50.7 55 850 3050 6000 10 20865
71 12 EYF/CG GU5.3 50.5 50.7 15 10400 3050 4000 10 20876
71 12 EYJ/CG GU5.3 50.5 50.7 25 4550 3050 4000 10 20874
71 12 EYC/CG GU5.3 50.5 50.7 40 2000 3050 4000 10 20873
20W 35W 50W 71W
ESX/CG FRB/CG EXT/CG EYF/CG

12° 12° 14° 15°
m Øm lux Øm lux Øm lux Øm lux
1 0.21 3150 0.21 7500 0.25 8400 0.26 11500

2 0.42 788 0.42 1875 0.49 2100 0.53 2875
3 0.63 350 0.63 833 0.74 933 0.79 1278
4 0.84 197 0.84 469 0.98 525 1.05 719
5 1.05 126 1.05 300 1.23 336 1.32 460
FRA/CG EXZ/CG EYJ/CG

20° 25° 25°
m Øm lux Øm lux Øm lux
1 0.35 3200 0.44 2900 0.44 4550

2 0.71 800 0.89 725 0.89 1138
3 1.06 356 1.33 322 1.33 506
4 1.41 200 1.77 181 1.77 284
5 1.76 128 2.22 116 2.22 182
BAB/CG FMW/CG EXN/CG EYC/CG

40° 40° 40° 40°
m Øm lux Øm lux Øm lux Øm lux
1 0.73 475 0.73 900 0.73 1500 0.73 2000

2 1.46 119 1.46 225 1.46 375 1.46 500
3 2.18 53 2.18 100 2.18 167 2.18 222
4 2.91 30 2.91 56 2.91 94 2.91 125
5 3.64 19 3.64 36 3.64 60 3.64 80
FNV/CG
55°
m Øm lux
1 1.04 850
2 2.08 213
3 3.12 94
4 4.16 53
5 5.21 34
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Halogen lamps
Low voltage
Precise™ Bright MR16 – UV Control

20 12 M69/BAB GU5.3 46 50.7 36 480 3000 4000 10 88231
35 12 M70/FRA GU5.3 46 50.7 18 3210 2900 4000 10 88228
35 12 M81/FMW GU5.3 46 50.7 36 1390 2900 4000 10 88229
50 12 M50/EXZ GU5.3 46 50.7 18 5080 3000 4000 10 88233
50 12 M58/EXN GU5.3 46 50.7 36 2250 3000 4000 10 88234
50 12 M80/FNV GU5.3 46 50.7 60 1070 3000 4000 10 88232

20 12 M268/ESX/CG GU5.3 50.5 50.7 8 4000 2800 4000 10 88226
20 12 M269/BAB/CG GU5.3 50.5 50.7 36 450 2800 4000 10 88235
35 12 M270/FRA/CG GU5.3 50.5 50.7 18 3000 2900 4000 10 88230
35 12 M281/FMW/CG GU5.3 50.5 50.7 36 1300 2900 4000 10 88236
50 12 M249/EXT/CG GU5.3 50.5 50.7 8 8000 3000 4000 10 88227
50 12 M250/EXZ/CG GU5.3 50.5 50.7 18 4750 3000 4000 10 88237
50 12 M258/EXN/CG GU5.3 50.5 50.7 36 2100 3000 4000 10 88239
50 12 M280/FNV/CG GU5.3 50.5 50.7 60 950 3000 4000 10 88238
20W 35W 50W
Open Closed Open Closed Open Closed

8° 8°
m Øm lux Øm lux
1 0.14 4000 0.14 8000

2 0.28 1000 0.28 2000
3 0.42 444 0.42 889
4 0.56 250 0.56 500
5 0.70 160 0.70 320
18° 18°
m lux Øm lux lux Øm lux
1 3660 0.32 2950 5920 0.32 4750

2 915 0.63 738 1480 0.63 1188
3 407 0.95 328 658 0.95 528
4 229 1.27 184 370 1.27 297
5 146 1.58 118 237 1.58 190
36° 36° 36°

m lux Øm lux lux Øm lux lux Øm lux
1 500 0.65 450 1620 0.65 1300 2600 0.65 2100

2 125 1.30 113 405 1.30 325 650 1.30 525
3 56 1.95 50 180 1.95 144 289 1.95 233
4 31 2.60 28 101 2.60 81 163 2.60 131
5 20 3.25 18 65 3.25 52 104 3.25 84
60°
m lux Øm lux
1 1190 1.15 950

2 298 2.31 238
3 132 3.46 106
4 74 4.62 59
5 48 5.77 38
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Halogen lamps
Low voltage
Standard MR16

20 12 M69/BAB/STD GU5.3 46 50.7 30 500 3000 3000 10 27460
35 12 M70/FRA/STD GU5.3 46 50.7 18 3660 3000 3000 10 27477
35 12 M81/FMW/STD GU5.3 46 50.7 30 1620 3000 3000 10 27465
50 12 M58/EXN/STD GU5.3 46 50.7 30 2600 3000 3000 10 27467
50 12 M80/FNV/STD GU5.3 46 50.7 55 1190 3000 3000 10 27468

20 12 M269/BAB/CG/STD GU5.3 50.5 50.7 30 450 3000 3000 10 27473
35 12 M270/FRA/CG/STD GU5.3 50.5 50.7 18 2950 3000 3000 10 27487
35 12 M281/FMW/CG/STD GU5.3 50.5 50.7 30 1300 3000 3000 10 27474
50 12 M250/EXZ/CG/STD GU5.3 50.5 50.7 18 4750 3000 3000 10 27486
50 12 M258/EXN/CG/STD GU5.3 50.5 50.7 30 2100 3000 3000 10 27475
50 12 M280/FNV/CG/STD GU5.3 50.5 50.7 55 950 3000 3000 10 27476
Precise™ Alutech™ MR16 – UV Control

ø 50 mm – closed aluminised coating
20 12 M269/BAB/CG/AL GU5.3 50.5 50.7 36 450 3000 3000 10 88216
35 12 M281/FMW/CG/AL GU5.3 50.5 50.7 36 1300 3000 3000 10 88217
50 12 M258/EXN/CG/AL GU5.3 50.5 50.7 36 1800 3000 3000 10 88215
50 12 M280/FNW/CG/AL GU5.3 50.5 50.7 60 700 3000 3000 10 88214
MR16 Start

20 12 M68/ESX/EC GU5.3 47.6 50.5 12 3500 2900 2000 20 38003
20 12 M69/BAB/EC GU5.3 47.6 50.5 36 500 2900 2000 20 38000
35 12 FRB/EC GU5.3 47.6 50.5 12 7500 3000 2000 20 38004
35 12 M81/FMW/EC GU5.3 47.6 50.5 36 925 3000 2000 20 38001
50 12 M49/EXT/EC GU5.3 47.6 50.5 12 9500 3000 2000 20 38005
50 12 M50/EXZ/EC GU5.3 47.6 50.5 24 2700 3000 2000 20 39874
50 12 M58/EXN/EC GU5.3 47.6 50.5 36 1500 3000 2000 20 38002
50 12 M80/FNV/EC GU5.3 47.6 50.5 55 630 3000 2000 20 39881

20 12 M268/ESX/CG/EC GU5.3 47.6 50.5 12 3150 2900 2000 20 38012
20 12 M269/BAB/CG/EC GU5.3 47.6 50.5 36 450 2900 2000 20 38006
35 12 FRB/CG/EC GU5.3 47.6 50.5 12 6750 3000 2000 20 38013
35 12 M281/FMW/CG/EC GU5.3 47.6 50.5 36 830 3000 2000 20 38007
50 12 M249/EXT/CG/EC GU5.3 47.6 50.5 12 8550 3000 2000 20 38014
50 12 M250/EXZ/CG/EC GU5.3 47.6 50.5 24 2700 3000 2000 20 39611
50 12 M258/EXN/CG/EC GU5.3 47.6 50.5 36 1350 3000 2000 20 38011
50 12 M280/FNV/CG/EC GU5.3 47.6 50.5 55 630 3000 2000 20 39236
MR16 IR
Description (mm) angle Qty Code
20 12 M270/FRA/CG IR GU5.3 50 50,7 24 1000 3000 5000 20 45245

20 12 M281/FMW/CG IR GU5.3 50 50,7 36 450 3000 5000 20 45240
35 12 M250/EXY/CG IR GU5.3 50 50,7 24 4400 3000 5000 20 45239
35 12 M258/EXN/CG IR GU5.3 50 50,7 36 2200 3000 5000 20 45244
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Halogen lamps
Low voltage
Precise™ MR11 – UV Control
Watts Volts Product Cap Length Diameter Beam Candela CCT (K) Life (h) Pack Product
Description mm mm angle Code

12 12 M64/FTA GU4 40 35.3 8 4400 2900 2000 10 19637
20 12 M52/FTB GU4 40 35.3 10 4400 2900 3500 10 19998
20 12 M51/FTC GU4 40 35.3 17 2000 2900 3500 10 19630
20 12 M62/FTD GU4 40 35.3 26 550 2900 3500 10 19626
35 12 M65/FTE GU4 40 35.3 10 7000 2900 3500 10 19641
35 12 M66/FTF GU4 40 35.3 21 2300 2900 3500 10 19635
35 12 M199/FTH GU4 40 35.3 26 1300 2900 3500 10 19634
20 12 M54/FST B15D 41 35.3 16 1760 2900 3500 10 19687
20 12 M63/FSV B15D 41 35.3 30 600 2900 3500 10 19997

12 12 M264/FTA/CG GU4 45 35.3 8 3960 3200 2000 10 19639
20 12 M252/FTB/CG GU4 45 35.3 10 3960 2900 3500 10 19638
20 12 M251/FTC/CG GU4 45 35.3 17 1800 2900 3500 10 19636
20 12 M262/FTD/CG GU4 45 35.3 26 490 2900 3500 10 19625
35 12 M265/FTE/CG GU4 45 35.3 10 6300 3200 3500 10 19640
35 12 M266/FTF/CG GU4 45 35.3 21 2070 2900 3500 10 19627
Cap: GU4 Cap: GU4 Cap: B15D Cap: GU4

12W 20W 20W 35W
Open Closed Open Closed Open Closed Open Closed
8° 10° 10°
m lux Øm lux lux Øm lux lux Øm lux
1 4400 0.14 3960 4400 0.17 3960 7000 0.17 6300

2 1100 0.28 990 1100 0.35 990 1750 0.35 1575
3 489 0.42 440 489 0.52 440 778 0.52 700
4 275 0.56 248 275 0.70 248 438 0.70 394
5 176 0.70 158 176 0.87 158 280 0.87 252
17° 16° 21°

m lux Øm lux lux Øm lux Øm lux
1 2000 0.30 1800 1760 0.28 2300 0.37 2070

2 500 0.60 450 440 0.56 575 0.74 518
3 222 0.90 200 196 0.84 256 1.11 230
4 125 1.20 113 110 1.12 144 1.48 129
5 80 1.49 72 70 1.41 92 1.85 83
26° 30° 26°

m lux Øm lux lux Øm lux Øm
1 550 0.46 490 600 0.54 1300 0.46

2 138 0.92 123 150 1.07 325 0.92
3 61 1.39 54 67 1.61 144 1.39
4 34 1.85 31 38 2.14 81 1.85
5 22 2.31 20 24 2.68 52 2.31
MR11 START
Watts Volts Product Cap Length Diameter Beam Candela CCT (K) Life (h) Pack Product
20 12 FTD/M262/CG GU4 45 35.3 26 490 2800 2000 10 17200

35 12 FTF/M199/CG GU4 45 35.3 26 1150 2900 2000 10 17201
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Halogen lamps
Low voltage
Twist & Lock

Installing halogen?
GE’s Twist & Lock makes it easy
TAL 50
• Twist and Lock (TAL) system

enables you to locate the lamp with one simple, fool-
proof action.
• The first low voltage halogen
lamp designed for easy installation.
• No more installation problems
or poor connections caused by bent
or broken connecting pins, so no more wasted lamps.
GE’s Twist And Lock’s tough mechanical bond and greater

electrical contact between lamp and base means:
No retaining springs or rings to fit or release – offering
faster lamp installation and replacement.
No risk of arcing – improving
electrical reliability and safety.
TAL 50 lamps are 50 mm dichroic mirror lamps with

ConstantColor™ coatings to give exceptional long life
and consistent light quality.
3,500 hours life – up to 50% longer than standard
dichroic lamps.
98% lumen maintenance producing near maximum
light output even at 3,500 hours.
Consistent white light with no colour shift throughout
the rated life of the lamp.
TAL 100 lamps are 100 mm reflector lamps designed for
long life and extra high light intensity.
Up to 3,500 hours life Exceptional light intensity up to
17% higher than the nearest compatible lamp.
Applications: retail, displays, reception areas and

residential interior lighting.
TAL downlighters welcome visitors to Timothy Guy Design’s studio in Truro, UK.
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Halogen lamps
Low voltage
TAL 50 ConstantColor™ – UV Control

20 12 TAL 414/CC GU7 50.5 50.7 11 4500 2900 3500 10 30927
20 12 TAL 416/CC GU7 50.5 50.7 36 450 2900 3500 10 30931
35 12 TAL 417/CC GU7 50.5 50.7 8 8100 2900 3500 10 30932
35 12 TAL 419/CC GU7 50.5 50.7 38 873 2900 3500 10 30934
50 12 TAL 420/CC GU7 50.5 50.7 10 10800 2900 3500 10 30901
50 12 TAL 421/CC GU7 50.5 50.7 21 3300 2900 3500 10 30900
50 12 TAL 422/CC GU7 50.5 50.7 38 1395 2900 3500 10 30899
50 12 TAL 423/CC GU7 50.5 50.7 60 630 2900 3500 10 30935
20W 35W 50W
TAL 414 TAL 417 TAL 420

11° 8° 10°
1 0.19 4500 0.14 8100 0.17 10800

2 0.39 1125 0.28 2025 0.35 2700
3 0.58 500 0.42 900 0.52 1200
4 0.77 281 0.56 506 0.70 675
5 0.96 180 0.70 324 0.87 432
TAL 415 TAL 418 TAL 421

24° 18° 21°
1 0.43 900 0.32 3240 0.37 3300

2 0.85 225 0.63 810 0.74 825
3 1.28 100 0.95 360 1.11 367
4 1.70 56 1.27 203 1.48 206
5 2.13 36 1.58 130 1.85 132
TAL 416 TAL 419 TAL 422

36° 38° 38°
1 0.65 450 0.69 873 0.69 1395

2 1.30 113 1.38 218 1.38 349
3 1.95 50 2.07 97 2.07 155
4 2.60 28 2.75 55 2.75 87
5 3.25 18 3.44 35 3.44 56
TAL 423
60°
m Øm lux
1 0.69 1395
2 1.38 349
3 2.07 155
4 2.75 87
5 3.44 56
TAL 100
ø 100 mm – closed metal reflector

35 12 TAL 138 GU7 100 4 33000 3000 3500 20 29408
50 12 TAL 139 GU7 100 6 48000 3000 3500 20 29409
50 12 TAL 140 GU7 100 21 3300 3000 3500 20 29410
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Halogen lamps
Low voltage
AR111 – UV Control
ø 111 mm – aluminium reflector, metal cap over filament

35 12 AR111 35W12V SP G53 67 111 8 11000 2800 2000 10 10774
35 12 AR111 35W12V FL G53 67 111 24 2400 2800 2000 10 10775
50 12 AR111 50W12V SP G53 67 111 8 17800 2850 3000 10 10766
50 12 AR111 50W12V FL G53 67 111 24 3000 2850 3000 10 10767
75 12 AR111 75W12V SP G53 67 111 8 23500 2900 3000 10 10768
75 12 AR111 75W12V FL G53 67 111 24 4750 2900 3000 10 10769
75 12 AR111 75W12V WFL G53 67 111 45 1600 2900 3000 10 10771
100 12 AR111 100W12V SP G53 67 111 8 43000 2950 3000 10 41915
100 12 AR111 100W12V FL G53 67 111 24 7700 2950 3000 10 41922
100 12 AR111 100W12V WFL G53 67 111 45 2400 2950 3000 10 41923
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Halogen lamps
Low voltage
AR 111 Reflector
Choose
GE Halogen
Reflectors
AR 111
Bright, white halogen quality light (up to 2950K)

for decorative and architectural lighting
• Aluminium facetted
reflector for a better beam control
• Metal cap over filament to avoid direct glare
effects and hot point
• UV-block to reduce bleaching effect
• Long life (3 000 hours) and 75%+ lumen
maintenance to lower maintenance costs
UV - Block
• Choice of nominal beam angles from 8°to 45°
• From 35 to 100 Watt
• 75% lumen maintenance
• 12 volts – Cap G53
• Dimmable
Suitable for a wide range of applications in display,

accent lighting and general lighting in retail,
museum and everywhere quality of light is essential .
The GE AR111 aluminium facetted reflector has

been designed to
• direct light and heat forward to protect the gear
(especially for electronic fixtures)
• be ideal to be used together with ConstantColor
CMH™ 3000K to achieve the right lighting effect
• use G53 cap for easy retrofit of the lamps
• offer a slim shape to allow creative and
compact design
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Halogen lamps
Low voltage
UV Control Capsules
All the power, quality
and precision of halogen –
with UV control
UV Control
Capsules
• The ultra violet light emitted by

standard halogen lamps can cause fading or bleaching
of sensitive display items.
• GE’s UV Control Capsules

significantly reduce the effect of bleaching by
minimising UV-B and UV-C radiation.
GE’s UV Control Capsules give maximum light output

and colour quality.
Range includes axial filament types for use in linear
miniature reflectors and uplighters, providing:
Wide, smooth beam with accurate light cut-off – perfect
for uniform lighting effects.
Maximum versatility – common light-centres across a
range of wattages let you use one light fitting design for a
range of applications.
Applications:
retail, display and task lighting.
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Halogen lamps
Low voltage
Low Voltage single ended halogen capsules UV-Control
Watts Volts Product Cap Length LCL Diameter Lumen Life (h) Pack Energy Product
Description mm mm Qty Efficiency Class Code
Hard glass capsules with transversal filament

5 12 M9/H5 G4 G4 33 19.5 9 60 2000 20 B 42959
10 12 M11/H10 G4 G4 33 19.5 9 140 2000 20 B 34674
Quartz glass capsules with transversal filament

10 6 M29/Q10 G4 G4 33 19.5 9 200 100 20 B 34720
10 6 M42/Q10 G4 G4 33 19.5 9 140 2000 20 B 34728
20 6 M30/ESB/Q20 G4 G4 33 19.5 9 450 100 20 B 34718
20 6 M34/FHE/Q20 G4 G4 33 19.5 9 350 2000 20 B 34719
20 12 M35/Q20 G4 G4 33 19.5 9 400 250 20 B 34714
20 12 M47/Q20 G4 G4 33 19.5 9 380 2000 20 B 34715
20 12 M312/Q20/GY6.35 GY6.35 44 30.0 11 350 2000 20 B 34713
35 12 M95/Q35/GY6.35 GY6.35 44 30.0 11 550 3000 20 C 34708
50 12 M32/Q50 GY6.35 GY6.35 44 30.0 11 930 4000 20 C 34702
75 12 M313/Q75/GY6.35 GY6.35 44 30.0 11 1350 2000 20 C 34682
100 12 M28/Q100 GY6.35 GY6.35 44 30.0 11 2200 3000 20 C 34676
50 24 M89/Q50/GY6.35 24V GY6.35 44 30.0 11 750 2000 20 D 34684
100 24 M67/Q100 GY6.35 24V GY6.35 44 30.0 11 2000 2000 20 C 34663
Quartz glass capsules with axial filament

35 6 M116/Q35/GY6.35 GY6.35 44 30.0 11 550 2000 20 C 34711
20 12 M76/Q20/GY6.35 GY6.35 44 30.0 11 300 4000 20 C 34712
35 12 M75/Q35/GY6.35 GY6.35 44 30.0 11 600 4000 20 C 34710
50 12 M74/Q50/GY6.35 GY6.35 44 30.0 11 900 4000 20 C 34703
75 12 M73/Q75/GY6.35 GY6.35 44 30.0 11 1350 4000 20 C 34683
100 12 M180/Q100/GY6.35 GY6.35 44 30.0 11 2150 4000 20 C 34664
Low pressure halogen capsules with axial filament

10 12 Q10T2,5/12V G4 G4 33 22 9 140 2000 20 B 35705
20 12 Q20T2,5/12V G4 G4 33 22 9 320 2000 20 C 35710
20 12 Q20T3/12V GY6.35 GY6.35 44 30 11 300 2000 20 C 35696
35 12 Q35T3/12V GY6.35 GY6.35 44 30 11 600 2000 20 C 35699
50 12 Q50T3/12V GY6.35 GY6.35 44 30 11 950 2000 20 C 35700
75 12 Q75T3/12V GY6.35 GY6.35 44 30 11 1350 2000 20 C 35701
Low Voltage single ended halogen capsules START range

Watts WattsVolts Product Cap Length LCL Diameter Lumen Life (h) Pack Energy Product
Description mm mm Qty Efficiency Class Code
Quartz glass capsules with transversal filament

10 12 M11/Q10/G4 ST G4 33 22 9 100 1000 20 C 12708
20 12 M47/Q20/G4 ST G4 33 22 9 250 1000 20 C 12711
35 12 M95/Q35/GY6.35 ST GY6.35 44 30 11 480 1000 20 D 12712
50 12 M32/Q50/GY6.35 ST GY6.35 44 30 11 800 1000 20 C 12713
100 12 Q100/GY6.35 ST GY6.35 44 30 11 1950 1000 20 C 12718
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Halogen lamps
Mains voltage
Mains voltage halogen reflector
lamp with aluminium coated reflector directs most of its heat to the front. With their distinct MR 16 look, the cool beam and
aluminium lamps are the most compact lamps of their kind available. Because the lamp can be connected directly to the
mains supply, the use of bulky and costly transformers is not necessary and offers benefits for both consumers as well as
luminaire manufacturers.
• Small size
• High efficacy
• Excellent white light
MR 16 Mains
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Halogen lamps
Low voltage
MR16 Mains Tech
Watts Volts Product Cap Length Diameter Beam Colour Candela CCT (K) Life (h) Pack Qty Product
ø 50 mm – closed aluminium coated reflector

50 230 Q50MR16/230/25° GU10 57.5 51 25 950 2650 2000 1/50 40402
50 240 Q50MR16/240/25° GU10 57.5 51 25 950 2650 2000 1/50 40404
50 230 Q50MR16/230/36° GU10 57.5 51 36 600 2650 2000 1/50 40403
50 240 Q50MR16/240/36° GU10 57.5 51 36 600 2650 2000 1/50 40405
MR20 Mains Tech

75 240 Q75MR16/240/25° GU10 64 64 25 2500 2900 2000 1/10 19624
MR16 Mains Start

Watts Volts Product Cap Length Diameter Beam Colour Candela CCT (K) Life (h) Pack Qty Product

20 230 Q20MR16/230/FL GU10 55 51 36 200 2700 1500 10 10898
35 230 Q35MR16/230/FL GU10 55 51 36 400 2700 1500 10 10896
50 230 Q50MR16/230/FL GU10 55 51 36 600 2700 1500 10 92729
20 240 Q20MR16/240/FL GU10 55 51 36 200 2700 1500 10 10859
35 240 Q35MR16/240/FL GU10 55 51 36 400 2700 1500 10 10857
50 240 Q50MR16/240/FL GU10 55 51 36 600 2700 1500 10 92730
MR16 Mains Dichroic Start

ø 50 mm – closed dichroic reflector
50 230 Q50MR16/230V/GZ10 GZ10 57.5 51 36 600 2650 1500 1/10 18157
MR16 Mains Start – Coloured

Watts Volts Product Cap Length Diameter Beam Colour CCT (K) Life (h) Pack Qty Product
ø 50 mm – Closed
50 240 Q50MR16/240/FL START GU10 55 51 36 RED 1500 10 12988
50 240 Q50MR16/240/FL START GU10 55 51 36 BLUE 1500 10 12995
50 240 Q50MR16/240/FL START GU10 55 51 36 GREEN 1500 10 12998
50 240 Q50MR16/240/FL START GU10 55 51 36 YELLOW 1500 10 13003
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Halogen lamps
Mains voltage
G9 capsule
is suitable for a wide variety of applications in display, accent lighting and general lighting where halogen
light quality is essential with the ease of mains voltage where no transformer is required.
G9 capsule has been designed to

• operate on mains voltage, no transformer required
• offer a miniature halogen solution to allow creative and
compact design of fittings
• be fully compatible with ConstantColorTM sCMH 3000 K lamps
• use G9 Cap for easy retrofit of the lamps used in open fixtures
• meet IEC standards IEC60357, IEC60432-2 and IEC60061-1
Short G9 for performance, safety and base compliance.
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Halogen lamps
Mains voltage
Single ended mains voltage capsule – Tech Range
Watts Volts Product Cap Length Diameter Lumen CCT (K) Life (h) Pack Energy Product
Description mm mm Qty Effciency Code
Class
Halo Capsule Short G9 clear – UV Control
25 230 SHORTG9 25W CL 230V G9 43 13 260 2800 1500 10 GE BX 45692
25 240 SHORTG9 25W CL 240V G9 43 13 260 2800 1500 10 D 26318
40 230 SHORTG9 40W CL 230V G9 43 13 490 2800 2000 10 D 22504
40 240 SHORTG9 40W CL 240V G9 43 13 490 2800 2000 10 D 22498
60 230 SHORTG9 60W CL 230V G9 43 13 820 2800 2000 10 D 22513
60 240 SHORTG9 60W CL 240V G9 43 13 820 2800 2000 10 D 22508
75 230 SHORTG9 75W CL 230V G9 43 13 1100 2900 2000 10 D 23517
75 240 SHORTG9 75W CL 240V G9 43 13 1100 2900 2000 10 D 23518
frosted
25 230 SHORTG9 25W FR 230V G9 43 13 245 2800 1500 10 E 45693
25 240 SHORTG9 25W FR 240V G9 43 13 245 2800 1500 10 E 45693
40 230 SHORTG9 40W FR 230V G9 43 13 465 2800 2000 10 E 22507
40 240 SHORTG9 40W FR 240V G9 43 13 465 2800 2000 10 E 22501
60 230 SHORTG9 60W FR 230V G9 43 13 780 2800 2000 10 E 22515
60 240 SHORTG9 60W FR 240V G9 43 13 780 2800 2000 10 E 22510
75 230 SHORTG9 75W FR 230V G9 43 13 1000 2900 2000 10 E 23521
75 240 SHORTG9 75W FR 240V G9 43 13 1000 2900 2000 10 E 23532
Halogen G9 Tech – UV Control

25 230 G9 25W 230V Clear G9 52 13 260 2800 1500 10 D 10806
25 230 G9 25W 230V Frosted G9 52 13 245 2800 1500 10 E 10810
40 230 G9 40W 230V Clear G9 52 13 490 2800 1500 10 D 10813
40 230 G9 40W 230V Frosted G9 52 13 465 2800 1500 10 E 10814
60 230 G9 60W 230V Clear G9 52 13 820 2800 2000 10 D 10816
60 230 G9 60W 230V Frosted G9 52 13 780 2800 2000 10 E 10817
75 230 G9 75W 230V Clear G9 52 13 1100 2800 2000 10 D 10818
75 230 G9 75W 230V Frosted G9 52 13 1045 2800 2000 10 D 10820
25 240 G9 25W 240V Clear G9 52 13 260 2800 1500 10 D 10809
25 240 G9 25W 240V Frosted G9 52 13 245 2800 1500 10 E 10811
40 240 G9 40W 240V Clear G9 52 13 490 2800 1500 10 D 10796
40 240 G9 40W 240V Frosted G9 52 13 465 2800 1500 10 E 10815
60 240 G9 60W 240V Clear G9 52 13 820 2800 2000 10 D 10803
60 240 G9 60W 240V Frosted G9 52 13 780 2800 2000 10 E 10804
75 240 G9 75W 240V Clear G9 52 13 1100 2800 2000 10 D 10819
75 240 G9 75W 240V Frosted G9 52 13 1045 2800 2000 10 D 10821
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Halogen lamps
Mains voltage
Mains voltage double-ended halogen lamps
Class
Start clear
200 230 K11/230V ST R7s 117.6 8 2A 2850 1500 10 E 93471
300 230 K9/230V ST R7s 117.6 8 2A 4600 1500 10 E 93472
500 230 K1/230V ST R7s 117.6 8 4A 9000 1500 10 E 93473
200 240 K11/240V ST R7s 117.6 8 2A 2850 1500 10 E 93475
300 240 K9/240V ST R7s 117.6 8 2A 4600 1500 10 E 93476
500 240 K1/240V ST R7s 117.6 8 4A 9000 1500 10 E 93477
Standard clear
100 120 K14/Q100 120V/CL R7s 78.3 8 – 1500 3000 10 D 91746
150 120 K12/Q150 120V/CL R7s 78.3 8 – 2300 3000 10 E 91747
100 230 K14/Q100 T2.5/CL R7s 78.3 8 – 1600 2000 10 D 91427
150 230 K12/Q150 T2.5/CL R7s 78.3 8 – 2600 2000 10 D 91428
200 230 K27/Q150 T2.5/CL R7s 78.3 8 – 3400 2000 10 D 91430
250 230 K15/Q250 T2.5/CL R7s 78.3 8 – 4000 2000 10 E 91431
100 240 K14/Q100 T2.5/CL R7s 78.3 8 – 1600 2000 10 D 91506
150 240 K12/Q150 T2.5/CL R7s 78.3 8 – 2600 2000 10 D 91507
200 240 K27/Q150 T2.5/CL R7s 78.3 8 – 3400 2000 10 D 91508
250 240 K15/Q250 T2.5/CL R7s 78.3 8 – 4000 2000 10 E 91509
150 120 K28/Q150 120V/CL R7s 117.6 8 2A 2300 2000 10 E 91748
200 120 K11/Q200 120V/CL R7s 117.6 8 4A 3300 2000 10 D 91749
300 120 K9/Q300 120V/CL R7s 117.6 8 4A 6200 2000 10 D 91750
500 120 K1/Q500 120V/CL R7s 117.6 8 6.3A 11000 2000 10 C 29161
1000 120 K4/Q1000 120V/CL R7s 189.1 10 22000 2000 10 D 29177
100 230 K41/Q100 CL R7s 117.6 8 2A 1050 1500 10 F 91432
150 230 K28/Q150 T2.5/CL R7s 117.6 8 2A 2100 2000 10 E 91433
200 230 K11/Q200 T2.5/CL R7s 117.6 8 2A 3100 2000 10 E 91434
250 230 K32/Q250 T2.5/CL R7s 117.6 8 2A 4000 2000 10 E 91435
300 230 K9/Q300 T2.5/CL R7s 117.6 8 2A 5100 2000 10 E 91436
500 230 K1/Q500 T2.5/CL R7s 117.6 8 4A 9800 2000 10 D 29165
750 230 K3/Q750 T3/CL R7s 189.1 10 6.3A 15000 2000 10 D 29173
1000 230 K4/Q1000 T3/CL R7s 189.1 10 6.3A 21000 2000 10 D 29180
1000 230 K10/1000 T3/CL R7s 254.1 10 6.3A 21000 2000 6 D 43711
1500 230 K5/Q1500 T3/CL R7s 254.1 10 10A 32000 1000 10 D 29184
2000 230 K6/Q2000 T3/CL Fa4 334.4 10 10A 44000 2000 10 D 29190
2000 230 K8/Q2000 T3/CL R7s 330.8 10 10A 44000 1000 10 D 30886
150 240 K28/Q150 T2.5/CL R7s 117.6 8 2A 2100 2000 10 E 91511
200 240 K11/Q200 T2.5/CL R7s 117.6 8 2A 3100 2000 10 E 91512
250 240 K32/Q250 T2.5/CL R7s 117.6 8 2A 4000 2000 10 E 91513
300 240 K9/Q300 T2.5/CL R7s 117.6 8 2A 5100 2000 10 E 91514
500 240 K1/Q500 T2.5/CL R7s 117.6 8 4A 9700 2000 10 D 29168
750 240 K3/Q750 T3/CL R7s 189.1 10 6.3A 15000 2000 10 D 29176
1000 240 K4/Q1000 T3/CL R7s 189.1 10 6.3A 21000 2000 10 D 29181
1000 240 K10/1000 T3/CL R7s 254.1 10 6.3A 21000 2000 6 D 43712
1500 240 K5/Q1500 T3/CL R7s 254.1 10 10A 32000 1000 10 D 29187
2000 240 K8/Q2000 T3/CL R7s 330.8 10 10A 44000 1000 10 D 30877
78 mm lamps are internally fused, and universal operating position. Other lamps operating position horizontal ±4°.
Halogen IR™
225 230 K9/Q225 T3/230V HIR R7s 117.6 10 2A 5000 3000 10 C 91515
375 230 K1/Q375 T3/230V HIR R7s 117.6 10 2A 9400 3000 10 C 31598
Operating position horizontal ±4°.
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Halogen lamps
Mains voltage
HALOGEN PAR LAMPS
PAR 16
Flood
40 230 40PAR16/230/FL E14 79 50 36 450 2900 2000 10 27826
40 240 40PAR16/240/FL E14 79 50 36 450 2900 2000 10 27845
Flood
50 240 Q50PAR16/240/FL E14 79 51 36 800 2700 1500 10 92824
PAR 20
Spot
50 230 50PAR20/230/SP E27 91 64.5 10 3000 2750 2000 1/15 40363
50 240 50PAR20/240/SP E27 91 64.5 10 3000 2750 2000 1/15 40364
Flood
50 230 50PAR20/230/FL E27 91 64.5 30 1000 2750 2000 1/15 40362
50 240 50PAR20/240/FL E27 91 64.5 30 1000 2750 2000 1/15 40365
PAR 25
Spot
50 230 50PAR25/230/SP E27 108 81 10 4000 2900 2500 15 91776
50 240 50PAR25/240/SP E27 108 81 10 4000 2900 3000 15 91778
Flood
50 230 50PAR25/230/FL E27 108 81 25 1100 2900 2500 15 91774
75 230 75PAR25/230/FL E27 108 81 25 1300 2900 3000 15 91775
75 240 75PAR25/240/FL E27 108 81 25 1300 2900 3000 15 92165
PAR 30
Spot
75 230 75PAR30/230/SP E27 90.5 97 10 6900 2900 2000 15 40366
100 230 100PAR30/230/SP E27 90.5 97 10 10000 2900 3000 15 32483
75 240 75PAR30/240/SP E27 90.5 97 10 6900 2900 2000 15 40367
100 240 100PAR30/240/SP E27 90.5 97 10 10000 2900 3000 15 32481
Flood
75 230 75PAR30/230/FL E27 90.5 97 30 2200 2900 2000 15 40349
100 230 100PAR30/230/FL E27 90.5 97 30 3500 2900 3000 15 32484
75 240 75PAR30/240/FL E27 90.5 97 30 2200 2900 2000 15 40361
100 240 100PAR30/240/FL E27 90.5 97 30 3500 2900 3000 15 32482
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Halogen lamps
Mains voltage
PAR 16 – PAR 20 – PAR 25 – PAR 30
40W 50W 75W 100W
PAR 16 PAR 16 Start PAR 20 PAR 25 PAR 25 PAR 30 PAR 30

Spot 10° Spot 10° Spot 10° Spot 10° Spot 10°
m Øm lux Øm lux Øm lux Øm lux Øm lux
1 0.17 3000 0.17 4000 0.17 5500 0.17 6900 0.17 10000
2 0.35 750 0.35 1000 0.35 1375 0.35 1725 0.35 2500
3 0.52 333 0.52 444 0.52 611 0.52 767 0.52 1111
4 0.70 188 0.70 250 0.70 344 0.70 431 0.70 625
5 0.87 120 0.87 160 0.87 220 0.87 276 0.87 400
Flood 25° Flood 36° Flood 30° Flood 25° Flood 25° Flood 30° Flood 30°
m Øm lux Øm lux Øm lux Øm lux Øm lux Øm lux Øm lux
1 0.44 950 0.65 800 0.54 1000 0.44 1100 0.44 1300 0.54 2200 0.54 3500
2 0.89 238 1.30 200 1.07 250 0.89 275 0.89 325 1.07 550 1.07 875
3 1.33 106 1.95 89 1.61 111 1.33 122 1.33 144 1.61 244 1.61 389
4 1.77 59 2.60 50 2.14 63 1.77 69 1.77 81 2.14 138 2.14 219
5 2.22 38 3.25 32 2.68 40 2.22 44 2.22 52 2.68 88 2.68 140
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Halogen lamps
Mains voltage
HaloReflector, HaloCandle and Halolightbulb

HalogenReflectors provides
up to 20% more light
HalogenReflector
HaloCandle – Your chandeliers

will sparkle even more with
halogen light HaloCandle
Halolightbulb – Upgrade the

quality of your light with a
traditional light bulb shape
Halolightbulb
New GE halogen lamps for the perfect atmosphere for

home applications.
HaloReflector
• Flicker free light reduces eye strain
• R80, R63 R50 reflector bulb for all purposes
• 40W, 60W, 100W
HaloCandle
• Candle and twisted candle shapes enriches your home
• Clear candle to maximise light, frosted candle to reduce glare
• 40W, 60W
Halolightbulb
• Save energy, get more light with same power
• More compact (50 mm) standard light bulb shape
• 40W, 60W
New halogen technology opens new dimension for home

and retail lighting. On average creates 20% more light than
a standard incandescent light bulb. A 60W HaloLight bulb
is equivalent to a 72W incandescent lamp. Dimming makes
it even more economical. A range of familiar shapes to fit
most available fittings. In addition to this you can enjoy
products of the Halogen family for 2000 hours in your
home, 2 times longer than what you used to have.
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Halogen lamps
Mains voltage
HaloGlobe™
Class
white
60 230 HaloG95/60W/W 230V E27 E27 138.5 95 700 2850 2000 10 E 92534
100 230 HaloG95/100W/W 230V E27 E27 138.5 95 1350 2850 2000 10 E 92535
150 230 HaloG95/150W/W 230V E27 E27 138.5 95 2100 2850 2000 10 E 92536
Operating position: Universal.
HaloGLS
Watts Volts Product Cap Length Lumen CCT(K) Life (h) Pack Energy Product
Description mm Qty Effciency Code
Class
clear - UV control
40 240 Halo A/Cl/40W/B22 240V B22 108.5 490 2800 1500 10 D 21398
40 230 Halo A/Cl/40W/E27 230V E27 50 490 2800 1500 10 D 21402
60 240 Halo A/Cl/60W/B22 240V B22 108.5 820 2800 2000 10 D 21395
60 240 Halo A/Cl/60W/E27 240V E27 110 820 2800 2000 10 D 21385
60 230 Halo A/Cl/60W/E27 230V E27 110 820 2800 2000 10 D 21400
frosted - UV control
40 240 Halo A/Fr/40W/B22 240V B22 108.5 490 2800 1500 10 D 21399
40 230 Halo A/Fr/40W/E27 230V E27 110 490 2800 1500 10 D 21403
60 240 Halo A/Fr/60W/E27 240V E27 110 820 2800 2000 10 D 21386
60 240 Halo A/Fr/60W/B22 240V B22 108.5 820 2800 2000 10 D 21397
60 230 Halo A/Fr/60W/E27 230V E27 110 820 2800 2000 10 D 21401
HaloCandle
clear - UV control
40 230 HaloC/Cl/40W/E14 230V E14 104 490 2800 1500 10 D 43321
40 240 HaloC/Cl/40W/B22 240V B22 97 490 2800 1500 10 D 22768
40 240 HaloC/Cl/40W/E14 240V E14 104 490 2800 1500 10 D 21499
60 230 HaloC/Cl/60W/E 14 230V E14 104 820 2800 2000 10 D 43323
60 240 HaloC/Cl/60W/B22 240V B22 97 820 2800 1500 10 D 22762
60 240 HaloC/Cl/60W/E 14 240V E14 104 820 2800 2000 10 D 21505
frosted - UV control
40 230 HaloC/Fr/40W/E14 230V E14 104 490 2800 1500 10 D 43327
40 240 HaloC/Fr/40W/B22 240V B22 97 490 2800 1500 10 D 22772
40 240 HaloC/Fr/40W/E14 240V E14 104 490 2800 1500 10 D 22760
60 230 HaloC/Fr/60W/E14 230V E14 104 820 2800 2000 10 D 43329
60 240 HaloC/Fr/60W/B22 240V B22 97 820 2800 2000 10 D 22764
60 240 HaloC/Fr/60W/E14 240V E14 104 820 2800 2000 10 D 22783
Twisted Candle
clear - UV control
40 230 HaloC/TWCL/40W/E14 230V E14 104 490 2800 1500 10 D 21490
40 240 HaloC/TWCL/40W/E14 240V E14 104 490 2800 1500 10 D 22779
60 230 HaloC/TWCL/40W/E14 60V E14 104 820 2800 2000 10 D 22781
60 240 HaloC/TWCL/40W/E14 60V E14 104 820 2800 2000 10 D 21506
Frosted - UV control
40 230 HaloC/TWFR/40W/E14 230V E14 104 490 2800 1500 10 D 21495
40 240 HaloC/TWFR/40W/E14 240V E14 104 490 2800 1500 10 D 22780
60 230 HaloC/TWFR/60W/E14 230V E14 104 820 2800 2000 10 D 22782
60 240 HaloC/TWFR/60W/E14 240V E14 104 820 2800 2000 10 D 22775
HaloSpherical
clear - UV control
25 230 25HALOSPH/CL G9B E14 78.5 250 2800 1500 10 D 44694
40 230 40HALOSPH/CL G9B E14 78.5 470 2800 2000 10 D 44720
60 230 60HALOSPH/CL G9B E14 78.5 790 2800 2000 10 D 44722
25 230 25HALOSPH/FR G9B E14 78.5 250 2800 1500 10 D 44741
40 230 40HALOSPH/FR G9B E14 78.5 470 2800 2000 10 D 44740
60 230 60HALOSPH/FR G9B E14 78.5 790 2800 2000 10 D 44728
HaloCube
UV control
40 230 40HALOCUBE G9B E27 103.5 425 2800 2000 10 D 44443
40 240 40HALOCUBE/B22 240V G9B B22 103.5 425 2800 2000 10 D 44380
60 230 60HALOCUBE G9B E27 103.5 710 2800 2000 10 D 44576
60 240 60HALOCUBE/B22 240V G9B B22 103.5 710 2800 2000 10 D 44566
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Halogen lamps
HaloReflector
Watts Volts Product Cap Length Candela CCT(K) Life (h) Pack Energy Product
Description mm Qty Effciency Code
Class
Satin- UV control
40 230 HAL 40R50/E14 230V E14 84 290 2800 2000 10 NA 23503
40 240 HAL 40R50/E14 240V E14 84 290 2800 2000 10 NA 43266
60 240 HAL 60R63/E27 230V E27 103 640 2800 2000 10 NA 23504
60 240 HAL 60R63/E27 240V E27 103 640 2800 2000 10 NA 43267
60 230 HAL 60R80/E27 230V E27 113 280 2800 2000 10 NA 23505
60 240 HAL 60R80/E27 240V E27 113 280 2800 2000 10 NA 45442
100 230 HAL 100R80/E27 230V E27 113 540 2800 1500 10 NA 23506
100 240 HAL 100R80/E27 240V E27 113 540 2800 1500 10 NA 45441
HaloKrypton
Watts Volts Product Cap Length Lumen Life (h) Pack Energy Product
Description mm Qty Effciency Class Code
clear
40 230V 40HALOKRYP/E27 230V E27 490 2800 2000 10 D 44683
60 230V 60HALOKRYP/E27 230V E27 820 2800 2000 10 D 44670
75 230V 75HALOKRYP/E27 230V E277 1100 2800 2000 10 D 44666
40 240V 40HALOKRYP/B22 240V B22 490 2800 2000 10 D 44649
60 240V 60HALOKRYP/B22 240V B22 820 2800 2000 10 D 44710
75 240V 75HALOKRYP/B22 240V B22 1100 2800 2000 10 D 44709
HaloBTT™
Watts Volts Product Cap Length Diameter Lumen Life (h) Pack Energy Product
Class
clear
60 230 HaloBTT/60W/CL 230V E27 E27 120 47 820 2000 10 D 90779
100 230 HaloBTT/100W/CL 230V E27 E27 120 47 1550 2000 10 D 90780
150 230 HaloBTT/150W/CL 230V E27 E27 120 47 2600 2000 10 D 90781
60 240 HaloBTT/60W/CL 230V E27 E27 120 47 820 2000 10 D 90782
100 240 HaloBTT/100W/CL 230V E27 E27 120 47 1550 2000 10 D 90783
60 240 HaloBTT/60W/CL 230V B22 B22 120 47 820 2000 10 D 90784
100 240 HaloBTT/100W/CL 230V B22 B22 120 47 1550 2000 10 D 90785
white
60 230 HaloBTT/60W/W 230V E27 E27 120 47 700 2000 10 E 90299
100 230 HaloBTT/100W/W 230V E27 E27 120 47 1350 2000 10 E 90308
Operating position: Universal.
HaloTubular
Watts Volts Product Cap Length Lumen CCT(K) Life (h) Pack Energy Product
clear
40 230 40HaloTub G9B E14 84.5 2800 2000 2000 50 E 43290
60 230 60HaloTub G9B E14 84.5 2800 2000 2000 50 E 43292
40 240 40HaloTub G9B E14 84.5 2800 2000 2000 50 E 43294
60 240 60HaloTub G9B E14 84.5 2800 2000 2000 50 E 43298
100 230 J89 TUBHAL E14 74 1350 2800 1500 50 E 93700
150 230 J90 TUBHAL E14 74 2150 2800 1500 50 E 93701
250 230 J92 TUBHAL E14 74 3850 2800 1500 50 E 93702
HaloT38
Watts Volts Product Cap Length Lumen Life (h) Pack Energy Product
clear
500 230 Halo T38/500W/E40/230 E40 215 9500 2000 10 D 32106
1000 230 Halo T38/1000W/E40/230 E40 280 21000 2000 10 D 32108
500 240 Halo T38/500W/E40/240 E40 215 9500 2000 10 D 32107
1000 240 Halo T38/1000W/E40/240 E40 280 21000 2000 10 D 32109
Operating position: Horizontal ±4°.
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Halogen lamps
Figure 1
Choosing the right power and beam
50W EXZ 20W ESX 35W FRB
m 25° 12° 12°
Halogen lamps provide a compact, high output light source

1
popular for accent, display and general lighting applications
in a wide variety of commercial, industrial and residential 2 700 lux 838 lux
environments. 1m Ø 0.5m Ø
3 833 lux
Choosing the right lamp 0.6m Ø
15% more light
To help you achieve the most effective spread and level of 60% less energy 22% more light
30% less energy used
illumination for your particular application, use the perfor-
mance cones shown in this catalogue. Figure 2
Choosing beam angles
Assessing performance cones 20W ESX 12°
Performance cones show the area, strength and distribution
of light produced by each lamp. This varies according to the 1
level of illuminance produced by the lamp (lux), the height of
the lamp above the object being illuminated, and the beam 2 35° 25°
angle of the lamp selected.
Selecting power and beam 838 lux x 0.82 = 680 lux x 0.90 = 755 lux
Comparing performance cones lets you select the correct

lamp for your needs. For example, GE’s most commonly 20W ESX
used mirror lamp, the 50W EXZ Precise™ MR16
ConstantColor™ with a beam angle of 25°, would produce
1
700 lux at 2 metres high with a beam diameter of 0.9
metres.
2
65° 45°
If, however, you wanted a smaller beam diameter of say 0.4
metres, the 20W spot beam ESX with its narrower 12° beam x 0.43 = 360 lux x 0.70 = 585 lux
angle would be more effective, producing 838 lux. This
would provide 15% extra luminance with a 60% reduction in
3 x 50W EXZ lamps
energy consumption.
25° 25° 25°
Selecting beam angles
GE halogen lamps are offered in a range of beam angles
from 8° to 60°. Choose small beam angles to highlight single
features with a tight focus, wide beam angles to provide
a wash of ambient lighting achieve a variety of effects with
intermediate beams.
Uniform performance
The performance cones can also provide a quick
guide for achieving uniformity of illuminance
on a horizontal plane
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Halogen lamps
Notes
General information
Select UV control • Over voltage – running a lamp at higher than rated voltage for
Tungsten Halogen lamps emit some ultra violet rays similar to prolonged periods can substantially reduce life. For example, a
sunlight. Although the level of ultra violet emitted by halogen 5% increase in rated lamp voltage can lead to a 50% reduction
lamps is far lower – for example 8 hours in an office lit by halo- in lamp life. If problems occur the voltage should be checked at
gen is equivalent to 10 minutes’ sun eliminating these emissions the lamp base and the rating of the transformer should be
is a sensible precaution. Choosing UV control halogen lamps checked against the lamp load applied.
effectively eliminates UV-C and greatly reduces UV-B radiation.
• Overheating is usually caused by insufficient ventilation or
How to achieve maximum lamp performance cooling of the lamp and can be the result of poorly
Most instances of early failure of halogen lamps are caused designed installation. Overheating can be also caused by
by incorrect installation. The risk of early failure will be overvoltage, insertion of a dichroic reflector in closed fittings
reduced if you observe the following points: or usage of a higher wattage lamp than the fixture allows.
• Damage such as bent pins and cracks in the base caused • Open lamps should only be used within a shield, except
by rough handling during installation. self-shielded tungsten halogen lamps.
• Poor electrical contact between pins and lampholder Atmospheric factors

which can lead to arcing. This is usually a result of insuffi- In harsh atmospheric conditions we would recommend
cient insertion of the pins into the lamp holder. ConstantColor™ which has a much more resilient coating plus
the added advantage of 6000 hours. Humidity does not normally
• Finger grease on the quartz bulb which creates local hot present a problem with dichroic lamps, however early lamp fail-
spots and can lead to disintegration of the glass. Note this ure can occur in areas of high humidity such as in kitchens,
problem is avoided with sealed mirror reflectors or lamps bathrooms and swimming pools. In these applications, fittings
with an integral outer glass envelope as the halogen bulb should be chosen with a moisture resistance or IP rating, appro-
is protected from handling. priate to the environmental conditions in which they will be used.
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Fluorescent lamps
GE offers you the

benefits of nearly 60 years’
experience in the design
and manufacture
of fluorescent lamps.
Our comprehensive range of lamps continues to set new standards

in light output, quality and efficiency and is available in a wide
choice of lengths, wattages and colours.
Choose GE fluorescents for extra long lamp life, excellent lumen
maintenance, improved colour performance and
higher light output.
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Fluorescent lamps
Content
Fluorescent selector 58
Starcoat™ T5 High Efficiency 64
Starcoat™ T5 High Output 65
T5 Miniature 66
Polylux 66
Specfill 66
T5 Blacklight 66
T8 Polylux XLr™ 70
T8 Polylux XLr™ LongLast 70
T8 Standard Halophosphate 72
T8 Cov-R-Guard™ Polylux XLr™ 74
T8 Special Colours 74
T12 Polylux 75
T12 Rapid Start 75
T12 Standard Halophosphate 76
T12 Blacklight Blue 77
T12 HO and VHO 77
T12 Slimline™ 77
T17 Power Groove™ Rapid Start 77
Circline™ 77
Mod-U-Line™ 77
Starters 78
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Fluorescent lamps
Fluorescent lamps range overview

Lumen value table (Initial lumens at 35C°)
Wattage 4 6 8 13 14 21 24 28 35 39 49 54 80 15 18 30 36-1M 36 38 58 70
length mm 150 225 300 525 549 849 549 1149 1449 849 1449 1149 1449 450 600 900 970 1200 1050 1500 1800
Lamp T5 16 mm Ø T8 25 mm Ø
Starcoat 827 Starcoat™ 1350 2100 2000 2900 3650 3500 4900 5000 7000
T5 Lamps 830 Starcoat™ 1350 2100 2000 2900 3650 3500 4900 5000 7000
835 Starcoat™ 1350 2100 2000 2900 3650 3500 4900 5000 7000
840 Starcoat™ 1350 2100 2000 2900 3650 3500 4900 5000 7000
865 Starcoat™ 1250 1950 1900 2700 3400 3330 4650 4750 6650
Triphosphor 827 Polylux XLr™ 1000 1350 2450 3350 5200

Polylux XLr 830 Polylux XLr™ 1000 1350 2450 3100 3350 5200 6300
Lamps 835 Polylux XLr™ 1350 3350 5200 6300
840 Polylux XLr™ 1000 1350 2450 3100 3350 5200 6300
860 Polylux XLr™ 1300 3250 5000
Cov-R-Guard 830 Polylux XLr™ 1300 3250 5050 6100

Shielded 835 Polylux XLr™ 1300 3250 5050 6100
Fluorescent 840 Polylux XLr™ 1300 3250 5050 6100
860 Polylux XLr™ 1250 3200
Standard 29 Warm White 385 850 850 1150 2250 2850 4600 5550
Halophosphate 35 White 150 260 400 850 850 1150 2250 2850 2850 4600 5550
25 Natural
Universal White 775 1100 1900 2250 2600 4100
33 Cool white 150 260 380 800 850 1150 2175 2600 2850 4600 5450
54 Daylight 750 950 1850 1900 2350 3750
Product Colour Performance Characteristics

Type CIE Ra Index Ra CCT K GE Ave
Group Description Index ref lm/W
Starcoat 827 Starcoat™ 1B Good 85 2720 827 97

T5 Lamps 830 Starcoat™ 1B Good 85 2940 830 97
835 Starcoat™ 1B Good 85 3450 835 97
840 Starcoat™ 1B Good 85 4040 840 97
865 Starcoat™ 1B Good 85 6500 860 95
Triphosphor 827 Polylux XLr™ 1B Good 85 2720 827 93

Polylux XLr 830 Polylux XLr™ 1B Good 85 2940 830 93
Lamps 835 Polylux XLr™ 1B Good 85 3450 835 93
840 Polylux XLr™ 1B Good 85 4040 840 93
860 Polylux XLr™ 1B Good 85 6400 860 90
Cov-R-Guard 830 Cov-R-Guard Polylux XLr™ 1B Good 85 2940 830 93

Shielded 835 Cov-R-Guard Polylux XLr™ 1B Good 85 3450 835 93
Fluorescent 840 Cov-R-Guard Polylux XLr™ 1B Good 85 4040 840 93
Standard 29 Warm White 3 Low 51 2940 29 79

Halophosphate 35 White 3 Low 54 3450 35 79
25 Natural/Universal White 2 Moderate 70 4000 25 72
33 Cool white 3 Low 58 4040 33 79
54 Daylight 2 Moderate 76 6500 54 65
Special UV non-filter – NA – – 05 –
Colours Blacklight Blue – NA – – BLB –
Av e Lm/W = average initial lumens per watt (based on 36W, 1.2M tube or 40W, 1.2M tube for special colours and Polylux)
Ra = colour rendering index (higher Ra's give better colour rendering, max. = 100)NA = not applicable
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Fluorescent lamps
Fluorescent lamps range overview

Lumen value table
Wattage 20 40 65 75 85 100 125 22 32 40 60 40
length mm 600 1200 1500 1800 2400 2400 2400 209.5 311.2 412.6 412.6 525
Lamp T12 38 mm Ø Circline Mod-u-line
Starcoat 827 Starcoat™

T5 Lamps 830 Starcoat™
835 Starcoat™
840 Starcoat™
865 Starcoat™
Triphosphor 827 Polylux XLr™

Polylux XLr 830 Polylux XLr™
Lamps 835 Polylux XLr™
840 Polylux XLr™
860 Polylux XLr™
Cov-R-Guard 830 Polylux XLr™

Shielded 835 Polylux XLr™
Fluorescent 840 Polylux XLr™
Triphosphor 827 Polylux

Polylux 830 Polylux 1350 3350 5300 6550 7900 9100 10000
835 Polylux 3250
840 Polylux 1350 3350 5300 6550 7900 9100
Standard 29 Warm White 1150 2950 4750 5750 2875

Halophosphate 35 White 1150 2950 4750 5750 7100 8300 9200 2875
25 Natural
Universal White 1050 2500 4000 1000 1825 2700
33 Cool white 1150 2950 4750 5700 8100 9100 1100 1950 2700 2875
54 Daylight 950 2450 3900 7500 1050 1750 2440
Product
Description
Very warm, similar to incandescent light. Gives a warm effect in restaurants, hotels etc.
Warm, gives a welcoming effect. Used in restaurants, hotels, offices and supermarkets.
Intermediate colour, used in general, commercial and industrial lighting. Creates cool atmosphere
in commercial installations. Recommended for hospitals. Intermediate colour between 840 and 860. Recommended for hospital and warmer climates.
Very cool. Popular in warmer climates.
Very warm, similar to incandescent light. Gives a warm effect in restaurants, hotels etc.
Warm, gives a welcoming effect. Used in restaurants, hotels, offices and supermarkets.
Intermediate colour, used in general, commercial and industrial lighting.
Creates cool atmosphere in commercial installations. Recommended for hospitals.
Warm, gives a homely welcoming effect. Used in supermarkets, schools.

Intermediate colour, used in general, commercial and industrial lighting.
Creates cool atmosphere in commercial installations. Recommended for hospitals.
Warm, used in commercial or public buildings to create a "warm" atmosphere.

Intermediate colour, standard colour for almost all applications.
Cool, used in offices and shops. Higher colour rendering, but less efficient than cool white.
Cool, used to create a cooler atmosphere in offices, factories and shops.
Small amount of visible light with long wave UV-A radiation emitted to attract insects into insect traps.
Only long wave UV produced. Used decoratively in discos as the UV makes white fabrics fluorescent.
Special Colours are available in some sizes, please ask our sales department for more information.
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Fluorescent lamps
The following glossary of terms and descriptions can help you when checking fluorescent
lamp specifications and explains how to use the product codes when ordering products.
Within each product line, lamps are divided into families - within families, lamps are listed
by wattage.
Watts: CRI Ra: Product Code:

Energy used. To find actual energy used (kWh) Colour rendering index, the higher It is important to use this code when
multiply power (watts shown) x hours of use divid- the number (1-100) the more nat- ordering to ensure that you receive
ed by 1000 ural the lit subject appears the exact product you require
Length:
Expressed in
feet and mm
Product Type: Pack Quantity:
Product Description: Identifies the The number of lamps
The lamp’s identification code lamp type in one box
Starcoat™ T5 High Efficiency (HE)

Use on HF Electronic Ballast only.
Watt Length Length Product Product CCT K CRI Ra Rated Initial Pack Product
Ft mm Description Type Average Life lumens Qty Code
Hours
T5 ( Ø 16mm - 5/8ý)
14 549 F14W/T5/827 STARCOAT/SL/1-30 2700 85 20000 1350 30 90230
F14W/T5/830 STARCOAT/SL/1-30 3000 85 20000 1350 30 90239
F14W/T5/835 STARCOAT/SL/1-30 3500 85 20000 1350 30 90246
Lamp:
Lamp description Initial Lumens:
followed by diameter Light output after
(mm and inches) the initial 100 hours
of operation
F14W/T5/827 Rated Average Life:

The point in time when
50% of installed lamps
are still burning
Identifies lamp as Colour temperature code

CCT K:
fluorescent
8 27 Colour temperature – Kelvin.
The visual warmth or coolness
of the light. The higher the num-
Identifies lamp ber the whiter or cooler the light
wattage appears
Identifies lamp type
Colour rendering CCT nominal 2700 K

of between 80–89
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Fluorescent lamps
Lead free Starcoat T5

Efficiency with Elegance in Design
GE’S MOST efficient fluores-

cent SOLUTION... small size,
big lumen output for
visual comfort.
High lumen in a small, lower
package enabling visual com-
fort and performance for
more productive office and
retail environments.
GE's most efficient fluorescent…

small size, big lumen output
GE’s smallest fluorescent lamp type, only 16mm in diameter,
delivers the light of much larger wattage fluorescent sys-
tems. High lumens in a small, lower wattage package makes
GE Starcoat™ T5 the most efficient GE fluorescent lamp
available. And GE’s exclusive proprietary Starcoat™ coating
gives GE T5 lamps unrivalled colour rendering and lumen
maintenance. A variety of linear fluorescent fixtures are
available to take advantage of T5’s unique features, offering
unlimited design and application flexibility.
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Fluorescent lamps
Efficiency Environmentally
GE T5 Starcoat™ is small in size but offers you a variety of
choices. With 9 wattages to choose from, you can either maxi-
responsible design
mize your lumen output or your efficiency. If you would like to GE’s T5 lamps feature 38% less glass and phosphors than T8
maximise your lm/W then we recommend you choose from our: lamps and that means reduced waste in landfills. They are lead
High Efficiency range free products and contain only 5mg mercury, which is another
With this solution you can get up to 104 lumens per watt, this plus for the environment. And with its high output design, you
means ongoing cost savings. Combined with an extremely can reduce the number of lamps used for the same lumen output,
long service life, this range of lamps is ideally suited to com- further reducing environmental impact and providing added
mercial and retail application in both direct and combined design flexibility.
direct/indirect luminaires. If you would like to maximise your All T5 lamps are environmentally friendly products – ROHS
output, then we recommend you choose from our: compliant & contains recyclable components.
High Output Lamps
With this solution you can get up to 7000 lumens this means
improved system efficacy and reduced number of fittings. Best colour coating
The extremely high surface illuminance of the High Output
Starcoat TM T5 range makes these lamps ideal for indirect technology
luminaires. These are the best suited to uplighting systems
Our proprietary alumina pre-coat provides excellent CRI at
or direct lighting in high ceilings applications, such as those
85 and 94% lumen maintenance at 40% rated life.
in canopies or industrial situations.
With elegance in design

Unlimited design flexibility • T5 are 40% thinner than T8
The 16mm diameter Starcoat™ T5 enables outstanding flexi- • When compared to T8 systems, the T5 system (lamp,
bility in luminaire design offering both elegance and improv- ballast and luminaire) consumes up to 30% less energy
ed efficiency
• Easy fitting of the T5 luminaires into the ceiling module system
• Smaller physical dimensions for improved light output
control and smaller, more aesthetic fittings
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Fluorescent lamps
Starcoat M Alumina Increased

Starcoat™ reflective coating visible light
TECHNOLOGY
StarcoatTM is a proprietary coating technology
that eliminates the need for traditional lower
quality halophosphor coating by reflecting the
UV-light more effectively. This leaves a pure
triphosphor coating for excellent colour
rendering and lumen maintenance perfor-
mance. 38% less glass
and phosphor
Pure Tri-Phosphor than T8 lamps
Coating
Broad ballast
compatibility
Rather than designing our lamps around one ballast, GE has
maximised our performance on all major ballasts. GE Starcoat™
T5 is designed for HF operation which means: higher lamp effi-
cacy and lower ballast losses than conventional ballasts.
Wide range of commercial and industrial applications

• Perfectly suits Retail, Office, Schools, Commercial,Industrial,
Sport halls
• Optimum light output reached at 35°C within fittings
Controlled performance
specifications
Rated average life-3hrs cycle
Rated average life-12hrs cycle
Lumen Maintenance Lamp Survival Rate
Operating Hours Operating Hours
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Fluorescent lamps
Starcoat™ T5 High Efficiency (HE) lead free products
Watt Length Product CCT K CRI Ra Rated Rated Initial Initial Pack EE Volts I (A) Product
mm Description Average Life Average Life lumens lumens Qty Class Code
Hours (3-hr cycle) Hours (12-hr cycle) at 35°C at 25°C
T5 (Ø 16mm – 5/8ý)
14 549 F14W/T5/827 2720 85 30000 36000 1350 1230 30 A 86 0.165 90230
14 F14W/T5/830 2940 85 30000 36000 1350 1230 30 A 86 0.165 90239
14 F14W/T5/835 3450 85 30000 36000 1350 1230 30 A 86 0.165 90246
14 F14W/T5/840 4040 85 30000 36000 1350 1230 30 A 86 0.165 90247
14 F14W/T5/865 6500 85 30000 36000 1250 1140 30 A 86 0.165 90244
21 849 F21W/T5/827 2720 85 30000 36000 2100 1910 30 A 126 0.165 90245
21 F21W/T5/830 2940 85 30000 36000 2100 1910 30 A 126 0.165 90248
21 F21W/T5/835 3450 85 30000 36000 2100 1910 30 A 126 0.165 90249
21 F21W/T5/840 4040 85 30000 36000 2100 1910 30 A 126 0.165 90250
21 F21W/T5/865 6500 85 30000 36000 1950 1770 30 A 126 0.165 90251
28 1149 F28W/T5/827 2720 85 30000 36000 2900 2640 30 A 166 0.17 90252
28 F28W/T5/830 2940 85 30000 36000 2900 2640 30 A 166 0.17 90253
28 F28W/T5/835 3450 85 30000 36000 2900 2640 30 A 166 0.17 90254
28 F28W/T5/840 4040 85 30000 36000 2900 2640 30 A 166 0.17 90255
28 F28W/T5/865 6500 85 30000 36000 2700 2450 30 A 166 0.17 90256
35 1449 F35W/T5/827 2720 85 30000 36000 3650 3320 30 A 205 0.175 90257
35 F35W/T5/830 2940 85 30000 36000 3650 3320 30 A 205 0.175 90258
35 F35W/T5/835 3450 85 30000 36000 3650 3320 30 A 205 0.175 90259
35 F35W/T5/840 4040 85 30000 36000 3650 3320 30 A 205 0.175 90260
35 F35W/T5/865 6500 85 30000 36000 3400 3090 30 A 205 0.175 90261
INDUSTRIAL PACK
14 549 F14W/T5/827 2720 85 30000 36000 1350 1230 40 A 86 0.165 39965
F14W/T5/830 2940 85 30000 36000 1350 1230 40 A 86 0.165 39964
F14W/T5/835 3450 85 30000 36000 1350 1230 40 A 86 0.165 39961
F14W/T5/840 4040 85 30000 36000 1350 1230 40 A 86 0.165 39973
F14W/T5/865 6500 85 30000 36000 1250 1140 40 A 86 0.165 90222
21 849 F21W/T5/827 2720 85 30000 36000 2100 1910 40 A 126 0.165 39976
F21W/T5/830 2940 85 30000 36000 2100 1910 40 A 126 0.165 39976
F21W/T5/835 3450 85 30000 36000 2100 1910 40 A 126 0.165 39977
F21W/T5/840 4040 85 30000 36000 2100 1910 40 A 126 0.165 39978
F21W/T5/865 6500 85 30000 36000 1950 1770 40 A 126 0.165 39979
28 1149 F28W/T5/827 2720 85 30000 36000 2900 2640 40 A 166 0.17 39980
F28W/T5/830 2940 85 30000 36000 2900 2640 40 A 166 0.17 39982
F28W/T5/835 3450 85 30000 36000 2900 2640 40 A 166 0.17 39983
F28W/T5/840 4040 85 30000 36000 2900 2640 40 A 166 0.17 39984
F28W/T5/865 6500 85 30000 36000 2700 2450 40 A 166 0.17 39985
35 1449 F35W/T5/827 2720 85 30000 36000 3650 3320 40 A 205 0.175 39986
F35W/T5/830 2940 85 30000 36000 3650 3320 40 A 205 0.175 39989
F35W/T5/835 3450 85 30000 36000 3650 3320 40 A 205 0.175 39990
F35W/T5/840 4040 85 30000 36000 3650 3320 40 A 205 0.175 39991
F35W/T5/865 6500 85 30000 36000 3400 3090 40 A 205 0.175 39992
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Fluorescent lamps
Starcoat™ T5 High Output (HO) lead free products

Watt Length Product CCT K CRI Ra Rated Rated Initial Initial Pack EE Volts I (A) Product
mm Description Average Life Average Life lumens lumens Qty Class Code
Hours (3-hr cycle) Hours (12-hr cycle) at 35°C at 25°C
T5 (Ø 16mm – 5/8ý)
24 549 F24W/T5/827 2720 85 30000 36000 2000 1750 30 A 77 0.295 90262
F24W/T5/830 2940 85 30000 36000 2000 1750 30 A 77 0.295 90264
F24W/T5/835 3450 85 30000 36000 2000 1750 30 A 77 0.295 90264
F24W/T5/840 4040 85 30000 36000 2000 1750 30 A 77 0.295 90265
F24W/T5/865 6500 85 30000 36000 1900 1600 30 A 77 0.295 90266
39 849 F39W/T5/827 2720 85 30000 36000 3500 3200 30 A 118 0.325 90267
F39W/T5/830 2940 85 30000 36000 3500 3200 30 A 118 0.325 90268
F39W/T5/835 3450 85 30000 36000 3500 3200 30 A 118 0.325 90269
F39W/T5/840 4040 85 30000 36000 3500 3200 30 A 118 0.325 90270
F39W/T5/865 6500 85 30000 36000 3330 2950 30 A 118 0.325 90271
49 1449 F49W/T5/827 2720 85 30000 36000 4900 4450 30 A 195 0.255 90277
F49W/T5/830 2940 85 30000 36000 4900 4450 30 A 195 0.255 90278
F49W/T5/835 3450 85 30000 36000 4900 4450 30 A 195 0.255 90279
F49W/T5/840 4040 85 30000 36000 4900 4450 30 A 195 0.255 90280
F49W/T5/865 6500 85 30000 36000 4650 4100 30 A 195 0.255 90281
54 1149 F54W/T5/827 2720 85 30000 36000 5000 4460 30 A 120 0.455 90272
F54W/T5/830 2940 85 30000 36000 5000 4460 30 A 120 0.455 90273
F54W/T5/835 3450 85 30000 36000 5000 4460 30 A 120 0.455 90274
F54W/T5/840 4040 85 30000 36000 5000 4460 30 A 120 0.455 90275
F54W/T5/865 6500 85 30000 36000 4750 4100 30 A 120 0.455 90276
80 1449 F80W/T5/827 2720 85 30000 36000 7000 6450 30 A 152 0.53 90282
F80W/T5/830 2940 85 30000 36000 7000 6450 30 A 152 0.53 90283
F80W/T5/840 4040 85 30000 36000 7000 6450 30 A 152 0.53 90285
F80W/T5/865 6500 85 30000 36000 6650 5950 30 A 152 0.53 90286
INDUSTRIAL PACK
24 549 F24W/T5/827 2720 85 30000 36000 2000 1750 40 A 77 0.295 39994
F24W/T5/830 2940 85 30000 36000 2000 1750 40 A 77 0.295 39998
F24W/T5/835 3450 85 30000 36000 2000 1750 40 A 77 0.295 90196
F24W/T5/840 4040 85 30000 36000 2000 1750 40 A 77 0.295 90197
F24W/T5/865 6500 85 30000 36000 1900 1600 40 A 77 0.295 90198
39 849 F39W/T5/827 2720 85 30000 36000 3500 3200 40 A 118 0.325 90200
F39W/T5/830 2940 85 30000 36000 3500 3200 40 A 118 0.325 90201
F39W/T5/835 3450 85 30000 36000 3500 3200 40 A 118 0.325 90202
F39W/T5/840 4040 85 30000 36000 3500 3200 40 A 118 0.325 90203
F39W/T5/865 6500 85 30000 36000 3330 2950 40 A 118 0.325 90204
49 1449 F49W/T5/827 2720 85 30000 36000 4900 4450 40 A 195 0.255 90220
F49W/T5/830 2940 85 30000 36000 4900 4450 40 A 195 0.255 90219
F49W/T5/835 3450 85 30000 36000 4900 4450 40 A 195 0.255 90221
F49W/T5/840 4040 85 30000 36000 4900 4450 40 A 195 0.255 90223
F49W/T5/865 6500 85 30000 36000 4650 4100 40 A 195 0.255 90224
54 1149 F54W/T5/827 2720 85 30000 36000 5000 4460 40 A 120 0.455 90205
F54W/T5/830 2940 85 30000 36000 5000 4460 40 A 120 0.455 90232
F54W/T5/835 3450 85 30000 36000 5000 4460 40 A 120 0.455 90206
F54W/T5/840 4040 85 30000 36000 5000 4460 40 A 120 0.455 90209
F54W/T5/865 6500 85 30000 36000 4750 4100 40 A 120 0.455 90211
80 1449 F80W/T5/827 2720 85 30000 36000 7000 6450 40 A 152 0.53 90225
F80W/T5/830 2940 85 30000 36000 7000 6450 40 A 152 0.53 90226
F80W/T5/835 3450 85 30000 36000 7000 6450 40 A 152 0.53 90227
F80W/T5/840 4040 85 30000 36000 7000 6450 40 A 152 0.53 90228
F80W/T5/865 6500 85 30000 36000 6650 5950 40 B 152 0.53 90229
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Fluorescent lamps
GE Electronic T5 Ballast
with 1 lamp with 2 lamp with 3 lamp with 4 lamp
Watts Product Product Product Product Product Product Product Product
Description Code Description Code Description Code Description Code
High Efficiency
14 BLS/E/1x14-21-28-35W/T5 70927 BLS/E/2X14-21-28-35W/T5 70905 BLS/E/3-4X14W/T5 70908 BLS/E/3-4X14W/T5 70908
21 BLS/E/1x14-21-28-35W/T5 70927 BLS/E/2X14-21-28-35W/T5 70905
28 BLS/E/1x14-21-28-35W/T5 70927 BLS/E/2X14-21-28-35W/T5 70905
35 BLS/E/1x14-21-28-35W/T5 70927 BLS/E/2X14-21-28-35W/T5 70905
High Output
24 BLS/E/2x24W/T5 70914
39 BLS/E/2x39W/T5 70915
54 BLS/E/2x54W/T5 70912
80 BLS/E/1x80W/T5 70913 BLS/E/2x14-21-28-35W/T5
Ballast Product
Electronic
Number of Lamps
Nominal Lamp Wattages
Lamp group
T5 Miniature
Watt Length Length Product Colour/ CCT K CRI Ra Rated Initial Pack EE Volts I (A) Product
Ft mm Description Product Average Lifelumens Qty Class Code
Type Hours at 35°C
T5 ( Ø 16mm – 5/8ý)
Standard Halophosphate
4 6in 150 F4W/33 Cool White 4040 58 5000 130 25 B 29 0.17 39441
F4W/35 White 3450 54 5000 130 25 B 39446
6 9in 225 F6W/33 Cool White 4040 58 5000 260 25 B 42 0.16 39445
F6W/35 White 3450 54 5000 260 25 B 39442
8 12in 300 F8W/29 Warm White 2940 51 5000 395 25 B 56 0.145 37754
F8W/33 Cool White 4040 58 5000 395 25 B 37755
F8W/33BP Cool White 4040 58 5000 395 100 B 37001
F8W/35 White 3450 54 5000 395 25 B 37756
F8W/35BP White 3450 54 5000 395 100 B 37006
13 21in 525 F13W/29 Warm White 2940 51 5000 850 25 B 39437

F13W/33 Cool White 4040 58 5000 850 25 B 95 0.165 39440
F13W/35 White 3450 54 5000 850 25 B 39439
Polylux
8 12in 300 F8W/827BP Polylux 827 2720 80+ 5000 460 100 B 56 0.143 37008
F8W/840BP Polylux 840 4040 80+ 5000 460 100 B 56 0.143 37009
13 21in 525 F13W/827 Polylux 827 2720 80+ 5000 970 25 B 95 0.137 39447
Specfill (Emergency Lighting)

6 225 F6W/T5/Specfill/33Bulk Cool White 8000 260 100 B 42 40307
6 225 F6W/T5/Specfill/35Bulk White 8000 260 100 B 42 40322
6 225 F6W/T5/Specfill/840Bulk Polylux 840 8000 300 100 B 42 40327
8 300 F8/T5/33/GE Cool White 8000 390 100 B 56 91450
8 300 F8/T5/35/GE White 8000 400 100 B 56 91451
8 300 F8/T5/33/GE Cool White 8000 400 25 B 56 27011
8 300 F8/T5/35/GE White 8000 400 25 B 56 27027
8 300 Polylux 840 8000 460 100 B 56 40331
13 525 F13W/T5/Specfill/840Bulk Polylux™ 840 8000 970 100 B 56 45695
T5 Blacklight Blue
Watt Length Length Product Colour CCT K Spectral Rated Irradiance Pack EE Cap Product
Ft mm Description Type Peak Average Life nW/cm2 Qty Class Code
Hours
T5 ( Ø 16mm – 5/8ý)
4 6in 150 F4W/BLB Blacklight Blue – 368nm 5000 5,4 25 B G5 39882
6 9in 225 F6W/BLB Blacklight Blue – 368nm 5000 9,7 25 B G5 39883
8 12in 300 F8W/BLB Blacklight Blue – 368nm 6000 14 25 B G5 39447
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Fluorescent lamps
T5 Miniature Standard, Polylux™

and Specfill™ Lamps
T5 Miniature Lamps
T5 Miniature Lamps
T5 Miniature fluorescent lamps are designed for

confined spaces of household and industrial
applications. These lamps are widely used in dif-
ferent applications such as furniture cabinets,
mobile homes as well as sign illumination. T5
Miniature lamps are well suited for use in main-
tained and non-maintained emergency modules
and escape signs.
All T5 lamps are environmentally friendly prod-
ucts – ROHS compliant & contains recyclable
components.
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Fluorescent lamps
Polylux XLR™ Triphosphor fluorescent tubes

Perfect light leads you right
Switch to Polylux XLR™ lamps for enhanced performance!

Improved Polylux XLR™ for cost-efficiency, energy-saving
and a better quality of light.
Good lighting brings you many benefits:

• Energy efficiency up to 93 lm/W
• Extra long life 20,000 hours*
• High performance, excellent colour rendering
and superior lumen maintenance
Less lamps – more light

GE Polylux XLR™ lamps with excellent lumen output, energy efficiency up to 93lm/Watt:
• Superior service life 13,000 hours on 3 hours burning cycle! Excellent lumen maintenance and precise mercury dosing
system push early failure level down to a mnimum.
• Extended relamping cycles
• Increased performance reliability between relamping cycle
• Less waste over time – lamp disposal and packaging
• Up to 18% more light
• Fewer lamps are required to achieve the same illumination
level
*15,000 hours life on conventional gear - Average rated life to 50% survival based
on 3 hours switching cycle in accordance with International Standard IEC60082/EN60081
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Fluorescent lamps
GE’s environment conscious approach

For safer lamp disposal GE has invested heavily in reducing mercury content across all of its
fluorescent lamp range:
• Mercury content is less than 5 mg
• Below any existing or proposed European legislation on dose level
All lamp components can be recycled at the end of life. Blue cap for easy identification of old and new
lamps when replacing the old tubes into the Take Care System™ box.
All T5 lamps are environmentally friendly products – ROHS compliant & contains recyclable components.
Re-usable packaging means

GE’s Take Care System™. No extra packaging requirements
• Less risk of pollution or injury due to breakage
• Easier handling and transportation for lamps to be recycled or disposed of
Colour choice
GE Polylux XLR™ is available in a comprehensive choice of colours from very warm light to very cool light,
to create the desired ambience.
Colour 830 (Warm White)

– Retail
– Schools, gyms
– Reception Areas
Colour 860 (Daylight) Colour 840 (Cool White)

Display/Galleries Offices
Specialist Industries Sport Halls
(e.g. Textiles, Printing) Hospitals
Colour 827 (Extra Warm) Colour 835 (White)

– Restaurants – General
– Hotels Commercial/Industrial
– Plazas
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Fluorescent lamps
T8 Polylux XLr™ – Reduced mercury and recyclable

Watt Length Length Product Product CCT K CRI Ra Rated Initial Pack EE Product
Ft mm Description Type Average Life lumens Qty Class Code
Hours at 25°C
T8 (ø26mm – 1”)
15 18 in 450 F15W/827 Polylux XLR 827 2720 85 15000 1000 25 B 23247
F15W/830 Polylux XLR 830 2940 85 15000 1000 25 B 23248
F15W/840 Polylux XLR 840 4040 85 15000 1000 25 B 23249
18 2ft 600 F18W/827 Polylux XLR 827 2720 85 15000 1350 25 A 93315
F18W/830 Polylux XLR 830 2940 85 15000 1350 25 A 93319
F18W/835 Polylux XLR 835 3450 85 15000 1350 25 A 93311
F18W/840 Polylux XLR 840 4040 85 15000 1350 25 A 93317
F18W/860 Polylux XLR 860 6400 85 15000 1300 25 A 12606
F30W/830 Polylux XLR 830 2940 85 15000 2450 25 A 18141
F30W/840 Polylux XLR 840 4040 85 15000 2450 25 A 18142
36 970 F36W1M/830 Polylux XLR 830 2940 85 15000 3100 25 A 23260

F36W1M/840 Polylux XLR 840 4040 85 15000 3100 25 A 23262
F36W/830 Polylux XLR 840 2940 85 15000 3350 25 A 18192
F36W/835 Polylux XLR 835 3450 85 15000 3350 25 A 19991
F36W/840 Polylux XLR 840 4040 85 15000 3350 25 A 16856
F36W/860 Polylux XLR 860 6400 85 15000 3250 25 A 12942
F58W/830 Polylux XLR 830 2940 85 15000 5200 25 A 93334
F58W/835 Polylux XLR 835 3450 85 15000 5200 25 A 93331
F58W/840 Polylux XLR 840 4040 85 15000 5200 25 A 93333
F58W/860 Polylux XLR 860 6400 85 15000 5000 25 A 12943
F70W/835 Polylux XLR 835 3450 85 15000 6300 25 A 42792
F70W/840 Polylux XLR 840 4040 85 15000 6300 25 A 42793
Polylux XLR™ Rated Average Life on HF Electronic gear: 20000 hrs
T8 Polylux™ XLR™ LongLast Range

Watts Length (mm) Product Description CCT K Initial CRI Average Service Product
Lumens life life Code
T8 (ø 26 mm – 1”)
18 600 F18W/T8/XLR/LL/830 2940 1350 85 42000 32000 70980
18 600 F18W/T8/XLR/LL/840 4040 1350 85 42000 32000 70981
36 1200 F36W/T8/XLR/LL/830 2940 3350 85 42000 32000 43508
36 1200 F36W/T8/XLR/LL/840 4040 3350 85 42000 32000 43509
58 1500 F58W/T8/XLR/LL/830 2940 5200 85 42000 32000 43510
58 1500 F58W/T8/XLR/LL/840 4040 5200 85 42000 32000 43511
70 1800 F70W/T8/XLR/LL/830 2940 6300 85 42000 32000 43513
70 1800 F70W/T8/XLR/LL/840 4040 6300 85 42000 32000 43514
Average life on conventinal gear: 24000hrs
Service life on conventional gear: 21000hrs
GE Electronic T8 Ballast
with 1 lamp with 2 lamp with 3 lamp with 4 lamp
Watts Product Product Product Product Product Product Product Product
Description Code Description Code Description Code Description Code
18 BLS/E/1x18W/T8 70917 BLS/E/2x18W/T8 70918 BLS/E/3-4x18W/T8 70919 BLS/E/3-4x18W/T8 70919
36 BLS/E/1x36W/T8 70921 BLS/E/2x36W/T8 70922
58 BLS/E/1x58W/T8 70923 BLS/E/2x58W/T8 70924
70 BLS/E/1x70W/T8 70926 BLS/E/2x70W/T8 70925
BLS/E/2x18W/T8
Ballast Product
Electronic
Number of Lamps
Nominal Lamp Wattages
Lamp group
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Fluorescent lamps
T8 PolyluxTM XLRTM LongLast Range

Outstanding reliability with up to 42,000hours life!
In today’s business environment there is an increased need for lighting products that are helping to
minimize operation costs and also providing environmentally responsible design.
GE’s new T8 PolyluxTM XLRTM LongLast range was designed to further improve reliability
and drastically increase life performance without compromising on other key features
of the product, such as initial lumen and lumen maintenance.
Benefits
• Very long and reliable product life – up to 42,000 hours
• Superior service life – up to 32,000 hours – ideal for group
replacements
• Comprehensive product range – 36W, 58W and 70W
• Light output is same as for standard T8 PolyluxTM XLRTM
– best in class performance
• Excellent lumen maintenance
• Outstanding color rendering through the advanced
XLRTM coating technology
• Environmentally friendly product – ROHS compliant &
contains recyclable components
• Can be used on existing control gears and fixtures
Application
GE PolyluxTM T8 XLRTM LongLast range is an ideal
choice for applications with high maintenance costs:
• Store lighting
• Warehouse lighting
• Industrial lighting
• Public buildings and areas
Life Expectancy Service Life
100 100
% of original lumen output
LongLast range on
90 conventional gear
Lamp Survival (%)
95 LongLast range on
HF Electronic gear
80
LongLast range on
conventional gear
90
70 LongLast range on
HF Electronic gear
60 85
50 80
0 10000 20000 30000 40000 50000 0 5000 10000 15000 20000 25000 30000 35000
Operating Hours Operating Hours
On 3hr IEC cycle
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Fluorescent lamps
T8 Standard Halophosphate
Watt Length Length Product Colour CCT K CRI Ra Rated Initial Pack EE Product
Hours
T8 ( Ø 26mm – 1ý)
15 18in 450 F15W/29 Warm White 2940 51 9000 850 25 B 29527
F15W/35 White 3450 54 9000 850 25 B 29531
F15W/25 Natural White 4000 70 9000 775 25 B 29533
F15W/33 Cool White 4040 58 9000 850 25 B 29524
F15W/54 Daylight 6400 76 9000 750 25 B 29534
F15W/55 Northlight 6300 93 9000 550 25 B 29687
18 2ft 600 F18W/29 Warm White 2940 51 9000 1150 25 B 29546

F18W/35 White 3450 54 9000 1150 25 B 37139
F18W/33 Cool White 4040 58 9000 1150 25 B 35098
F18W/25 Natural 4000 70 9000 1100 25 B 29548
F18W/54 Daylight 6400 76 9000 950 25 B 34883
30 3ft 900 F30W/29 Warm White 2940 51 9000 2250 25 B 18145

F30W/35 White 3450 54 9000 2250 25 B 18147
F30W/33 Cool White 4040 58 9000 2175 25 B 18137
F30W/25 Natural 4000 70 9000 1900 25 B 17525
F30W/54 Daylight 6000 76 9000 1850 25 B 18146
36 – 970 F36WM/33 Cool White 4040 58 9000 2600 25 B 92518

F36WM/25 Natural 4000 70 9000 2250 25 B 92517
F36WM/54 Daylight 6400 76 9000 1900 25 B 92519
T8 ( Ø 26mm – 1ý)
36 4ft 1200 F36W/29 Warm White 2940 51 9000 2850 25 B 29565
F36W/35 White 3450 54 9000 2850 25 B 37734
F36W/33 Cool White 4040 58 9000 2850 25 B 35099
F36W/54 Daylight 6400 76 9000 2350 25 B 34886
F36W/25 Natural 4000 70 9000 2600 25 B 29568
38 3.5ft 1050 F38W/35 White 3450 54 9000 2850 25 B 92520
58 5ft 1500 F58W/29 Warm White 2940 51 9000 4600 25 B 29571/

35354*
F58W/35 White 3450 54 9000 4600 25 B 29575/
37627*
F58W/33 Cool White 4000 58 9000 4600 25 B 29570/
35353*
F58W/25 Natural 4040 70 9000 4100 25 B 29577
F58W/54 Daylight 6400 76 9000 3750 25 B 29580/
35355*
70 6ft 1800 F70W/29 Warm White 2940 51 9000 5550 25 B 29587

F70W/35 White 3450 54 9000 5550 25 B 29589
F70W/33 Cool White 4040 58 9000 5450 25 B 29586
* Products for UK and Ireland market
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Fluorescent lamps
Don’t let an accident

cause an incident
Cov-R-Guard™
• Complete shatter protection

• Quality protective sleeving
• Dependable UV- blocking
• Safety without sacrificing performance
• Cov-R-Guard ™ lamps benefit from Polylux XLR™
triphosphor technology
– Long life
– Outstanding colour reproduction
– Excellent light output over life
– Reduced mercury content
Cov-R-Guard ™ lamps
are wrapped in a casing of polycarbonate plastic that
effectively contains glass fragments and phosphor if the
lamp is broken. The casing allows for maximum protec-
tion with minimum light loss – keeping your installation
bright and safe. Both the casing and the lamp are fully
recyclable, once separated.
Applications:
food processing, hospitals, supermarkets, schools,
pharmaceutical, commercial kitchens, trains
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Fluorescent lamps
T8 Cov-R-Guard™ Polylux XLR™ – with Polycarbonate Shield

Hours at 25°C
T8 ( Ø 26mm – 1ý)
18 2ft 600 F18W/830 CVG/XLR 830 2940 85 15000 1300 25 A 17203
F18W/835 CVG/XLR 835 3450 85 15000 1300 25 A 17204
F18W/840 CVG/XLR 840 4040 85 15000 1300 25 A 17205
36 4ft 1200 F36W/830 CVG/XLR 830 2940 85 15000 3250 25 A 17208

F36W/835 CVG/XLR 835 3450 85 15000 3250 25 A 17202
F36W/840 CVG/XLR 840 4040 85 15000 3250 25 A 17209
58 5ft 1500 F58W/830 CVG/XLR 830 2940 85 15000 5050 25 A 12403

F58W/835 CVG/XLR 835 3450 85 15000 5050 25 A 12405
F58W/840 CVG/XLR 840 4040 85 15000 5050 25 A 12407
70 6ft 1800 F70W/830 CVG/XLR 830 2940 85 15000 6100 25 A 12421

F70W/835 CVG/XLR 835 3450 85 15000 6100 25 A 12423
F70W/840 CVG/XLR 840 4040 85 15000 6100 25 A 12424
Polylux XLR™ Cov-R-Guard Rated Average Life on HF Electronic gear : 20000 hrs
Polylux XLR™ Rated Average Life on HF Electronic gear : 20000 hrs
T8 Special Colours
Hours at 25°C
T8 ( ø26mm – 1”)
15 18in 450 F15W/AR/FR Fresh Aqua 5000 – 9000 400 10 B 16977
F15W/AR/FS Fresh & Salt Aqua 9000+ – 9000 700 10 B 16965
F15W/AR/SA Salt Water 9000+ – 7500 210 10 B 16987
F15W/AR/REP Reptile 6400 82 7500 400 10 B 17002
18 2ft 600 F18W/AR/FR Fresh Aqua 5000 – 7500 600 10 B 16979

25 2.5ft 750 F25W/AR/FR Fresh Aqua 5000 – 7500 805 10 B 16980



38 3.5ft 1050 F38W/AR/FR Fresh Aqua 5000 – 7500 1320 10 B 16984


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Fluorescent lamps
T12 Polylux
Hours
T12 ( Ø 38mm – 111/2ý)

75 6ft 1800 F75W/830 Polylux 830 2940 80+ 12000 6550 25 B 32656
F75W/840 Polylux 840 4040 80+ 12000 6550 25 B 29823
85 8ft 2400 F85W/830 Polylux 830 2940 80+ 12000 7900 25 B 32696
F85W/840 Polulux 840 4040 80+ 12000 7900 25 B 30642
100 8ft 2400 F100W/830 Polylux 830 2940 80+ 12000 9100 25 B 31265
F100W/840 Polylux 840 4040 80+ 12000 9100 25 B 31266
125 8ft 2400 F125W/830 Polylux 830 2940 80+ 12000 10000 25 B 32658
T12 Rapid Start

Hours
T12 ( ø38mm – 111/2ý)

20 2ft 600 F20W/33/RS 3 Cool White 4040 58 9000 1150 25 B 29758
20 F20W/33/IRS/RS GE 1/25 33 Cool White 4040 58 9000 1150 25 B 39929
20 F20W/54/IRS/RS GE 1/25 54 Daylight 6400 76 9000 950 25 B 39945
20 F20W T12 54 RS GE 1/25 54 Daylight 6400 76 9000 950 25 B 93371
40 4ft 1200 F40W/33/RS 33 Cool White 4040 58 9000 2950 25 B 29775
40 F40W/29/RS 29 Warm White 2940 51 9000 2950 25 B 29776
40 F40W/54/IRS/RS GE 1/25 54 Daylight 6400 76 9000 2450 25 B 39944
40 F40W T12 54 RS GE 1/25 54 Daylight 6400 76 9000 2450 25 B 93372
65 5ft 1500 T12F65W/33/RS 33 Cool White 4040 58 9000 4750 25 B 29791
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Fluorescent lamps
T12 Standard Halophosphate

Hours at 25°C
T12 ( Ø 38mm – 111/2ý)

20 2ft 600 F20W/29 Warm White 2940 51 9000 1150 25 B 29747
F20W/35 White 3450 54 9000 1150 25 B 29748
F20W/33 Cool White 4040 58 9000 1150 25 B 29746
F20W/54 Daylight 6400 76 9000 950 25 B 29750
40 2ft 600 F40W2/35 White 3450 54 9000 1850 25 B 29762
40 4ft 1200 F40W/29 Warm White 2940 51 9000 2950 25 B 29767

F40W/35 White 3450 54 9000 2950 25 B 29769
F40W/33 Cool White 4040 58 9000 2950 25 B 29765
F40W/25 Natural White 4000 70 9000 2500 25 B 29770
F40W/54 Daylight 6400 76 9000 2450 25 B 29771
F40W/35/MS White Metal Strip 3450 54 9000 2950 25 B 39955
F40W/33/MS Cool White Metal Strip 4040 58 9000 2950 25 B 39938
65 5ft 1500 F65W/29 Warm White 2940 51 9000 4750 25 B 29780

F65W/35 White 3450 54 9000 4750 25 B 91314
F65W/33 Cool White 4040 58 9000 4750 25 B 36434
F65W/25 Natural 4000 70 9000 4000 25 B 29783
F65W/54 Daylight 6400 76 9000 3900 25 B 91313
F65W/35/MS White Metal Strip 3450 54 9000 4750 25 B 39934
75 6ft 1800 F75W/29 Warm White 2940 51 9000 5750 25 B 29794

F75W/35 White 3450 54 9000 5750 25 B 29795
F75W/33 Cool White 4040 58 9000 5700 25 B 29792
85 8ft 2400 F85W/35 White 3450 54 9000 7100 25 B 31244
100 8ft 2400 F100W/35 White 3450 54 9000 8300 25 B 31246

F100W/33 Cool White 4040 58 9000 8100 25 B 31260
125 8ft 2400 F125W/35 White 3450 54 9000 9200 25 B 31247

F125W/33 Cool White 4040 58 9000 9100 25 B 31248
F125W/54 Daylight 6500 76 9000 7500 25 B 31268
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Fluorescent lamps
T12 Blacklight Blue

Watt Length Length Product Colour Spectral Irradiance Rated Initial Pack EE Product
Ft mm Description Type Peak nW/cm2 Average Life lumens Qty Class Code
Hours at 25°C
T12 ( Ø 38mm – 111/2ý)

20 600 F20W/BLB Blacklight Blue – – 9000 – 6 – 34747
40 1200 F40W/BLB Blacklight Blue – – 20000 – 6 – 25618
T12 HO and VHO

T12 ( Ø 38mm – 111/2ý)
110 96in 2400 F96T12/CW/HO Cool White 4100 60 12000 8900 15 – 12540
215 96in 2400 F96T12/CW/1500 Cool White 4100 60 10000 13500 15 – 13781
T12 Slimline™
T12 ( Ø 38mm – 111/2ý)
75 96in 2400 F96T12/CW Cool White 4150 60 12000 6150 15 – 25619
T17 Power Groove® Rapid Start

T17 ( Ø 54mm – 211/8ý)
215 96in 2400 F96PG17/CW Cool White 4150 60 10000 14000 8 – 11009
Circline™
Hours at 25°C
T9 ( Ø 34.1mm – 111/8ý)
22 209.5 FC8T9/D Daylight 6400 75 5000 875 12 B 92296
FC8T9/CW Cool White 4040 58 5000 1000 12 B 92295
32 311.2 FC12T9/CW Cool White 4040 62 5000 1825 12 B 92297

FC12T9/D Daylight 6400 75 5000 1550 12 B 92298
40 412.6 FC16T9/WW Warm White 3000 51 5000 2800 12 B 35275

FC16T9/CW Cool White 4040 62 5000 2700 12 B 35276
FC16T9/D Daylight 6400 75 5000 2500 12 B 35278
60 412.6 FC1660/WW Warm White 3000 51 12000 3700 12 B 29886
Mod-U-Line™
T8 ( Ø 38mm – 111/2ý)
40 525 F40UT8/835 Polylux 835 3450 80+ 7500 3250 20 A 29904
F40UT8/29 Warm White 2940 51 7500 2875 20 B 29888
F40UT8/35 White 3450 54 7500 2875 20 B 29891
F40UT8/33 Cool White 4040 58 7500 2875 20 B 29892
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Fluorescent lamps
Starters
Order Product Pack Qty Product Code
Code Description
155/200 15/22W 110V single or 220/240V twin 250 (10 x 25) 36711
155/200 2000 36714
155/500 4/65W universal 220/240V 250 (10 x 25) 36536
155/500 2000 36537
155/800 75/125W 240V 250 (10 x 25) 37864
155/800 2000 37729
155/801 70/100W 240V 250 (10 x 25) 37975
155/801 2000 37974
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Fluorescent lamps
Fluorescent lamps
Fluorescent lamps provide a much more dispersed light than Using electronic ballasts
‘point’ sources such as incandescent, halogen or discharge
lamps. This quality, along with their outstanding energy effi- The efficiency of fluorescent lamps can be improved by
ciency, make them ideally suited for lighting large open increasing the frequency of the mains voltage supplied to
areas such as offices and industrial buildings. them. Electronic ballasts and controls can be used to
Standard fluorescent lamps use halophosphate lamp coat- increase the normal mains frequency of 50/60Hz to
ings. These lamps are used where low initial cost is the most 25/30KHz improving lamp efficiency by approximately 10%.
important factor. However, higher performance lamps using Electronic ballasts also consume less power than conven-
triphosphor coatings, such as GE’s Polylux XLR™ lamps, are tional ballasts and when combined with other efficiency
now increasingly being used as they provide significant benefits, electronic ballasts can achieve power savings of
energy savings. around 20% compared to conventional 50/60Hz systems
with the same light output levels.
The effects of switching on+off

Light-output data
Frequent switching on+off of fluorescent lamps can reduce
their operational life. The graph, Fig 1 below, shows the The lumen output figures quoted are measured at 25°C in
effect on a lamp’s life of different switching cycles. accordance with EN60081 and EN60901.
Although a lamp that is only switched on and off rarely will
last longer, light output does fall in the latter stage of a
lamp’s life. Caution notice
Handle and install all fluorescent lamps with care. Turn off
The effects of temperature change power before installing lamps.
Fluorescent lamps are designed to produce their optimum

light output at an ambient temperature of 25ÞC. However,
when installed in a lamp fitting, the temperature of the air
surrounding a lamp can change and affect the light output
of the lamp. The effects of changes in ambient temperature
for a typical lamp are shown in the graph, Fig 2 below.
Fig 1 Effect on life of different switching cycles Fig 2 light output relative to ambient temperature
300 110
250 100
200 90
% Light Output
% Rated Life
150 80
100 70
50 60
0 50
0 5 10 15 20 25 30 35 0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80
Frequency of switching per 24 hours Ambient Temperature (Degrees C)
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Compact fluorescent lamps
GE’s compact fluorescent

lamps give you more light and
less heat, converting up to
25% of the electricity they use
into light. Incandescent lamps
convert just 5% into light and
the remaining 95% into heat.
Because they use less energy you pay less for your lighting. They also
last up to 15 times as long as incandescent lamps, so you spend less on
maintenance.
While you save on cost with GE compact fluorescents, you lose nothing in
quality. Colours are reproduced accurately and flicker-free light output is
maintained for the whole of the lamp’s life.
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Content
Compact Fluorescent selector 82
Biax™ L 92
Cinema High Lumen Biax™ 92
Biax™ S 92
Biax™ S/E 93
Biax™ D 93
Biax™ D/E 93
Biax™ T 94
Biax™ T/E 94
Biax™ Q/E 94
Biax™ D/E LongLast™ 96
Biax™ T/E LongLast™ 96
Biax™ Q/E LongLast™ 96
Biax™ Q/E Ballast 97
Biax™ 2D™ 97
Starcoat™ T5 2D™ 97
Biax™ 2D™/E 97
Biax™ 2D™ with integral control gear 97
Electronic Biax™ Extra Mini 98
Electronic Biax™ Extra Mini Oct 99
Electronic Biax™ Tech 99
Electronic Biax™ Eco 100
Electronic Biax™ Mini Eco 100
Electronic Biax™ Start 101
Electronic Biax™ Extra Mini Elegance Globe 101
Electronic Biax™ Elegance GLS Extra Mini 101
Electronic Biax™ Elegance GLS 101
Electronic Elegance Décor T2 102
Electronic Biax™ Extra Mini Candle 102
Electronic Elegance Candle 103
Electronic Elegance Reflector 103
Electronic Elegance Spiral 103
Electronic Biax™ Elegance Globe 103
Electronic Biax™ Elegance Outdoor 103
Electronic Biax™ Sensor 103
Genura™ R80 103
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GE Biax™ Lamps
Lumens 500 1000 1500
Nearest incandescent equivalent wattage Watts 25W 40W 60W 75W 100W
Biax™ L – 4 pin
18W 24W 34W 36W 40W 55W
18 W 1250 lm
43.9 mm
125
7 W 425 lm 11 W 900 lm
Biax™ S – 2 pin
5W 7W 9W 11W
136.5 237
5 W 265 lm 9 W 600 lm
32.5 mm
107.5 167
Biax™ S/E – 4 pin 7 W 425 lm 11 W 900 lm
5W 7W 9W 11W
122.3 228
5 W 265 lm 9 W 600 lm
37.5 mm
92 151
Biax™ D – 2 pin
10W 13W 18W 26W 10 W 600 lm 13 W 900 lm 18 W 1200 lm
35 mm
108.5 133 154
Biax™ D/E – 4 pin

10W 13W 18W 26W 10 W 600 lm 13 W 900 lm 18 W 1200 lm
35 mm
101 125.5 146.5
Biax™ T – 2 pin
13W 18W 26W 13 W 900 lm 18 W 1200 lm
49 mm
115.5 130
Biax™ T/E – 4 pin
13W 18W 26W 32W 42W
13 W 900 lm 18 W 1200 lm
49 mm
108 122.5
Biax™ Q/E – 4 pin with Amalgam

57W 70W
58 mm
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Compact Fluorescent Selector

150W 200W 300W
36W 2900 lm 55W 4800 lm
415 535
24W 1800 lm 34W 2800 40W 3500 lm
320 535 535
26 W 1710 lm
169.5
26 W 1710 lm
162
26 W 1710 lm
140
26 W 1710 lm 32 W 2200 lm 42 W 3200 lm
133.5 141.5 163.5
57 W 4300 lm
70 W 5200 lm
178
208
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GE Biax™ 2D™ Lamps
Lumens 500 1000 1500
Nearest incandescent equivalent wattage Watts 25W 40W 60W 75W 100W
Biax™ 2D™ - 2 pin

16W 28W
16W 1050 lm
204 mm
141
141 mm
Biax™ 2D™ /E - 4 pin

16W 21W 28W 38W 55W
10W 650 lm 16W 1050 lm 21W 1350 lm
202 mm
95 142 142
141 mm
92 mm
Biax™ 2D™ Lamp

with integral control gear
18W 30W
18W 1150 lm
206 mm
141
141 mm
64

150W 200W 300W
28W 2250 lm
204
28W 2250 lm 38W 3000 lm 55W 3900 lm
204 204 206
30W 2050 lm
206
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GE Electronic Biax™ Lamps
Life 3000 6000
Nearest incandescent equivalent wattage Watts 40W 60W 75W 100W 40W 60W 75W 100W 2x60W
Extra Mini
220/240V 9W E14 E27 B22
11W E14 E27 B22
15W E27 B22
20W E27 B22
9 W 405 lm 15 W 800 lm 20 W 1152 lm

Tech
120/127V 15W E27 TBX
20W E27 TBX
24W E27 QBX 117 127.5 142.5
28W E27 QBX 46 mm Ø 45 mm Ø 45 mm Ø
11 W 580 lm
220/240V 15W E27 B22 TBX
20W E27 B22 TBX
23W E27 B22 QBX
126
46 mm Ø
9 W 490 lm 15 W 900 lm 20 W 1200 lm
Mini Eco
220/240V 9W E14 E27 B22 DBX
11W E14 E27 B22 DBX
15W E27 B22 TBX 138 140.5 155
20W E27 B22 TBX 45 mm Ø 52 mm Ø 52 mm Ø
23W E27 B22 TBX 11 W 610 lm 23 W 1500 lm
149 166
45 mm Ø 52 mm Ø
9 W 490 lm 15 W 900 lm
Eco
220/240V 9W E14 E27 B22 DBX
11W E14 E27 B22 DBX
15W E27 B22 TBX 138 140.5
20W E27 B22 TBX 45 mm Ø 52 mm Ø
23W E27 B22 TBX 11 W 610 lm 20 W 1200 lm
149 156.5
45 mm Ø 52 mm Ø
Start
220/240V 9W E14 E27 B22 DBX
11W E14 E27 B22 DBX
15W E27 B22 TBX
20W E27 B22 TBX
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8000 10000 12000 15000
40W 60W 75W 100W 40W 60W 75W 100W 40W 60W 75W 100W 40W 60W 75W 100W
9 W 480 lm 11 W 600 lm
115 115
42 mm Ø 42 mm Ø
15 W 900 lm 20 W 1200 lm
128 143
42 mm Ø 42 mm Ø
15 W 900 lm 20 W 1200 lm 24 W 1520 lm 28 W 1750 lm
135.5 150 162.5 150

49 mm Ø 49 mm Ø 58 mm Ø 58 mm Ø
15 W 900 lm 20 W 1200 lm 23 W 1500 lm
135.5 150 146

49 mm Ø 49 mm Ø 58 mm Ø
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GE Electronic Biax™ Lamps
Life 3000 6000
Nearest incandescent equivalent wattage Watts 40W 60W 75W 100W 40W 60W 75W 100W 2x60W
Biax Extra Mini GLS 8000 hrs 7 W 286 lm 9 W 405 lm

220/240V 9W E14 E27 B22
11W E14 E27 B22
15W E27 B22
20W E27 B22 110 116
60 mm Ø 60 mm Ø
Elegance GLS 6000 hrs 11 W 580 lm 15 W 799 lm 20 W 1152 lm
220/240V 7W E14 E27 B22
9W E14 E27 B22
11W E14 E27 B22
15W E27 B22 124 135 152
20W E27 B22 60 mm Ø 60 mm Ø 60 mm Ø
Biax Extra Mini Candle 8000 hrs

220/240V 9W E14 E27 B22
5 W 177 lm 7 W 286 lm 9 W 405 lm
Elegance Candle 6000 hrs
220/240V 5W E14
7W E14
9W E14 E27 B22 114 130 140
50 mm Ø 50 mm Ø 50 mm Ø
Elegance R63 7W 79 lm 9 W 115 lm

220/240V 7W E14
9W E14 E27
112 114
63 mm Ø 63 mm Ø
Elegance R95 15 W 550 lm

220/240V 15W E27
143.5
95 mm Ø
Biax Extra Mini Globe

220/240V 15W E27 B22
20W E27 B22
23W E27 B22
Elegance Globe
220/240V 11W E27 B22
15 W 750 lm
Elegance Outdoor
220/240V 15W E27
144
73 mm Ø
Genura
220/240V 23W E27
Elegance Spiral 11 W 580 lm 20 W 1152 lm

220/240V 11W E27 B22
20W E27 B22
120 128
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8000 10000 12000 15000
40W 60W 75W 100W 40W 60W 75W 100W 40W 60W 75W 100W 40W 60W 75W 100W
9 W 380 lm 15 W 750 lm
126 139
60 mm Ø 60 mm Ø
11 W 550 lm 20 W 1080 lm
126 158
60 mm Ø 60 mm Ø
9 W 380 lm
138
50 mm Ø
11 W 280 lm
123
95 mm Ø
15 W 750 lm 20 W 1050 lm 23 W 1250 lm
152
92 mm Ø 180
118 mm Ø 181
11 W 550 lm 120 mm Ø
126
92 mm Ø
23 W 1100 lm
129.2
80 mm Ø
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The following glossary of terms and descriptions can help you when checking compact
fluorescent lamp specifications and explains how to use the product codes when order-
ing products. Within each product line, lamps are divided into families - within families,
lamps are listed by wattage.
Lamp: CRI Ra: Product Code:

Lamp description Colour rendering index, the higher It is important to use this code when
followed by base the number (1–100) the more ordering to ensure that you receive
description natural the lit subject appears the exact product you require
Length:
Expressed in
feet and mm Initial Lumens:
Light output after the initial Pack Quantity:
Product Description: 100 hours of operation The number of lamps
The lamp’s identification code in one box
Biax™ L – 4 pin
Watts Length Cap Product CCT K CRI Ra Initial Rated Average Pack EE Product
mm Description lumens Life Hours Qty Class Code
18 228 2G11 F18BX/827 2700 82 1250 10000 25 B 30639

F18BX/830 3000 82 1250 10000 25 B 29223
F18BX/835 3500 82 1250 10000 25 B 30613
F18BX/840 4000 82 1250 10000 25 B 30614
Watts:
Energy used. To find
actual energy used (kWh) Cap: CCT K: Energy Efficiency Class:
multiply power (watts The type of Colour temperature – Kelvin. Energy saving code
shown) x hours of use cap fitted The visual warmth or coolness
divided by 1000 of the light. The higher the
number the whiter or cooler
the light appears
F18/BX/840 Rated Average Life:

are still burning
Identifies lamp as Colour temperature code

fluorescent
Identifies lamp
wattage
Identifies product type
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GE Biax™ lamps offer up to 80% energy savings compared to equivalent incandescent lamps and last up to 10 times longer.
Biax™ L
• Stretched full length source with 4 pin base
designed for 600mm square light fittings
• Replaces linear fluorescents twice the length
• Single-ended for simpler installation
• Round loop construction means no dark ends
• High surface brightness for improved optical control Biax™ L
• Polylux phosphors allow matching with other
fluorescents
Biax™ S & S/E

• Biax™ S with 2 pin base and extra compact design
to suit reduced size fittings
• Biax™ S/E with 4 pin base and external starter/
controls for use with electronic control gear and
dimming and emergency lighting applications
• 5 times more efficient than GLS lamps
• 9 times less maintenance compared to GLS lamps Biax™ S & S/E
• High colour rendering – matching the colour tem-

peratures of incandescents
Biax™ D & D/E

• 2 pin or 4 pin formats
• Light quality and colour performance to match
other fluorescent
• High colour reproduction performance, providing
rich, vibrant colours Biax™ D & D/E
• Wide range of wattages to suit all applications
Biax™ T & T/E

• High colour reproduction performance, providing
rich, vibrant colours
• Consistent high light output, irrespective of ambient
temperature and the angle of installation
Biax™ T & T/E
• Slim 49mm hexagonal base
Biax™ Q/E
•High Lumen output with compact fluorescent and
amalgam technology: 4200/5200 lm.
•Small size – 8 legged
•HF ballast operation
•Instant on quick warm up, hot restrike
•Wide colour range Biax™ Q/E
•Low cost white light solution
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Biax™ – Plug-In
Biax™ L – 4 pin External Starter Required
Watts Reference Length with Cap Product CCT K CRI Ra Initial Rated Average Pack EE Volts I (A) Product
Length mm contact pin Description lumens Life Hours Qty Class Code
18 225 231.8 2G11 F18BX/827 2700 82 1250 10000 25 B 61 0.37 41087

F18BX/830 3000 82 1250 10000 25 B 61 0.37 41088
F18BX/835 3500 82 1250 10000 25 B 61 0.37 41089
F18BX/840 4000 82 1250 10000 25 B 61 0.37 41090
24 320 326.8 2G11 F24BX/827 2700 82 1800 10000 25 B 91 0.34 41128

F24BX/830 3000 82 1800 10000 25 B 91 0.34 41134
F24BX/835 3500 82 1800 10000 25 B 91 0.34 41145
F24BX/840 4000 82 1800 10000 25 B 91 0.34 41155
34* 535 541.8 2G11 F34BX/830 3000 82 2800 10000 25 A 120 0.41 41163
F34BX/835 3500 82 2800 10000 25 A 120 0.41 41166
F34BX/840 4000 82 2800 10000 25 A 120 0.41 41167
36 415 421.8 2G11 F36BX/827 2700 82 2900 10000 25 A 112 0.43 41307
F36BX/830 3000 82 2900 10000 25 A 112 0.43 41168
F36BX/835 3500 82 2900 10000 25 A 112 0.43 41169
F36BX/840 4000 82 2900 10000 25 A 112 0.43 41170
40 535 541,8 2G11 F40BX/830 3000 82 3500** 10000 25 A 126 0.32 41171
F40BX/835 3500 82 3500 10000 25 A 126 0.32 41172
F40BX/840 4000 82 3500 10000 25 A 126 0.32 41173
55*** 535 541,8 2G11 F55BX/830 3000 82 4800 12000 25 A 100 0.55 41174
F55BX/835 3500 82 4800 12000 25 A 100 0.55 41260
F55BX/840 4000 82 4800 12000 25 A 100 0.55 41298
80*** 565 2G11 F80BX/830 3000 82 6000 12000 25 A 145 0.55 23282
F80BX/835 3500 82 6000 12000 25 A 145 0.55 23572
F80BX/840 4000 82 6000 12000 25 A 145 0.55 23316
F80BX/865 6500 82 6000 12000 25 A 145 0.55 23319
* Use with conventional ballast and electronic starter switch or fully electronic unit ** Lumens on HF gear, Lumens on approved conventional circuit 3360
*** Use on HF gear only
Cinema High Lumen Biax Lamps

Watts Lenght with Product Description CCTK CRI Ra Initial Rated Average Pack Volts I (A) Product
contact pin Description Lumens Life Hours Qty Code
36 F36BX/CINEMA32 Indoor 10000 10 112 0.43 15816

36 F36BX/CINEMA56 Daylight 10000 10 112 0.43 15819
55** F55BX/CINEMA32 Indoor 10000 10 100 0.55 15811
55** F55BX/CINEMA56 Daylight 10000 10 100 0.55 15814
80 565 F80BX/830 3000 82 6000 12000 25 23282
F80BX/840 4000 82 6000 12000 25 23316
F80BX/8865 6500 82 6000 12000 25 23319
* Use with conventional ballast and electronic starter switch or fully electronic unit
** For High-Frequency operation
Biax™ S – 2 pin Internal Starter

Watts Length Cap Product CCT K CRI Ra Initial Rated Average Pack EE Volts I (A) Product
5 107.5 G23 F5BX/827 2700 82 265 10000 10 B 35 0.18 37654

F5BX/840 4000 82 265 10000 10 B 35 0.18 37661
7 136.5 G23 F7BX/827 2700 82 425 10000 10 A 47 0.175 37846

F7BX/830 3000 82 425 10000 10 A 47 0.175 38930
F7BX/835 3500 82 425 10000 10 A 47 0.175 37659
F7BX/840 4000 82 425 10000 10 A 47 0.175 37660
F7BX/865 6500 82 425 10000 10 A 47 0.175 38984
9 167 G23 F9BX/827 2700 82 600 10000 10 A 60 0.17 37651

F9BX/830 3000 82 600 10000 10 A 60 0.17 38929
F9BX/835 3500 82 600 10000 10 A 60 0.17 37652
F9BX/840 4000 82 600 10000 10 A 60 0.17 37653
F9BX/865 6500 82 600 10000 10 A 60 0.17 38985
11 237 G23 F11BX/827 2700 82 900 10000 10 A 91 0.155 37663

F11BX/830 3000 82 900 10000 10 A 91 0.155 38928
F11BX/835 3500 82 900 10000 10 A 91 0.155 37666
F11BX/840 4000 82 900 10000 10 A 91 0.155 37664
F11BX/865 6500 82 900 10000 10 A 91 0.155 38986
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Biax™ – Plug-In
Biax™ S/E – 4 pin External Starter Required
5 92 2G7 F5BX/827/4P 2700 82 265 10000 10 B 35 0.18 37714

F5BX/840/4P 4000 82 265 10000 10 B 35 0.18 37715
7 121 2G7 F7BX/827/4P 2700 82 425 10000 10 A 47 0.175 37658

F7BX/840/4P 4000 82 425 10000 10 A 47 0.175 37716
9 151 2G7 F9BX/827/4P 2700 82 600 10000 10 A 60 0.17 91264

F9BX/840/4P 4000 82 600 10000 10 A 60 0.17 37711
11 222 2G7 F11BX/827/4P 2700 82 900 10000 10 A 91 0.155 91261

F11BX/840/4P 4000 82 900 10000 10 A 91 0.155 37713
F11BX/865/4P 6500 82 900 10000 10 A 91 0.155 12603
Biax™ D – 2 pin Internal Starter

10 108.5 G24d-1 F10DBX/827 2700 82 600 10000 10 B 64 0.19 12872
F10DBX/830 3000 82 600 10000 10 B 64 0.19 12874
F10DBX/835 3500 82 600 10000 10 B 64 0.19 12875
F10DBX/840 4000 82 600 10000 10 B 64 0.19 12876
F10DBX/865 6500 82 600 10000 10 B 64 0.19 12997
13 133 G24d-1 F13DBX/827 2700 82 900 10000 10 A 91 0.175 18557

F13DBX/830 3000 82 900 10000 10 A 91 0.175 12956
F13DBX/835 3500 82 900 10000 10 A 91 0.175 18559
F13DBX/840 4000 82 900 10000 10 A 91 0.175 20532
F13DBX/865 6500 82 900 10000 10 A 91 0.175 13015
18 154 G24d-2 F18DBX/827 2700 82 1200 10000 10 B 100 0.22 12860

F18DBX/830 3000 82 1200 10000 10 B 100 0.22 12861
F18DBX/835 3500 82 1200 10000 10 B 100 0.22 12863
F18DBX/840 4000 82 1200 10000 10 B 100 0.22 12864
F18DBX/865 6500 82 1200 10000 10 B 100 0.22 13017
26 169.5 G24d-3 F26DBX/827 2700 82 1710 10000 10 B 105 0.325 35250

F26DBX/830 3000 82 1710 10000 10 B 105 0.325 35237
F26DBX/835 3500 82 1710 10000 10 B 105 0.325 35251
F26DBX/840 4000 82 1710 10000 10 B 105 0.325 35252
F26DBX/865 6500 82 1710 10000 10 B 105 0.325 35305
Biax™ D/E – 4 pin External Starter Required

10 101 G24q-1 F10DBX/827/4P 2700 82 600 12000 10 B 64 0.19 30031
F10DBX/830/4P 3000 82 600 12000 10 B 64 0.19 12877
F10DBX/835/4P 3500 82 600 12000 10 B 64 0.19 30032
F10DBX/840/4P 4000 82 600 12000 10 B 64 0.19 30034
13 125.5 G24q-1 F13DBX/827/4P 2700 82 900 12000 10 A 91 0.175 30035

F13DBX/830/4P 3000 82 900 12000 10 A 91 0.175 10580
F13DBX/835/4P 3500 82 900 12000 10 A 91 0.175 30037
F13DBX/840/4P 4000 82 900 12000 10 A 91 0.175 30038
18 146.5 G24q-2 F18DBX/827/4P 2700 82 1200 12000 10 B 100 0.22 12865

F18DBX/830/4P 3000 82 1200 12000 10 B 100 0.22 12866
F18DBX/835/4P 3500 82 1200 12000 10 B 100 0.22 12869
F18DBX/840/4P 4000 82 1200 12000 10 B 100 0.22 12870
26 162 G24q-3 F26DBX/827/4P 2700 82 1710 12000 10 B 105 0.325 35247

F26DBX/830/4P 3000 82 1710 12000 10 B 105 0.325 35235
F26DBX/835/4P 3500 82 1710 12000 10 B 105 0.325 35248
F26DBX/840/4P 4000 82 1710 12000 10 B 105 0.325 35236
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Biax™ – Plug-In
Biax™ T-2 pin with Amalgam Internal Starter
Watts Length Cap Product Initial Rated Average Pack EE Volts I (A) Product
mm Description CCT KCRI Ra lumens Life Hours Qty Class Code
13 115.5 GX24d-1 F13TBX/827/A 2700 82 900 10000 10 A 91 0.175 35940

F13TBX/830/A 3000 82 900 10000 10 A 91 0.175 35966
F13TBX/835/A 3500 82 900 10000 10 A 91 0.175 35943
F13TBX/840/A 4000 82 900 10000 10 A 91 0.175 35941
18 130 GX24d-2 F18TBX/827/A 2700 82 1200 10000 10 B 100 0.22 35945

F18TBX/830/A 3000 82 1200 10000 10 B 100 0.22 35944
F18TBX/835/A 3500 82 1200 10000 10 B 100 0.22 35937
F18TBX/840/A 4000 82 1200 10000 10 B 100 0.22 35939
F18TBX/865/A 6500 82 1200 10000 10 B 100 0.22 35938
26 140 GX24d-3 F26TBX/827/A 2700 82 1710 10000 10 B 105 0.325 35959

F26TBX/830 /A 3000 82 1710 10000 10 B 105 0.325 35952
F26TBX/835/A 3500 82 1710 10000 10 B 105 0.325 35963
F26TBX/840/A 4000 82 1710 10000 10 B 105 0.325 35964
F26TBX/865/A 6500 82 1710 10000 10 B 105 0.325 35965
Biax™ T/E – 4 pin with Amalgam External Starter Required

13 108 GX24q-1 F13TBX/827/A/4P 2700 82 900 12000 10 A 91 0.175 34391
F13TBX/830/A/4P 3000 82 900 12000 10 A 91 0.175 34395
F13TBX/835/A/4P 3500 82 900 12000 10 A 91 0.175 34400
F13TBX/840/A/4P 4000 82 900 12000 10 A 91 0.175 34387
18 122.5 GX24q-2 F18TBX/827/A/4P 2700 82 1200 12000 10 B 100 0.22 34392

F18TBX/830/A/4P 3000 82 1200 12000 10 B 100 0.22 34396
F18TBX/835/A/4P 3500 82 1200 12000 10 B 100 0.22 34405
F18TBX/840/A/4P 4000 82 1200 12000 10 B 100 0.22 34385
26 133.5 GX24q-3 F26TBX/827/A/4P 2700 82 1710 12000 10 B 105 0.325 34393

F26TBX/830/A/4P 3000 82 1710 12000 10 B 105 0.325 34397
F26TBX/835/A/4P 3500 82 1710 12000 10 B 105 0.325 34406
F26TBX/840/A/4P 4000 82 1710 12000 10 B 105 0.325 34381
32 141.5 GX24q-3 F32TBX/827/A/4P 2700 82 2200 12000 10 B 100 0.32 39377

F32TBX/830/A/4P 3000 82 2200 12000 10 B 100 0.32 39378
F32TBX/835/A/4P 3500 82 2200 12000 10 B 100 0.32 39379
F32TBX/840/A/4P 4000 82 2200 12000 10 B 100 0.32 39380
42 163.5 GX24q-4 F42TBX/827/A/4P/EOL 2700 82 3200 12000 10 B 135 0.32 46312

F42TBX/830/A/4P/EOL 3000 82 3200 12000 10 B 135 0.32 46313
F42TBX/835/A/4P/EOL 3500 82 3200 12000 10 B 135 0.32 46314
F42TBX/840/A/4P/EOL 4000 82 3200 12000 10 B 135 0.32 46315
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Biax™ – Plug-In
New CFL BiaxTM Plug-in LongLast Range

Outstanding reliability with 20,000 hours life!
GE’s new CFL BiaxTM Plug-in LongLast range was

designed to further improve reliability and drastically
increase life performance without compromising on
other key features of the product, such as initial
lumen or lumen maintenance.
GE’s enhanced line of plug-in products includes tech-
nical improvements to BiaxTM lamps, where the lamp
life has been increased by 66% to 20,000 hours mak-
ing GE the industry leader in LongLast Plug-in lamps!*
The Triple BiaxTM base is changed from round to
hexagonal shape, to better fit a wide array of
fixtures and applications.
These lamps provide a way to achieve even greater
savings with CFLs. By providing extra long life, this
industry-leading product lowers maintenance costs.
* 20000h life with 11 hour on / 1 hour off burning
cycle with high frequency ballast
Long life benefits

For Lighting Maintenance Contractors, Wholesalers
and Lighting Specialists
• better service life – less maintenance cost
• cost saving because of the WEEE fee
• utilize long-life feature in mixed applications Hex base benefits
(e.g. with LFL) For OEMs, Contractors and Consulting Engineers
• longer life lamps are easier to get specified • hex base for twin applications in downlighters
Application Overall benefits

• Extremely long and reliable product life – up to 20,000 hours
GE’s CFL BiaxTM Plug-in LongLast range is an ideal choice for
• Complete product range – 13, 18, 26, 36, 42W, 57W and 70W
applications with high maintenance costs:
• Excellent lumen maintenance
• Store lighting
• Environmental friendly product – RoHS compliant
• Shops, offices
• Can be used on existing control gears and fixtures
• Entrances, reception areas
100
90
Survivals in %
80
LongLast range on
70 HF electronic gear
(11hrs On/1hr Off)
60
50
0 4000 8000 12000 16000 20000
Operating hours
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Biax™ – Plug-In
Biax™ D/E – 4-pin LongLast
mm Description lumens Life Qty Class Code
10 101.0 G24q-1 F10DBX/827/4P/LL 2700 82 600 20000* 10 A 51 0.190 45061

10 101.0 G24q-1 F10DBX/830/4P/LL 3000 82 600 20000* 10 A 51 0.190 45069
10 101.0 G24q-1 F10DBX/835/4P/LL 3500 82 600 20000* 10 A 51 0.190 45068
10 101.0 G24q-1 F10DBX/840/4P/LL 4000 82 600 20000* 10 A 51 0.190 45067
10 101.0 G24q-1 F10DBX/865/4P/LL 6500 82 600 20000* 10 A 51 0.190 45150
13 125.5 G24q-1 F13DBX/827/4P/L 2700 82 900 20000* 10 A 77 0.165 45146
13 125.5 G24q-1 F13DBX/830/4P/LL 3000 82 900 20000* 10 A 77 0.165 45138
13 125.5 G24q-1 F13DBX/835/4P/LL 3500 82 900 20000* 10 A 77 0.165 45118
13 125.5 G24q-1 F13DBX/840/4P/LL 4000 82 900 20000* 10 A 77 0.165 45117
13 125.5 G24q-1 F13DBX/850/4P/LL 5000 82 900 20000* 10 A 77 0.165 45115
13 125.5 G24q-1 F13DBX/865/4P/LL 6500 82 900 20000* 10 A 77 0.165 45107
18 146.5 G24q-2 F18DBX/827/4P/LL 2700 82 1200 20000* 10 A 80 0.210 45096
18 146.5 G24q-2 F18DBX/830/4P/LL 3000 82 1200 20000* 10 A 80 0.210 45095
18 146.5 G24q-2 F18DBX/835/4P/LL 3500 82 1200 20000* 10 A 80 0.210 45090
18 146.5 G24q-2 F18DBX/840/4P/LL 4000 82 1200 20000* 10 A 80 0.210 45089
18 146.5 G24q-2 F18DBX/865/4P/LL 6500 82 1200 20000* 10 A 80 0.210 45088
26 162.0 G24q-3 F26DBX/827/4P/LL 2700 82 1710 20000* 10 A 80 0.300 45086
26 162.0 G24q-3 F26DBX/830/4P/LL 3000 82 1710 20000* 10 A 80 0.300 45081
26 162.0 G24q-3 F26DBX/835/4P/L 3500 82 1710 20000* 10 A 80 0.300 45076
26 162.0 G24q-3 F26DBX/840/4P/LL 4000 82 1710 20000* 10 A 80 0.300 45072
26 162.0 G24q-3 F26DBX/865/4P/LL 6500 82 1710 20000* 10 A 80 0.300 45070
*20000h life with 11 hour on / 1 hour off burning cycle with high frequency ballast
Biax™ T/E – 4-pin LongLast

13 106.2 GX24q-1 F13TBX/827/4P/LL 2700 82 900/810** 20000* 10 A 77 0.165 43913

13 106.2 GX24q-1 F13TBX/827/A/4P/LL 2700 82 900 20000* 10 A 77 0.165 45801
13 106.2 GX24q-1 F13TBX/830/A/4P/LL 2700 82 900 20000* 10 A 77 0.165 45802
13 106.2 GX24q-1 F13TBX/835/A/4P/LL 2700 82 900 20000* 10 A 77 0.165 45804
13 106.2 GX24q-1 F13TBX/840/A/4P/LL 2700 82 900 20000* 10 A 77 0.165 45805
13 106.2 GX24q-1 F13TBX/850/A/4P/LL 2700 82 900 20000* 10 A 77 0.165 45806
18 120.7 GX24q-2 F18TBX/827/A/4P/LL 2700 82 1200 20000* 10 A 80 0.210 43914
18 120.7 GX24q-2 F18TBX/830/A/4P/LL 3000 82 1200 20000* 10 A 80 0.210 43915
18 120.7 GX24q-2 F18TBX/835/A/4P/LL 3500 82 1200 20000* 10 A 80 0.210 43916
18 120.7 GX24q-2 F18TBX/840/A/4P/LL 4000 82 1200 20000* 10 A 80 0.210 43919
18 120.7 GX24q-2 F18TBX/850/A/4P/LL 2700 82 1200 20000* 10 A 80 0.210 43920
26 130.7 GX24q-3 F26TBX/827/A/4P/LL 2700 82 1710 20000* 10 A 80 0.300 43922
26 130.7 GX24q-3 F26TBX/830/A/4P/LL 3000 82 1710 20000* 10 A 80 0.300 43923
26 130.7 GX24q-3 F26TBX/835/A/4P/LL 3500 82 1710 20000* 10 A 80 0.300 43924
26 130.7 GX24q-3 F26TBX/840/A/4P/LL 4000 82 1710 20000* 10 A 80 0.300 43925
26 130.7 GX24q-3 F26TBX/850/A/4P/LL 2700 82 1710 20000* 10 A 80 0.300 43926
32 138.7 GX24q-3 F32TBX/827/A/4P/LL 2700 82 2200 20000* 10 A 100 0.320 43927
32 138.7 GX24q-3 F32TBX/830/A/4P/LL 3000 82 2200 20000* 10 A 100 0.320 43928
32 138.7 GX24q-3 F32TBX/835/A/4P/LL 3500 82 2200 20000* 10 A 100 0.320 43929
32 138.7 GX24q-3 F32TBX/840/A/4P/LL 4000 82 2200 20000* 10 A 100 0.320 43930
32 138.7 GX24q-3 F32TBX/850/A/4P/LL 5000 82 2200 20000* 10 A 100 0.320 43931
42 163.2 GX24q-4 F42TBX/827/A/4P/LL 2700 82 3200 20000* 10 A 135 0.320 43932
42 163.2 GX24q-4 F42TBX/830/A/4P/LL 3000 82 3200 20000* 10 A 135 0.320 43933
42 163.2 GX24q-4 F42TBX/835/A/4P/LL 3500 82 3200 20000* 10 A 135 0.320 43934
42 163.2 GX24q-4 F42TBX/840/A/4P/LL 4000 82 3200 20000* 10 A 135 0.320 43935
42 163.2 GX24q-4 F42TBX/850/A/4P/LL 5000 82 3200 20000* 10 A 135 0.320 43936
* 20000h life with 11 hour on / 1 hour off burning cycle with high frequency ballast,
** 900/810 – Base Up/Base Down
Biax™ Q/E – 4-pin LongLast

57 181 GX24q-5 F57QBX/827/A/4P/LL 2700 82 4300 20000* 10 A 155 0.32 45213

57 181 GX24q-5 F57QBX/830/A/4P/LL 3000 82 4300 20000* 10 A 155 0.32 45204
57 181 GX24q-5 F57QBX/835/A/4P/LL 3500 82 4300 20000* 10 A 155 0.32 45202
57 181 GX24q-5 F57QBX/840/A/4P/LL 4000 82 4300 20000* 10 A 155 0.32 45201
57 181 GX24q-5 F57QBX/850/A/4P/LL 5000 82 4300 20000* 10 A 155 0.32 45195
70 208 GX24q-6 F70QBX/827/A/4P/LL 2700 82 5200 20000* 10 A 199 0.32 45186
70 208 GX24q-6 F70QBX/830/A/4P/LL 3000 82 5200 20000* 10 A 199 0.32 45208
70 208 GX24q-6 F70QBX/835/A/4P/LL 3500 82 5200 20000* 10 A 199 0.32 45219
70 208 GX24q-6 F70QBX/840/A/4P/LL 4000 82 5200 20000* 10 A 199 0.32 45218
70 208 GX24q-6 F70QBX/850/A/4P/LL 5000 82 5200 20000* 10 A 199 0.32 45215
* 20000h life with 11 hour on / 1 hour off burning cycle
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Biax™ – Plug-In
Biax™ Q/E Electronic Ballast
Nr of Lamp Volts Product Initial Lamp Lamp System System Colour Input Pack Product
Lamps Watts Description Lumens Power Efficacy Power Efficacy Rendering Current Qty Code
W lm W lm/W W lm/W Ra A
1 57 220-240 BLS/E/1x57-70W/QBX 4300 56.0 77 60.5 71 82 0.28 0.25 12 13248
1 70 220-240 BLS/E/1x57-70W/QBX 5200 70.0 74 75.5 69 82 0.35 0.31 12 13248
* 20000h life with 11 hour on / 1 hour off burning cycle
Biax™ 2D – 2 pin Internal Starter

10 95 GR10 F10W/2D/827/4P 2700 82 650 8000 20 B 72 0.180 88105

10 95 GR10 F10W/2D/835/4P 3500 82 650 8000 20 B 72 0.180 88106
16 138x142 GR8 F162D/827 2700 82 1050 15000 20 A 103 0.195 41744
F162D/835 3500 82 1050 15000 20 A 103 0.195 41745
F162D/860 6000 82 1050 15000 20 A 103 0.195 41749
Starcoat™ 2D™ T5 – 2 pin Internal Starter

28 204 GR8 F282DT5/827 2700 82 2250 15000 20 A 115 0.32 10546
Biax™ 2D™/E – 4 pin External Starter Required

16 141 GR10q F162D/827/4P 2700 82 1050 15000 20 B 103 0.195 41746

F162D/835/4P 3500 82 1050 15000 20 B 103 0.195 41747
21 142 GR10q F212D/827/4P 2700 82 1350 15000 20 B 102 0.26 41794

F212D/835/4P 3500 82 1350 15000 20 B 102 0.26 41806
F212D/860/4P 6000 82 1350 15000 20 B 102 0.26 41808
28 204 GR10q F282DT5/827/4P 2700 82 1350 15000 20 A 115 0.32 10547

F282DT5/835/4P 3500 82 2250 15000 20 A 115 0.32 10567
F282DT5/840/4P 4000 82 2250 15000 20 A 115 0.32 10548
38 204 GR10q F382DT5/827/4P 2700 82 3000 15000 20 B 117 0.41 10550

F382DT5/835/4P 3500 82 3000 15000 20 B 117 0.41 10566
55 206 GRY10q-3 F552D/827/A/4P 2700 82 3900 15000 20 B 78 0.7 37523

F552D/835/A/4P 3500 82 3900 15000 20 B 78 0.7 37528
Biax™ 2D™ – with Integral Control Gear Operates on 230/240 Volts

Watts Length Cap Product CCT K CRI Ra Initial Rated Average Pack EE Tube Diameter Width Product
mm Description lumens Life Hours Qty Class mm Code
18 141 GRZ 10d FLE18W2D/827/GR10 2700 82 1150 10000 10 A T4-13 137 18122
FLE18W2D/830/GR10 3000 82 1150 10000 10 A T4-13 137 18121
FLE18W2D/835/GR10 3500 82 1150 10000 10 A T4-13 137 18123
FLE18W2D/840/GR10 4000 82 1150 10000 10 A T4-13 137 18120
30 206 GRZ 10t FLE30W2D/827/GR10 2700 82 2050 10000 48 A T6-18.5 202 92596
FLE30W2D/835/GR10 3500 82 2050 10000 48 A T6-18.5 202 92598
FLE30W2D/840/GR10 4000 82 2050 10000 48 A T6-18.5 202 92599
* Under consideration with IEC
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Electronic Biax™
Electronic Biax™ Extra Mini
Electronic Biax™
Elegance
GE Electronic Biax™ lamps offer

up to 80% energy savings
compared to equivalent
incandescent lamps and last
up to 15 times longer.
Electronic Biax™ Extra Mini

Watts Volts Length Cap Product CCT K CRI Ra Initial Rated Average Pack EE Tube Diameter Tube Diameter Product
mm Description lumens Life Hours Qty Class mm number Code
9 220/240 116 E14 FLE9TBX/XM/827 E14 2700 82 480 15000 10 A T3-9.5 6 42 43342
FLE9TBX/XM/840 E14 4000 82 480 15000 10 A T3-9.5 6 42 43345
FLE9TBX/XM/865 E14 6500 82 480 15000 10 A T3-9.5 6 42 43349
115 E27 FLE9TBX/XM/827 E27 2700 82 480 15000 10 A T3-9.5 6 42 43343
FLE9TBX/XM/840 E27 4000 82 480 15000 10 A T3-9.5 6 42 43346
FLE9TBX/XM/865 E27 6500 82 480 15000 10 A T3-9.5 6 42 43350
114 B22 FLE9TBX/XM/827 B22 2700 82 480 15000 10 A T3-9.5 6 42 10611
FLE9TBX/XM/840 B22 4000 82 480 15000 10 A T3-9.5 6 42 10614
FLE9TBX/XM/865 B22 6500 82 480 15000 10 A T3-9.5 6 42 10617
11 220/240 116 E14 FLE11TBX/XM/827 E14 2700 82 600 15000 10 A T3-9.5 6 42 43352
FLE11TBX/XM/840 E14 4000 82 600 15000 10 A T3-9.5 6 42 43355
FLE11TBX/XM/865 E14 6500 82 600 15000 10 A T3-9.5 6 42 43360
115 E27 FLE11TBX/XM/827 E27 2700 82 600 15000 10 A T3-9.5 6 42 43353
FLE11TBX/XM/840 E27 4000 82 600 15000 10 A T3-9.5 6 42 43356
FLE11TBX/XM/865 E27 6500 82 600 15000 10 A T3-9.5 6 42 43361
114 B22 FLE11TBX/XM/827 B22 2700 82 600 15000 10 A T3-9.5 6 42 10620
FLE11TBX/XM/840 B22 4000 82 600 15000 10 A T3-9.5 6 42 10623
FLE11TBX/XM/865 B22 6500 82 600 15000 10 A T3-9.5 6 42 10626
15 220/240 128 E27 FLE15TBX/XM/827 E27 2700 82 900 15000 10 A T3-9.5 6 42 43364
FLE15TBX/XM/840 E27 4000 82 900 15000 10 A T3-9.5 6 42 43366
FLE15TBX/XM/865 E27 6500 82 900 15000 10 A T3-9.5 6 42 43368
127 B22 FLE15TBX/XM/827 B22 2700 82 900 15000 10 A T3-9.5 6 42 10631
FLE15TBX/XM/840 B22 4000 82 900 15000 10 A T3-9.5 6 42 10633
FLE15TBX/XM/865 B22 6500 82 900 15000 10 A T3-9.5 6 42 10636
20 220/240 143 E27 FLE20TBX/XM/827 E27 2700 82 1200 15000 10 A T3-9.5 6 42 43370
FLE20TBX/XM/840 E27 4000 82 1200 15000 10 A T3-9.5 6 42 43338
FLE20TBX/XM/865 E27 6500 82 1200 15000 10 A T3-9.5 6 42 43340
142 B22 FLE20TBX/XM/827 B22 2700 82 1200 15000 10 A T3-9.5 6 42 10638
FLE20TBX/XM/840 B22 4000 82 1200 15000 10 A T3-9.5 6 42 10640
FLE20TBX/XM/865 B22 6500 82 1200 15000 10 A T3-9.5 6 42 10644
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Electronic Biax™
Extra Mini Oct Range 220/240 Volt
Watts Volts Length Cap Product CCTK CRI Initial Rated Average Pack EE Product
Description lumens Life Hours Qty Class Code
20 220/240 135 E27 FLE20QBX/XM/827 E27 220-240V BX 2700 82 1200 15000 10 A 23017
FLE20QBX/XM/840 E27 220-240V BX 4000 82 1200 15000 10 A 23018
FLE20QBX/XM/865 E27 220-240V BX 6500 82 1200 15000 10 A 23022
B22 FLE20QBX/XM/827 B22 220-240V BX 2700 82 1200 15000 10 A 23033
FLE20QBX/XM/840 B22 220-240V BX 4000 82 1200 15000 10 A 23034
FLE20QBX/XM/865 B22 220-240V BX 6500 82 1200 15000 10 A 23040
23 149 E27 FLE23QBX/XM/827 E27 220-240V BX 2700 82 1500 15000 10 A 23106
FLE23QBX/XM/840 E27 220-240V BX 4000 82 1500 15000 10 A 23107
FLE23QBX/XM/865 E27 220-240V BX 6500 82 1500 15000 10 A 23110
B22 FLE23QBX/XM/827 B22 220-240V BX 2700 82 1500 15000 10 A 23116
FLE23QBX/XM/840 B22 220-240V BX 4000 82 1500 15000 10 A 23120
FLE23QBX/XM/865 B22 220-240V BX 6500 82 1500 15000 10 A 23124
Electronic Biax™ Tech – with Amalgam

15 120/127 135.5 E27 FLE15TBX/L/827 E27 2700 82 900 12000 6 A T4-12,3 6 49 36739
FLE15TBX/L/840 E27 4000 82 900 12000 6 A T4-12,3 6 49 36746
FLE15TBX/L/865 E27 6500 82 900 12000 6 A T4-12,3 6 49 36747
220/240 135.5 E27 FLE15TBX/L/827 E27 2700 82 900 12000 6 A T4-12,3 6 49 92259
FLE15TBX/L/840 E27 4000 82 900 12000 6 A T4-12,3 6 49 92260
FLE15TBX/L/865 E27 6500 82 900 12000 6 A T4-12,3 6 49 92261
134.5 B22 FLE15TBX/L/827 B22 2700 82 900 12000 6 A T4-12,3 6 49 92250
FLE15TBX/L/840 B22 4000 82 900 12000 6 A T4-12,3 6 49 92251
FLE15TBX/L/865 B22 6500 82 900 12000 6 A T4-12,3 6 49 92252
20 120/127 150 E27 FLE20TBX/L/827 E27 2700 82 1200 12000 6 A T4-12,3 6 49 36738
FLE20TBX/L/840 E27 4000 82 1200 12000 6 A T4-12,3 6 49 36744
FLE20TBX/L/865 E27 6500 82 1200 12000 6 A T4-12,3 6 49 36745
220/240 150 E27 FLE20TBX/L/827 E27 2700 82 1200 12000 6 A T4-12,3 6 49 92267
FLE20TBX/L/840 E27 4000 82 1200 12000 6 A T4-12,3 6 49 92268
FLE20TBX/L/865 E27 6500 82 1200 12000 6 A T4-12,3 6 49 92269
149 B22 FLE20TBX/L/827 B22 2700 82 1200 12000 6 A T4-12,3 6 49 92263
FLE20TBX/L/840 B22 4000 82 1200 12000 6 A T4-12,3 6 49 92264
FLE20TBX/L/865 B22 6500 82 1200 12000 6 A T4-12,3 6 49 92265
24 120/127 146 E27 FLE24QBX/A/827 E27 2700 82 1520 12000 6 A T4-12,3 8 58 36741
FLE24QBX/A/840 E27 4000 82 1520 12000 6 A T4-12,3 8 58 36742
FLE24QBX/A/865 E27 6500 82 1520 12000 6 A T4-12,3 8 58 36743
28 120/127 150 E27 FLE28QBX/A/827 E27 2700 82 1750 12000 6 A T4-12,3 8 58 39359
FLE28QBX/A/865 E27 6500 82 1750 12000 6 A T4-12,3 8 58 39365
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Electronic Biax™
Electronic Biax™ ECO
9 220/240 138 E14 FLE9DBX/827/E14 2700 82 490 6000 10 A T4-12 4 46 27934

FLE9DBX/865/E14 6500 82 450 6000 10 A T4-12 4 46 27517
138 E27 FLE9DBX/827/E27 2700 82 490 6000 10 A T4-12 4 46 27940
FLE9DBX/840/E27 4000 82 480 6000 10 A T4-12 4 46 27512
FLE9DBX/865/E27 6500 82 450 6000 10 A T4-12 4 46 27514
137 B22 FLE9DBX/827/B22 2700 82 490 6000 10 A T4-12 4 46 27941
FLE9DBX/865/B22 6500 82 450 6000 10 A T4-12 4 46 27519
11 220/240 149 E14 FLE11DBX/827/E14 2700 82 610 6000 10 A T4-12 46 27946

FLE11DBX/865/E14 6500 82 580 6000 10 A T4-12 4 46 27531
149 E27 FLE11DBX/827/E27 2700 82 610 6000 10 A T4-12 4 46 27947
FLE11DBX/840/E27 4000 82 600 6000 10 A T4-12 4 46 27527
FLE11DBX/865/E27 6500 82 580 6000 10 A T4-12 4 46 27528
148 B22 FLE11DBX/827/B22 2700 82 610 6000 10 A T4-12 4 46 27949
FLE11DBX/865/B22 6500 82 580 6000 10 A T4-12 4 46 27534
15 220/240 140.5 E27 FLE15TBXSP/827/E27 2700 82 900 6000 10 A T4-12.3 6 52 13328

FLE15TBXSP/840/E27 4000 82 900 6000 10 A T4-12.3 6 52 13329
FLE15TBXSP/865/E27 6500 82 900 6000 10 A T4-12.3 6 52 13330
139.5 B22 FLE15TBXSP/827/B22 2700 82 900 6000 10 A T4-12.3 6 52 13332
FLE15TBXSP/840/B22 4000 82 900 6000 10 A T4-12.3 6 52 13333
FLE15TBXSP/865/B22 6500 82 900 6000 10 A T4-12.3 6 52 13334
20 220/240 155 E27 FLE20TBXSP/827/E27 2700 82 1200 6000 10 A T4-12.3 6 52 13336

FLE20TBXSP/840/E27 4000 82 1200 6000 10 A T4-12.3 6 52 13337
FLE20TBXSP/865/E27 6500 82 1200 6000 10 A T4-12.3 6 52 13342
154 B22 FLE20TBXSP/827/B22 2700 82 1200 6000 10 A T4-12.3 6 52 13344
FLE20TBXSP/840/B22 4000 82 1200 6000 10 A T4-12.3 6 52 13349
FLE20TBXSP/865/B22 6500 82 1200 6000 10 A T4-12.3 6 52 13350
23 220/240 165 E27 FLE23TBXSP/827/E27 2700 82 1500 6000 10 A T4-12.3 6 52 13354

FLE23TBXSP/840/E27 4000 82 1500 6000 10 A T4-12.3 6 52 13355
FLE23TBXSP/865/E27 6500 82 1500 6000 10 A T4-12.3 6 52 13356
164 B22 FLE23TBXSP/827/B22 2700 82 1500 6000 10 A T4-12.3 6 52 13358
FLE23TBXSP/840/B22 4000 82 1500 6000 10 A T4-12.3 6 52 13359
FLE23TBXSP/865/B22 6500 82 1500 6000 10 A T4-12.3 6 52 13361
Mini ECO
9 220/240 117 E27 FLE9TBX/T3/827/E27 2700 82 405 6000 10 A T3-9.5 6 46 40829

220/240 116 B22d FLE9TBX/T3/827/B22 2700 82 405 6000 10 A T3-9.5 6 46 40517
220/240 117 E14 FLE9TBX/T3/827/E14 2700 82 405 6000 10 A T3-9.5 6 46 40828
220/240 117 E27 FLE9TBX/T3/840/E27 4000 82 405 6000 10 A T3-9.5 6 46 40833
220/240 117 E27 FLE9TBX/T3/865/E27 6500 82 405 6000 10 A T3-9.5 6 46 40631
220/240 116 B22d FLE9TBX/T3/865/B22 6500 82 405 6000 10 A T3-9.5 6 46 40639
220/240 117 E27 FLE9TBX/T3/865/E14 6500 82 405 6000 10 A T3-9.5 6 46 40638
11 220/240 126 E27 FLE11TBX/T3/827/E27 2700 82 580 6000 10 A T3-9.5 6 46 40837

220/240 125 B22d FLE11TBX/T3/827/B22 2700 82 580 6000 10 A T3-9.5 6 46 40573
220/240 126 E14 FLE11TBX/T3/827/E14 2700 82 580 6000 10 A T3-9.5 6 46 40831
220/240 126 E27 FLE11TBX/T3/840/E27 4000 82 580 6000 10 A T3-9.5 6 46 40839
220/240 126 E27 FLE11TBX/T3/865/E27 6500 82 580 6000 10 A T3-9.5 6 46 40645
220/240 125 B22d FLE11TBX/T3/865/B22 6500 82 580 6000 10 A T3-9.5 6 46 40649
220/240 126 E14 FLE11TBX/T3/865/E14 6500 82 580 6000 10 A T3-9.5 6 46 40646
15 220/240 128.5 E27 FLE15TBX/ME/827/E27 2700 82 800 6000 10 A T3-9.5 6 45 41981

220/240 127.5 B22d FLE15TBX/ME/827/B22 2700 82 800 6000 10 A T3-9.5 6 45 42730
220/240 128.5 E27 FLE15TBX/ME/840/E27 4000 82 800 6000 10 A T3-9.5 6 45 43085
220/240 127.5 B22d FLE15TBX/ME/840/B22 4000 82 800 6000 10 A T3-9.5 6 45 43087
220/240 128.5 E27 FLE15TBX/ME/865/E27 6500 82 800 6000 10 A T3-9.5 6 45 43086
220/240 127.5 B22d FLE15TBX/ME/865/B22 6500 82 800 6000 10 A T3-9.5 6 45 43088
20 220/240 143.5 E27 FLE20TBX/ME/827/E27 2700 82 1152 6000 10 A T3-9.5 6 45 41996

220/240 142.5 B22d FLE20TBX/ME/827/B22 2700 82 1152 6000 10 A T3-9.5 6 45 42734
220/240 143.5 E27 FLE20TBX/ME/840/E27 4000 82 1152 6000 10 A T3-9.5 6 45 43089
220/240 142.5 B22d FLE20TBX/ME/840/B22 4000 82 1152 6000 10 A T3-9.5 6 45 43091
220/240 143.5 E27 FLE20TBX/ME/865/E27 6500 82 1152 6000 10 A T3-9.5 6 45 43090
220/240 142.5 B22d FLE20TBX/ME/865/B22 6500 82 1152 6000 10 A T3-9.5 6 45 43092
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Electronic Biax™
Electronic Biax™ Start
9 220/240 138 E14 FLE9DBX/827/E14 2700 82 490 3000 10 A T4-12 4 46 27926

FLE9DBX/865/E14 6500 82 450 3000 10 A T4-12 4 46 27510
138 E27 FLE9DBX/827/E27 2700 82 490 3000 10 A T4-12 4 46 27928
FLE9DBX/840/E27 4000 82 480 3000 10 A T4-12 4 46 27505
FLE9DBX/865/E27 6500 82 450 3000 10 A T4-12 4 46 27506
137 B22 FLE9DBX/827/B22 2700 82 490 3000 10 A T4-12 4 46 27931
FLE9DBX/865/B22 6500 82 450 3000 10 A T4-12 4 46 27511
11 220/240 149 E14 FLE11DBX/827/E14 2700 82 610 3000 10 A T4-12 4 46 27942
FLE11DBX/865/E14 6500 82 580 3000 10 A T4-12 4 46 27525
149 E27 FLE11DBX/827/E27 2700 82 610 3000 10 A T4-12 4 46 27943
FLE11DBX/840/E27 4000 82 600 3000 10 A T4-12 4 46 27523
FLE11DBX/865/E27 6500 82 580 3000 10 A T4-12 4 46 27524
148 B22 FLE11DBX/827/B22 2700 82 610 3000 10 A T4-12 4 46 27944
FLE11DBX/865/B22 6500 82 580 3000 10 A T4-12 4 46 27526
15 220/240 140.5 E27 FLE15TBXSP/827/E27 2700 82 900 3000 10 A T4-12.3 6 52 13366
FLE15TBXSP/840/E27 4000 82 900 3000 10 A T4-12.3 6 52 13367
FLE15TBXSP/865/E27 6500 82 900 3000 10 A T4-12.3 6 52 16838
139.5 B22 FLE15TBXSP/827/B22 2700 82 900 3000 10 A T4-12.3 6 52 16840
FLE15TBXSP/840/B22 4000 82 900 3000 10 A T4-12.3 6 52 16842
FLE15TBXSP/865/B22 6500 82 900 3000 10 A T4-12.3 6 52 16843
20 220/240 156.5 E27 FLE20TBXSP/827/E27 2700 82 1200 3000 10 A T4-12.3 6 52 16845
FLE20TBXSP/840/E27 4000 82 1200 3000 10 A T4-12.3 6 52 16846
FLE20TBXSP/865/E27 6500 82 1200 3000 10 A T4-12.3 6 52 16847
154 B22 FLE20TBXSP/827/B22 2700 82 1200 3000 10 A T4-12.3 6 52 16850
FLE20TBXSP/840/B22 4000 82 1200 3000 10 A T4-12.3 6 52 16851
FLE20TBXSP/865/B22 6500 82 1200 3000 10 A T4-12.3 6 52 16852
Electronic Biax™ Extra Mini Elegance Globe

15 152 E27 FLE15TBX/L/GG/827 E27 2700 82 750 10000 6 B – – – 92216
FLE15TBX/L/GG/840 E27 4000 82 750 10000 6 B – – – 12172
151 B22 FLE15TBX/L/GG/827 B22 2700 82 750 10000 6 B – – – 92213
20 180 E27 FLE20TBX/L/GG/827 E27 2700 82 1050 10000 6 B – – – 92220
FLE20TBX/L/GG/840 E27 4000 82 1050 10000 6 B – – – 12173
179 B22 FLE20TBX/L/GG/827 B22 2700 82 1050 10000 6 B – – – 92217
23 181 E27 FLE23QBX/A/GG/827 E27 2700 82 1250 12000 6 A – – – 92190
FLE23QBX/A/GG/840 E27 4000 82 1250 12000 6 A – – – 12174
179 B22 FLE23QBX/A/GG/827 B22 2700 82 1250 12000 6 A – – – 92189
Electronic Biax™ Elegance GLS Extra Mini

9 220/240 126 E14 FLE9TBX/XM/GLS/827 E14 2700 82 380 8000 6 B – – 60 10660

126 E27 FLE9TBX/XM/GLS/827 E27 2700 82 380 8000 6 B – – 60 10659
125 B22 FLE9TBX/XM/GLS/827 B22 2700 82 380 8000 6 B – – 60 10657
11 220/240 126 E14 FLE11TBX/XM/GLS/827 E14 2700 82 550 8000 6 A – – 60 10664
E27 FLE11TBX/XM/GLS/827 E27 2700 82 550 8000 6 A – – 60 10663
B22 FLE11TBX/XM/GLS/827 B22 2700 82 550 8000 6 A – – 60 10710
15 220/2240 139 E27 FLE15TBX/XM/GLS/827 E27 2700 82 750 8000 6 B – – 60 10666
B22 FLE15TBX/XM/GLS/827 B22 2700 82 750 8000 6 B – – 60 10714
20 220/2240 158 E27 FLE20TBX/GLS/827 E27 2700 79 1080 6000 6 B – – 60 92229
157 B22 FLE20TBX/GLS/827 B22 2700 79 1080 6000 6 B – – 60 92227
Electronic Biax™ Elegance GLS

7 E14 FLE7GLS/827 E14 220/240V 2700 82 286 6000 10 A – – – 40121

E27 FLE7GLS/827 E27 220/240V 2700 82 286 6000 10 A – – – 40130
B22 FLE7GLS/827 B22 220/240V 2700 82 286 6000 10 A – – – 40133
9 126 E14 FLE9/GLS/827 E14 220-240V 2700 82 405 6000 10 A – – – 40147
E27 FLE9/GLS/827 E27 220-240V 2700 82 405 6000 10 A – – – 40148
B22 FLE9/GLS/827 B22 220-240V 2700 82 405 6000 10 A – – – 40152
11 126 E14 FLE11/GLS/827 E14 220-240V 2700 82 580 6000 10 A – – – 40153
E27 FLE11/GLS/827 E27 220-240V 2700 82 580 6000 10 A – – – 40154
B22 FLE11/GLS/827 B22 220-240V 2700 82 580 6000 10 A – – – 40155
15 139 E27 FLE15/GLS/827 E27 220-240V 2700 82 799 6000 10 A – – – 40156
B22 FLE15/GLS/827 B22 220-240V 2700 82 799 6000 10 A – – – 40157
20 E27 FLE20/GLS/827 E27 220-240V 2700 82 1152 6000 10 A – – – 40158
B22 FLE20/GLS/827 B22 220-240V 2700 82 1152 6000 10 A – – – 40159
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Electronic Biax™
Energy Saving in Style

Stylish candle shape for versatile Direct replacement to standard Twisted to fit better – the small size
applications from chandeliers to incandescent globes for open or and decorative shape fits almost
wall-mounted fittings. semiclosed fittings. anywhere that incandescent bulbs are
currently used, from table lamps to
wall and ceiling fixtures.
Elegance Candle Elegance Globe Elegance Spiral
Classic light bulb shape offers Direct replacement to standard incandes- Available in R50 and R63, feature
traditional appearance and cent Exclusive induction technology for soft light for diffuse downlighting in
energy savings. superlong 15000 hours life. Direct replace- attractive glass reflector design.
ment for the standard incandescent R80
reflector lamp.
Elegance GLS Genura Elegance Reflector
New Elegance CFL lamps from GE

The new complete Elegance CFL range from GE now offers a wide variety of
decorative lamps to suit every taste. From representative offices, theaters,
hotels, to our own homes - now you can experience the beauty of light and
enjoy the long lasting elegance.
Electronic Elegance Decor T2 range

Watts Volts Length Cap Product CCT K CRI Ra Initial Rated Average Pack EE Product
8 220/240 103,5 E14 FLE8GLS/T2/827/E14 2700 82 360 6000 10 A 45848

8 220/240 107,5 E14 FLE8SOFT/T2/827/E14 2700 82 360 6000 10 A 45824
12 220/240 113,5 E14 FLE12GLS/T2/827/E14 2700 82 600 6000 10 A 45835
12 220/240 117,5 E14 FLE12SOFT/T2/827/ 2700 82 600 6000 10 A 45816
8 220/240 100 E27 FLE8GLS/T2/827/E27 2700 82 360 6000 10 A 45850
8 220/240 104 E27 FLE8SOFT/T2/827/E27 2700 82 600 6000 10 A 45827
12 220/240 110 E27 FLE12GLS/T2/827/E27 2700 82 600 6000 10 A 45837
12 220/240 114 E27 FLE12SOFT/T2/827/E27 2700 82 600 6000 10 A 45819
15 220/240 121 E27 FLE15GLS/T2/827/E27 2700 82 825 6000 10 A 45831
15 220/240 121 E27 FLE15SOFT/T2/827/E27 2700 82 825 6000 10 A 45810
Electronic Biax™ Extra Mini Candle

9 220/240 138 E14 FLE9TBX/XM/CDL/827 E14 2700 82 380 8000 6 B –– – 10684
E27 FLE9TBX/XM/CDL/827 E27 2700 82 380 8000 6 B –– – 10683
B22 FLE9TBX/XM/CDL/827 B22 2700 82 380 8000 6 B –– – 10682
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Electronic Biax™
Electronic Elegance Candle
5 220/240 114 E14 FLE5CDL/827 E14 220-240V 2700 48 177 6000 10 A 40160
7 220/240 130 E14 FLE7CDL/827 E14 220-240V 2700 67 286 6000 10 A 40162
9 220/240 138 E14 FLE9TBX/XM/CDL/827 E14 220-240V 2700 82 405 6000 10 A 40163
9 220/240 E27 FLE9TBX/XM/CDL/827 E27 220-240V 2700 82 405 6000 10 A 40170
9 220/240 B22 FLE9TBX/XM/CDL/827 B22 220-240V 2700 82 405 6000 10 A 40171
Electronic Elegance Reflector

7 220/240 112 E14 FLE7R50/827 E14 220-240V 2700 82 79 "6,000" 10 N/A 40206
9 220/240 114 E14 FLE7R63/827 E14 220-240V 2700 82 115 "6,000" 10 N/A 40210
9 220/240 E27 FLE7R63/827 E27 220-240V 2700 82 115 "6,000" 10 N/A 40211
11 220/240 123 E14 FLE11TBX/XM/R63/827 E14 220-240V 2700 82 280 "8,000" 6 N/A 10707
11 220/240 E27 FLE11TBX/XM/R63/827 E27 220-240V 2700 82 280 "8,000" 6 N/A 10704
11 220/240 B22 FLE11TBX/XM/R63/827 B22 220-240V 2700 82 280 "8,000" 6 N/A 10703
15 220/240 144 E27 FLE15/R95/827 E27 2700 79 550 "6,000" 6 N/A 93236
Electronic Elegance Spiral

8 220/240 99 46 E14 FLE8HLX/T2/827/E14 2700 82 460 6000 10 A 45254
8 220/240 86,5 52,5 E27 FLE8HLX/T2/827/E27 2700 82 460 6000 10 A 45251
12 220/240 112,5 53 E14 FLE12HLX/T2/827/E14 2700 82 700 6000 10 A 45267
12 220/240 100 56 E27 FLE12HLX/T2/827/E27 2700 82 700 6000 10 A 45260
15 220/240 112,5 53 E14 FLE15HLX/T2/827/E14 2700 82 950 6000 10 A 45276
15 220/240 100 53 E27 FLE15HLX/T2/827/E27 2700 82 950 6000 10 A 45271
11 220/240 120 E27 FLE11HLX/T3/827/E27 2700 82 580 6000 10 A 40438
11 220/240 B22 FLE11HLX/T3/827/B22 2700 82 580 6000 10 A 40439
20 220/240 128 E27 FLE20HLX/T3/827/E27 2700 82 1152 6000 10 A 40443
20 220/240 B22 FLE20HLX/T3/827/B22 2700 82 1152 8000 10 A 40454
Electronic Biax™ Elegance Globe

11 220/240 126 E27 FLE11TBX/XM/GG/827 E27 2700 82 550 8000 6 A 92221

11 B22 FLE11TBX/XM/GG/827 B22 2700 82 550 8000 6 A 93019
15 220/240 152 E27 FLE15TBX/L/GG/840 E27 2700 82 750 10000 6 A 12172
20 220/240 180 E27 FLE20TBX/L/GG/840 E27 2700 82 1050 10000 6 A 12173
23 220/240 181 E27 FLE23QBX/A/GG/840 E27 2700 82 1250 12000 6 A 12174
Electronic Biax™ Elegance Outdoor

15 220/240 144 E27 FLE15TBX/B/827 E27 2700 79 750 6000 10 B 93432
Electronic Biax™ Sensor

With photo sensor – lights up at dusk, turns off at dawn
15 220/240 150 E27 OT FLE15TBX/827/E27 SENZ220-240V BX1/10 45299

B22 OT FLE15TBX/827/B22 SENZ220-240V BX1/10 45301
Genura™ R80
23 220/240 129.2 E27 EFL/23W/827 R80 2700 82 1100 15000 6 A 92244

23 EFL/23W/830 R80 3000 82 1100 15000 6 A 92246
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GE Biax™ compact fluorescents come in two lamp

types – plug-in and electronic. While a majority of
the features described here apply to both lamp
types, plug in lamps require separate running gear
and the gear used can effect the lamp’s perfor-
mance characteristics.
Warm-up times colours) is slightly lower. It is this difference that may lead some
GE Biax™ lamps offer an almost instant start, but require a users to feel that the light appears dull. However, Biax™ lamps,
few minutes to reach full brightness, particularly in colder which use Polylux triphosphors, are far better at rendering
temperatures. This slight time lag may initially make the colours than most commonly available fluorescent tubes.
lamp appear dull.
Characteristics of electronic lamps
Amalgam technology Dimming of electronic retrofit lamps. As the electronic gear in the
GE amalgam dosing technology provides a more consistent base of these lamps needs a full and constant current, they can-
light output, not only through lamp life, but also in varying not be dimmed or used with other electronic switching devices.
ambient temperatures and lamp orientations.
Eliminating flicker
Using outside Biax™ lamps operate at very high frequencies thus avoiding
When Biax™ lamps are employed outdoors, they must be the annoying flicker typical of some fluorescent installations
used in enclosed fittings. The lamps will reach full bright- operating with conventional control gear.
ness when the ambient temperature around the lamp
reaches approximately 25°C. The effects of different ambient Using existing fittings
temperatures on light output for typical lamps is shown in Biax™ lamps are much lighter than many conventional
the chart Fig 1. With amalgam products, 90% of light output retrofit compact fluorescent lamps and therefore do not
is achieved between the temperatures of -10°C and +65°C. impose exceptional loads on light fittings.
Enhancing colour quality

While the colour temperature of Biax™ is similar to an equivalent
incandescent lamp (it produces the same ‘whiteness’ of light), the
colour rendering performance (its ability to accurately reproduce
Fig 1 Light output relative to ambient Lumen maintenance characteristics of

temperature Biax™ and Electronic Biax™ lamps
110 Compact fluorescent with amalgam 1200 20W

Lumen Output
100 1000 15W

% Light Output
800
90
600 11W
80 400
70 Standard compact fluorescent 0
60 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15
50 Ambient Temperature (Degrees C)
-10 0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70
Biax™ maintains an acceptable level of light output One of the characteristics of Biax™ is a very low fall
within a normal range of temperatures. off in light output over the life of the lamp.
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Radial Luminous Intensity Distribution

– Burning postion: cap up
Biax™ S • Biax™ S/E • Biax™ L BiaxTM D • BiaxTM D/E BiaxTM T • BiaxTM T/E
Horizontal
I (cd) 180°
180°
225˚ 210˚ 180˚ 150˚ 135˚ -150°
-150° 150 150° 125 150°
240˚ 60˚ 120˚
-120° 100 120° -120° 100 120°
45˚
30˚
50
255˚ 105˚
50
15˚
-90° -90° 90°
90°
270˚ 90˚
15˚
50
285˚ 30˚ 75˚ 50 60°
-60° 60° -60°
45˚ 100
100 300˚ 60˚ 60˚
30° -30° 30°
-30°
G90 315˚ 330˚ 0˚ 30˚ 45˚ 0°
0°
BiaxTM Q/E
225˚ 210˚ 180˚ 150˚ 135˚ 225˚ 210˚ 180˚ 150˚ 135˚
240˚ 60˚ 120˚ 240˚ 60˚ 120˚
45˚ 45˚
255˚ 30˚ 105˚ 255˚ 30˚ 105˚

15˚ 15˚
270˚ 90˚ 270˚ 90˚

15˚ 15˚
285˚ 30˚ 75˚ 285˚ 30˚ 75˚
45˚ 45˚
300˚ 60˚ 60˚ 300˚ 60˚ 60˚
315˚ 330˚ 0˚ 30˚ 45˚ 315˚ 330˚ 0˚ 30˚ 45˚

Horizontal Vertical
Spectral Distribution Diagrams

2700 K 3000 K
50 50
mW mW
5nm x 100lm 5nm x 100lm
40 40
30 30
20 20
10 10
0 0
400 500 600 700 nm 400 500 600 700 nm
3500 K 4000 K 6500 K

40 40 50
mW mW mW
5nm x 100lm 5nm x 100lm 5nm x 100lm
40
30 30
30
20 20
20
10 10
10
0 0 0
400 500 600 700 nm 400 500 600 700 nm 400 500 600 700 nm
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High intensity discharge lamps
GE invented mercury lamps

in 1931, high pressure
sodium lamps in 1962 and
metal halide in 1964.
GE has continually improved its HID lamp category by introducing CMH
20W first to the market. Meeting special lighting requirements, the
Lucalox PhotoSynthesis Light lamp has become available for the horticul-
ture industry to provide better growing conditions in countries where the
level of sunshine is not smooth.
The HID range falls into several categories: metal halide, sodium dis-
charge lamps divided into high-pressure and low-pressure sodium and
mercury. High intensity discharge lamps are characterised by reliability,
high efficiency and low operating costs.
Nearly all HID lamps require a ballast and starting gear. GE solved that
need and has launched a new range of electronic ballast for CMH lamps.
It comprises of a complete series of economic, high quality ballasts with
20, 35 and 70W integral and remote ballasts.
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Content
Metal Halide selector 110
ConstantColor™ CMH 116
Arcstream™ 117
Kolorarc™ 118
Multi-Vapor™ 118
Multi-Vapor™ High Output 118
Sportlight™ 119
Lucalox™ T 123
Lucalox™ E 123
Lucalox™ XO 123
Lucalox™ PSL 123
Lucalox™ TD 124
Lucalox™ RFL 124
Lucalox™ E-Z 124
Lucalox™ Elliptical Clear & Diffuse 124
Lucalox™ Superlife/Standby 124
Lucalox™ Start 124
Kolorlux Standard (MBF) 127
Kolorlux Deluxe 127
Kolorlux Dx Long Life 127
Blended Light 127
Mercury Start 127
SOX 128
SOX-Plus 128
SOX-E 128
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Selecting the right product

While all HID lamps offer outstanding efficiency and long life, there are distinct differences in performance among the four
basic types of HID lamps. The following two charts should help you to understand these differences so that you can select
the right lamp for your application.
Key performance criteria
Colour Temperature Colour Life Efficiency

Options (K) Rendering (Ra) (Hours) (LPW)
Metal Halide 3000 (WDL)

3500 (BDL)
65–93 3,500–20,000 68–105
4000 (NDL)
6000 (DL)
High Pressure Sodium 2 000 25–60 28,500–55,000 66-150
Mercury 3 500 42–52 12,000–24,000 19–63

4 000
Low Pressure Sodium 1 800 16 000 100–198
Best option Good option
Retail/Display Sports/Floodlighting High Bay/Industrial

Major applications
Commercial Interior
Pedestrian Areas
Sports Lighting
Street Lighting
Floodlighting
Warehouses
Horticulture
Highways
Industrial
High Bay
Amenity
Stadium
Security
Display
Retail
Metal Halide • • • • • • • • • • • • •
High Pressure Sodium • • • • • • • • • •
Mercury • • • • • • •
Low Pressure Sodium • • •
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Choose the appropriate one from

the wide selection of GE metal halide lamps.
• To make lamp selection easier than ever, GE has defined its metal halide range in five distinct groups – ConstantColor™CMH,
Arcstream™, Kolorarc™, Multi-vapor™ and Sportlight™.
• GE metal halide lamps with their bright, high quality white light and energy-efficiency are ideal for a wide range of applications.
• Constant colour lamp to lamp throughout life.
GE makes it easy to choose the right metal halide. Simply

select the right product family for your task and preferred bal-
last and you will pinpoint the correct lamp for perfect results.
GE’s unique 3 part arc tube Lamps operate on high pressure Lamps operate on high
design provides higher durability sodium / metal halide ballasts incor- pressure mercury ballasts with
that results in excellent reliability. porating thermal protection (to EN metal halide ignitor.
IEC 61167) with metal halide ignitors.
ConstantColor™ CMH Arcstream™ Kolorarc™
Lamps operate on Constant Lamps for sports and

Wattage Gear (CWA). floodlighting.
Multi-Vapor™ Sportlight™
High quality metal halide light is ideal for illuminating

colour critical public spaces such as shopping areas and
walkways.
Applications:
retail display lighting, decorative lighting and spotlighting
of individual features.
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The full line up of metal halide lamps

Lumen value table (CBCP for PAR/MR16)
Lamp Operating 20W 35W 70W 100W 150W
Format Position Colour: 3000K 3000K 4200K 3000K 4200K 3000K 3000K 4000K
ConstantColor CMH Ceramic Metal Halide lamps for superior colour control and operating efficiences
Super Mini 1615lm
Single Ended Mini's U 1650 lm 3400 lm 3200 lm 6200lm 6200lm
Single Ended U 1650 lm 3400 lm 4200 lm 6200lm 6300 lm 14000 lm 13000 lm
Double Ended HOR 7000 lm 7000 lm 6200 lm 14500 lm 12500 lm
MR 16 9000+
2700+
PAR20 Spot U 13000 22000 19450

PAR20 Flood 3750 7500 6950
PAR30 Spot 19800 39600 36700 43000
PAR30 Flood 4900 11000 10200 10000
Elliptical Clear U 6300 lm 9200 lm
Elliptical Diffuse U 6000 lm 8700 lm 12300 lm
Tubular Clear U 6000 lm 9200 lm 14000 lm 14500 lm
Arcstream™ Lamps operate on high pressure sodium/metal halide ballasts incorporating thermal protection with metal halide ignitor
Single Ended U 5200 lm 5200 lm 11500 lm 12000 lm
Double Ended HOR 5500 lm 5500 lm 5500 lm 12000 lm 12000 lm 12000 lm 11000 lm
Tubular Clear HOR

VBU
Elliptical Clear U
HOR
Elliptical Diffuse U
HOR
VBU
Kolorarc™ Lamps operate on high pressure mercury ballasts with metal halide ignitor
Tubular Clear HOR
VBU
Elliptical Clear HOR
VBU
Elliptical Diffuse HOR
VBU
Multi-Vapor™ Lamps operate on constant wattage gear (CWA)

Elliptical Clear U
Elliptical Diffuse U
VBU
Multi-Vapor™High Output More light, longer life

Elliptical Clear HOR
VBU
VBU
Sportlight™ For sports and floodlighting

Linear HOR
Tubular Clear HOR

Hot Restrike
Internal Ignitor
Elliptical Clear U

U
PAR 64 U
PAR 64 Hot Restrike U
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175W 250W 400W 750W 1000W 1500W 2000W

3000K 4200K 6000K 3000K 4000K 6000K 3000K 4000K 5200K 4000K 5200K 5200K 3500K 6000K
ConstantColor CMH Ceramic Metal Halide lamps for superior colour control and operating efficiences
25000 lm 23500lm 39000 lm
20000 lm 25000lm 39000 lm
Arcstream™ Lamps operate on high pressure sodium/metal halide ballasts incorporating thermal protection with metal halide ignitor
20000 lm 20000 lm
21000 lm 19000 lm 35000 lm

19000 lm
22500 lm
19500 lm 17000 lm
17000 lm
Kolorarc™ Lamps operate on high pressure mercury ballasts with metal halide ignitor
25000 lm
28000 lm
34000 lm
30500 lm
32000 lm 24000 lm
32000 lm 26000 lm
Multi-Vapor™ Lamps operate on constant wattage gear (CWA)

13600 lm 20800 lm 36000 lm 105000 lm
12900 lm 18000 lm 19800 lm 35000 lm 99800 lm

34000 lm
Multi-Vapor™High Output More light, longer life

23000 lm 40000 lm
40000 lm 38000 lm
21600 lm 37600 lm
37600 lm 37600 lm
Sportlight™ For sports and floodlighting

67000 lm 120000 lm 200000 lm
80000 lm 170000 lm
170000 lm
190000 lm 170000 lm
92000 lm
68000 lm
92000 lm
76000 lm
76000 lm
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ConstantColor™ CMH™
The light source of the future
Bright Light and Excellent Color Performance
GE's ConstantColor™ CMH™ lamps are the latest advance in a long term
lighting revolution. Ceramic Metal Halide lamps provide exceptionally
consistent colour rendition helping to highlight both texture and colour.
Concentrated brightness and excellent optical control allow maximum design
flexibility from floodlighting to area lighting.
• Lamps from 20W–400W
• Long life – up to 20,000 hours
• Consistent colour over life
• Bright light and excellent colour rendition
• High efficiency up to 100 lm/W
• Available in two colour temperatures 3000K and 4200K
• Direct replacement for High Pressure Sodium and Quartz Metal Halide lamps
to fit existing installations
• Shrouded versions available for use in open luminaires
• UV control
• Available in elliptical, tubular, linear, single ended and PAR lamp shapes and
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up to 150 watts for maximum versatility
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Natural White Light with Maximum Flexibility

A complete range of shapes, wattages and colour temperatures to match all needs
The new range of ConstantColor™ CMH lamps has been designed to provide the
best alternative for retail lighting, city beautification and decorative exterior lighting:
Colour control
• Crisp and vibrant white light
Quartz Metal Halide
• Excellent colour rendering up to 90 CRI Ra and two colours for flexible lighting
Colour Temperature (K)

solutions
• Exceptional lumen maintenance over life to ensure original lighting design quality ±300 ±150 ConstantColor™ CMH ±75K* ±200K
• Constant colour over life and uniformity lamp to lamp for consistent lighting effects
• With GE's unique 3 part arc tube, ConstantColor™ CMH lamps last for up to Quartz Metal Halide
15,000 hours with exceptional lumen maintenance for design reliability.
*70W G12 100%
• Lumen efficiency of up to 100 lm/ w gives an almost identical lumen standard as Life
High Pressure Sodium lamps meeting customer requirements in terms of

cost of lighting
Borobudur Temple
1 1
2 Robust Design
3 Fewer Parts = Fewer Seals 2
4 Lower Mortality Rate
5 3
First generation Second generation

5 part design 3 part design
GE Lighting's Six Sigma quality drive initiated a fresh
approach to the customers' requirements of delivering
significant reliability improvements. This process
determined that a 3 part design of the arc tube would
reduce potential weak points in the seals, resulting in
increased reliability.
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ConstantColor™
Choose ConstantColorTM with metal halide ballasts and ignitors
for retail display lighting, high quality exterior floodlighting and
anywhere a crisp, white light is required.
• Perfect optical control delivering a highly accurate, quality light
precisely where you want it
• Long life up to 12.000 hours Single Ended
• Excellent colour reproduction making it ideal for display lighting

• Good colour consistency throughout life, so your display main-
tains its features
Kolorarc™
Choose Kolorarc™ with mercury ballasts and metal halide
ignitors for commercial and industrial interiors, shopping malls
and floodlighting.
• High brightness – providing high illumination levels even when
installed in high ceiling areas
• High energy efficiency – offering maximum energy cost savings Tubular Clear
• Excellent colour reproduction providing more attractive lighting

environments compared to high pressure sodium and mercury
arc lamps
Multi-Vapor™
Choose high output Multi-Vapor™ lamps with constant wattage
auto-transformer (CWA) ballasts for large scale commercial and
industrial interiors, shopping malls and floodlighting.
• Extra long life – of up to 20,000 hours on CWA gear
• Warm, rich colour – that gives merchandise, furnishings and
decor added appeal Elliptical Diffuse
• High colour temperatures – to blend exceptionally well in mixed

applications with incandescent, halogen and warm white fluo-
rescent sources
Sportlight™
Choose Sportlight™ high wattage lamps for sports and floodlight-
ing. The excellent colour rendering and appearance of these lamps
makes them especially suitable where television cameras are used.
• Excellent optical control – with minimal beam spread even at
long focal lengths
• High output – providing high illumination levels even from high Tubular Clear
Hot Restrike
towers Internal Ignitor
• Excellent colour performance – accurately reproducing colours
to create more authentic and attractive floodlit environments
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Metal Halide identification

The following glossary of terms and descriptions can help you when checking metal halide lamp specifications and how to
use the order codes when ordering products. Within each product line, lamps are divided into families – within families,
lamps are listed by wattage.

Energy used. To find Colour rendering index, the higher It is important to use this code when
actual energy used (kWh) the number (1–100) the more ordering to ensure that you receive
multiply power (watts natural the lit subject appears the exact product you require
shown) x hours of use
divided by 1000 Length: Cap:
Lamp length in mm The type of cap fitted
Initial Lumens:
Light output at 100 hours
Product Description/Order code:
The lamp’s identification code
Sportlight™
Watts Operating Length Order Code Cap CCT K CRI Ra Initial Rated Pack Product
position mm lumens Average Qty Code
Life Hours
Hot Restrike
2000 HOR±60° 430 SPL2000/HR/T/H/960/E40 E40 6000 93 170000 5000 4 30104
Internal Ignitor
2000 HOR±60° 430 SPL2000/I/T/H/640/E40 E40 4000 65 190000 2000 4 33148
Lamp: Energy Efficiency Class:

Lamp typeand product Energy saving code
features CCT K:
Colour temperature – Kelvin.
Operating position: The visual warmth or coolness Rated Average Life:
Orientation of lamp of the light. The higher the The point in time when
number the whiter or cooler 50% of installed lamps
the light appears are still burning
SPL 2000 / I / T / H / 6 40 / E40
Colour Temperature:
XX: First 2 digits of
Family or Feature: Wattage Colour Rendering: temperature in Cap:
ARC: Arcstream ™ 6: Ra 60 to 69 (Group 2B) Kelvin: xx00k. E27: Fc2
CMH: ConstantColor CMH ™ 7: Ra 70 to 79 (Group 2A) Example: 43 is 4,300 K CCT E40: G38
KRC: Kolorarc ™ 8: Ra 80 to 89 (Group 1B) RX7s: E39p
MPR/MVR: Multi-Vapor ™ 9: Ra 90 to 99 (Group 1A) RX7sm: Modified RX7s
MXR: 100W – Arcstream ™ Feature: Spec: Special base
175W – Multi-Vapor ™ Missing: no feature
SPL: Sportlight ™ UVC: UV Control Operating Position:
I: Internal Ignitor Missing: TD – Horizontal;
E: Enclosed Fixture PAR – Universal
O: Open Fixture U: Universal
HR: Hot Restrike Lamp Format: H: Horizontal
TD: Double Ended VBU: Vertical Base Up
E: Elliptical Clear BU: Base Up
D: Elliptical Diffused
L: Linear
PARxx: PAR (+size)
T: Clear Tubular
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ConstantColor™
Watts Operating Length Order Code Cap CCT K CRI Ra Initial Rated Rated Pack Volts I (A) Diameter Product
position mm lumens Average Avr Qty (max) max Code
Life V Life H
Single Ended SuperMini
20 U 52 CMH20/TC/UVC/830/GU6.5 GU6.5 3000 80+ 1615 9000* 9000* 12 90 0.210 14.5 40399
Single Ended ‘Mini’s’
20 U 85 CMH20/TC/UVC/U/830/G8.5 PLUS G8.5 3000 80+ 1650 12000 12000 12 90 0.225 14.5 39858
35 U 85 CMH35/TC/UVC/U/830/G8.5 G8.5 3000 80+ 3400 10000 10000 12 90 0.5 14.5 20009
35 U 85 CMH35/TC/UVC/U/842/G8.5 G8.5 4200 85+ 3200 12000* 12000* 12 90 0.5 14.5 26348
70 U 85 CMH70/TC/UVC/U/830/G8.5 G8.5 3000 80+ 6200 9000 9000 12 90 0.98 14.5 20011
70 U 85 CMH70/TC/UVC/U/942/G8.5 G8.5 4200 90+ 6200 15000* 15000* 12 90 0.98 14.5 26349
Single Ended
20 U 88 CMH20/T/UVC/U/830/G12 PLUS G12 3000 80+ 1650 12000 12000 12 90 0.225 14.5 42708
35 U 88 CMH35/T/UVC/U/830/G12 G12 3000 80+ 3400 10000 10000 12 90 0.5 14.5 20099
35 U 88 CMH35/T/UVC/U/830/G12 PLUS G12 3000 84+ 3400 15000 15000 12 90 0.5 14.5 43272
35 U 88 CMH35/T/UVC/U/842/G12 G12 4200 85+ 3200 12000* 12000* 12 90 0.5 14.5 92141
70 U 88 CMH70/T/UVC/U/830/G12 G12 3000 80+ 6200 15000 15000 12 90 0.98 19 20005
70 U 88 CMH70/T/UVC/U/942/G12 G12 4200 90+ 6300 15000 15000 12 90 0.98 19 20013
150 U 98 CMH150/T/UVC/U/830/G12 G12 3000 80+ 14000 12000 12000 12 90 1.85 19 20012
150 U 98 CMH150/T/UVC/U/942/G12 G12 4200 90+ 13000 12000 12000 12 90 1.85 19 20014
Double Ended
35 HOR45 118 CMH35/TD/UVC/830/RX7s RX7s 3000 80+ 3400 10000* N/A 12 101 0.53 21 43278
70 HOR45 118 CMH70/TD/UVC/830/RX7s RX7s 3000 80+ 7000 15000 N/A 12 101 0.98 21 36910
70 HOR45 118 CMH70/TD/UVC/942/RX7s RX7s 4200 90+ 6200 15000 N/A 12 101 0.98 21 38698
150 HOR45 135 CMH150/TD/UVC/830/RX7s-24 RX7s-24 3000 80+ 14500 15000 N/A 12 105 1.8 27 36912
150 HOR45 135 CMH150/TD/UVC/942/RX7s-24 RX7s-24 4200 90+ 12500 15000 N/A 12 105 1.8 27 38692
MR16 Precise
20 U 54.5 CMH20/MR16/UVC/830/GX10/SP GX10 3000 80+ 9000 9000* 9000* 12 90 0.210 51 40400
20 U 54.5 CMH20/MR16/UVC/830/GX10/FL GX10 3000 80+ 2700 9000* 9000* 12 90 0.210 51 40401
20 U 54.5 CMH20/MR16/UVC/830/GX10/WFL GX10 3000 80+ 1500 9000* 9000* 12 90 0.210 51 42691
PAR 20
20 U 81.2 CMH20PAR20/UVC/830/E27/SP E27 3000 80+ 13000 7500* 7500* 15 90 0.225 63 26478
20 U 81.2 CMH35/PAR20/UVC/830/E27/FL E27 3000 80+ 3750 7500* 7500* 15 90 0.225 63 26481
35 U 81.2 CMH35/PAR20/UVC/830/E27/SP E27 3000 80+ 22000 10000 10000 15 90 0.5 67 21684
35 U 81.2 CMH35/PAR20/UVC/830/E27/FL E27 3000 80+ 7500 10000 10000 15 90 0.5 67 26685
35 U 81.2 CMH35/PAR20/UVC/942/E27/SP10 E27 4200 90+ 19450 10000 10000 15 90 0.5 67 44890
35 U 81.2 CMH35/PAR20/UVC/942/E27/FL25 E27 4200 90+ 6950 10000 10000 15 90 0.5 67 44919
PAR 30
20 U 120 CMH20PAR30/UVC/830/E27/SP10 E27 3000 80+ 19800 7500* 7500* 6 90 0.5 97 26497
20 U 120 CMH20PAR30/UVC/830/E27/FL25 E27 3000 80+ 4900 7500* 7500* 6 90 0.5 97 26518
35 U 120 CMH35/PAR30/UVC/830/E27/SP E27 3000 80+ 39600 10000 10000 6 90 0.5 97 21689
35 U 120 CMH35/PAR30/UVC/830/E27/FL E27 3000 80+ 11000 10000 10000 6 90 0.5 97 21690
35 U 120 CMH35/PAR30/UVC/942/E27/SP10 E27 4200 89 36700 10000 10000 6 90 0.5 97 44939
35 U 120 CMH35/PAR30/UVC/942/E27/FL25 E27 4200 89 10200 10000 10000 6 90 0.5 97 44942
70 U 120 CMH70/PAR30/UVC/830/E27/SP E27 3000 80+ 43000 13000 13000 6 90 0.98 97 21683
70 U 120 CMH70/PAR30/UVC/830/E27/FL E27 3000 80+ 10000 13000 13000 6 90 0.98 97 21682
Elliptical Clear
70 U 138 CMH70/E/UVC/U/830/E27/C E27 3000 80+ 6300 15000 15000 6 90 0.98 54 46189
100 U 138 CMH100/E/UVC/U/830/E27/C E27 3000 80+ 9200 15000 10000 6 100 1.1 54 46191
150 U 138 CMH150/UVC/O/U/942/E27/C E27 4200 90+ 13200 15000 15000 6 111 1.8 55 43285
Elliptical Diffuse
70 U 138 CMH70/E/UVC/U/830/E27/D E27 3000 80+ 6000 15000 15000 6 90 0.98 54 46187
70 U 138 CMH70/UVC/O/U/940/E27/D E27 4000 90+ 5900 15000 15000 6 90 0.98 54 43282
100 U 138 CMH100/E/UVC/U/830/E27/D E27 3000 80+ 8700 15000 10000 6 100 1.1 54 46194
150 U 138 CMH150/UVC/O/U/940/E27/D E27 4000 90+ 12300 15000 15000 6 111 1.8 55 43286
250 U 251 CMH250/E/UVC/U/830/E40/D E40 3000 80+ 23500 20000 20000 12 125 2.7 90 10591
400 HOR 282 C MH400/E/UVC/U/830/E40 E40 3000/ 3600** 80+ 39000 20000 20000 6 110 4.2 120 13087
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Watts Operating Length Order Code Cap CCT K CRI Ra Initial Rated Rated Pack Volts I (A) Diameter Product
position mm lumens Average Avr Qty (max) max Code
Life V Life H
Tubular Clear
70 U 156 CMH70/TT/UVC/830/E27 E27 3000 80+ 6000 15000 15000 12 105 0.96 37 38752
100 HOR 209 CMH100/TT/UVC/830/E40 E40 3000 80+ 9200 10000* 12 115 1.14 48 92478
150 U 209 CMH150/TT/UVC/830/E40 E40 3000 80+ 14000 12000 12000 12 110 1.85 48 38749
150 HOR 209 CMH150/UVC/T/U/842/E40 E40 4000 89 14500 15000* 12 115 1.8 48 21514
150 U 209 CMH150/UVC O/T/U/830/E40 E40 3000 80+ 14000 12000 12000 6 115 1.8 48 21516
150 U 209 CMH150/UVC O/T/U/942/E40 E40 4200 90+ 14000 12000 12000 6 110 1.8 48 21517
250 HOR 260 KRC250/CMH/830/T/H/E40 E40 3000 80+ 20000 20000 12 120 2.3 48 20302
250 U 260 CMH250/TT/UVC/U/830/E40 E40 3000 80+ 25000 20000 20000 12 125 2.7 48 10589
400 U 278 CMH400/TT/UVC/U/830/E40 E40 3000/ 3300** 80+ 39000 20000 20000 12 130 4.2 60 13067
* Initial life claim at launch. Testing continues to final design life.
** 3000K in horizontal burning position, 3600K in vertical burning position
ConstantColor™ CMH lamps operate on high pressure sodium ballast and metal halide ignitor, with the exception of KRC250/CMH/830/T/H/E40 type that operates on mer-
cury or metal halide ballast and metal halide ignitor.
CMH Ballasts
Watts Volts Description Mounting Weight Pack Qty Product Code
20 220-24 BLS/E/20W/CMHSMP Integral 110 g 12 42387

20 220-240 BLS/E/20W/CMH Integral 190 g 12 13032
20 220-240 BLS/E/20W/CMH/R Remote 230 g 12 13034
Arcstream™
Watts Operating Length Order Code Cap CCT K CRI Ra Initial Rated Pack Volts I (A) Diameter Product
Life H
Single Ended
70 U 90 ARC70/T/U/730/G12 G12 3000 75 5200 6000 10 N/A N/A N/A 35794
70 U 90 ARC70/T/U/842/G12 G12 4200 72 5200 6000 10 N/A N/A N/A 35795
150 U 76 ARC150/830/G12 G12 3000 80 11500 6000 10 N/A N/A 19 21053
150 U 76 ARC150/842/G12 G12 4200 80 12000 6000 10 N/A N/A 19 21054
Double Ended – UV Control

70 HOR±45° 117.6 ARC70/UVC/TD/730/Rx7s Rx7s 3000 75 5500 6000 12 95 0.95 22 34530
150 HOR±45° 135.4 ARC150/UVC/TD/732/Rx7s-24 Rx7s-24 3200 75 12000 6000 12 95 1.8 25 34527
Double Ended
150 HOR±45° 135.4 ARC150/TD/952/Rx7s-24 Rx7s-24 5200 90 11000 6000 12 110 1.8 22 93772
150 HOR±45° 135.4 ARC150/TD/952/Rx7s-24 Rx7s-24 5200 80 11000 6000 12 110 1.8 22 93772
150 HOR±45° 135.4 ARC150/UVC/AQUA/TD/865/Rx7s-24 Rx7s-24 6500 85 11000 6000 12 95 1.8 25 35284
250 HOR±45° 163 ARC250/TD/832/Fc2 Fc2 3200 80 20000 6000 12 114 3 25 30099
250 HOR±45° 163 ARC250/TD/842/Fc2 Fc2 4200 80 20000 6000 12 115 3 25 30101
Life H
Double Ended Coloured

150 HOR±45° 132 ARC150/UVC/TD/GREEN/RX7S-24 RX7S-24 Green N/A N/A 6000 12 95 1.8 25 12181
150 HOR±45° 132 ARC150/UVC/TD/BLUE/RX7S-24 RX7S-24 Blue N/A N/A 6000 12 95 1.8 25 12182
150 HOR±45° 132 ARC150/UVC/TD/ORANGE/RX7S-24 RX7S-24 Orange N/A N/A 6000 12 95 1.8 25 12183
150 HOR±45° 132 ARC150/UVC/TD/MAGENTA/RX7S-24 RX7S-24 Magenta N/A N/A 6000 12 95 1.8 25 12184
Tubular Clear
250 HOR±15° 220 ARC250/T/H/742/E40 E40 4200 70 21000 10000 10 112 2.75 46 12951
250 BU±45° 219 ARC250/T/VBU/960/E40 E40 6000 90 19000 10000 12 100 3 47 32665
250 HOR±45° 219 ARC250/T/H/960/E40 E40 6000 90 19000 10000 12 100 3 47 32664
400 HOR±15° 260 ARC400/T/H/742/E40 E40 4200 70 35000 10000 10 105 4.35 46 42369
Elliptical Clear
250 NDL 227 ARC250/E/H/645/E40 E40 4500 65 22500 14000 10 100 2.9 91 16869
Elliptical Diffuse
250 HOR±15° 227 ARC250/D/H/740/E40 E40 4000 70 19500 14000 10 100 2.9 91 16870
250 HOR±45° 219 ARC250/D/H/960/E40 E40 6000 90 17000 10000 12 100 3 90 30047
250 BU±45° 219 ARC250/D/VBU/960/E40 E40 6000 90 17000 10000 12 100 3 90 32666
Operating from suitable metal halide / high pressure sodium (HPS) ballast and metal halide ignitor. Arcstream™ lamps are only suitable for operation in fully enclosed fixtures where lens/diffuser material
must be able to contain fragments of hot quartz or glass (up to 1100 °C)
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Kolorarc™
Life H
Tubular Clear
400 HOR±45° 270 KRC400/T/H/960/E40 E40 6000 90 25000 10000 12 130 3.5 59 30052
400 BU±45° 270 KRC400/T/VBU/960/E40 E40 6000 90 28000 10000 12 130 3.5 59 30704
400 HOR±45° 270 KRC400/T/H/960/E39 E39 6000 90 25000 10000 12 130 3.5 59
Elliptical Clear
400 BU±30° 286 KRC400/E/VBU/645/E40 E40 4500 65 32000* 14000 10 135 3.5 122 16871
400 HOR±15° 286 KRC400/E/H/645/E40 E40 4500 65 32000* 14000 10 135 3.5 122 16874
400 HOR±45° 270 HgMI 400W E40 4000 30000 10000 130 3.5 130 178364
Elliptical Diffuse
400 BU±30° 286 KRC400/D/VBU/740/E40 E40 4000 70 30500* 14000 10 135 3.5 122 16872
400 HOR±15° 286 KRC400/D/H/740/E40 E40 4000 70 34000 14000 10 135 3.5 122 16875
400 BU±45° 282 KRC400/D/VBU/960/E40 E40 6000 90 26000 10000 4 130 3.5 121 10837
400 HOR±45° 281 KRC400/D/H/960/E40 E40 6000 90 24000 10000 4 130 3.5 121 10834
Operating from suitable mercury or metal halide ballast rated 3.5A and metal halide ignitor. Low loss ballast recommended for 400W 6000K (960) products – see lamp data sheet for details.
* Enhanced lumen performance operating from special "High Output" ballast rated 3.8A – see lamp data sheet for details. Kolorarc™ lamps are only
suitable for operation in fully enclosed fixtures where lens/diffuser material must be able to contain fragments of hot quartz or glass (up to 1100 °C)
Multi-Vapor™
Watts Operating Length Order Code Cap CCT CRI Initial Rated Rated Pack Volts I (A) Diameter Product Fig
Fig. 6 position mm K Ra lumens Average Average Qty Code No.
Life Hours V
Fig. 7 Elliptical Clear

250 U 216 MVR250/U/40 E40 4200 65 20800 10000 10000 6 135 2.1 89 44542 6
400* U 295 MVR400/U/40 E40 4000 65 36000 20000 20000 6 135 3.2 117 43907 7
1000* U 385 MVR1000/U/40 E40 4000 65 105000 12000 12000 6 V250 H245 4.3 178 41828 8
Fig. 8 Elliptical Diffuse

250 U 216 MVR250/C/U/40 E40 3900 70 19800 10000 10000 12 133 2.1 89 44543 2
400* U 295 MVR400/C/U/40 E40 3700 70 35000 20000 20000 6 135 3.2 117 43908 3
Fig. 1 1000* U 385 MVR1000/C/U/40 E40 3400 70 99800 12000 12000 6 V250 H245 4.3 178 41829 4
Operating from CWA control gear
Initial lumen values and Rated Average Life based on vertical orientation for Universal types. Multi-Vapor™ lamps must operated in fully enclosed fixtures except those marked
*when used VBU or VBD +/-15°.
Fig. 2 For lamps requiring enclosed fixtures, lens/diffuser material must be able to contain fragments of hot quartz or glass (up to 1100 °C)
Lamps operated in the vertical position that are not designated “Enclosed Fixtures only” lamp may be used in an open or enclosed lighting fixture depending upon the application
and operating environment.
For example, if the lamp is located near combustible material or in an area which is unoccupied for extended periods, an enclosed fixture which can contain fragments of hot quartz or glass is
recommended. For more information contact your fixture manufacturer.
Fig. 4
Multi-Vapor™ High Output

position mm lumens Average Life Qty Code
Life H
Elliptical Clear
250 HOR±15° 210 MVR250/HOR E39 4200 65 23000 15000 12 – – – 18101
400 VBU±15° 295 MVR400/VBU/40 E40 4000 65 40000 20000 6 135 3.2 117 49860
400* VBU±15° 292 MPR400/VBU/0/40 E40 3400 65 38000 20000 6 – – – 18709
Elliptical Diffuse
250 HOR±15° 210 MVR250/C/HOR E39 3600 70 21600 15000 12 – – – 18103
400 HOR±15° 292 MVR400/C/HOR E39p 4000 70 37600 20000 6 135 3.2 117 18097
400* VBU±15° 292 MPR400/C/VBU/0/40 E40 3000 70 37600 20000 6 – – – 27738
Operating from CWA control gear
Initial lumen values and Rated Average Life based on vertical orientation for Universal types. Multi-Vapor™ lamps must operated in fully enclosed fixtures except those marked *when used VBU or VBD +/-15°.
For lamps requiring enclosed fixtures, lens/diffuser material must be able to contain fragments of hot quartz or glass (up to 1100 °C)
Lamps operated in the vertical position that are not designated “Enclosed Fixtures only” lamp may be used in an open or enclosed lighting fixture depending upon the application and operating environment.
For example, if the lamp is located near combustible material or in an area which is unoccupied for extended periods, an enclosed fixture which can contain fragments of hot quartz or glass is recommended.
For more information contact your fixture manufacturer.
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Sportlight™
Life H
Linear
750 HOR±15° 256 SPL750/L/H/652/Rx7SM Rx7SM 5200 65 67000 6000 1 525 1.75 19.3 30058
2000 HOR±15° 311 SPL2000/L/H/654/spec spec. 5200 65 200000 6000 1 250 10.3 26 16922
Tubular Clear
1000 HOR±60° 340 SPL1000/T/H/960/E40 E40 6000 90 80000 8000 4 130 9.5 81 20106
2000 HOR±60° 430 SPL2000/T/H/960/E40 E40 6000 93 170000 5000 4 250 10.3 101.5 30102
3500 HOR±60° 430 SPL3500/T/H/960/E40 E40 6000 93 30000 500 4 250 18 101.5 33154
2000 HOR±75° 430 SPL2000/220/T/H/640/E40 E40 4000 65 180000 2000 – 135 16.5 101.5 178554
Tubular Clear Coloured

2000 HOR±75° 430 HgMI 2000W/220V Ga E40 Blue N/A N/A 2000 – 135 16.5 101.5 178554
Hot Restrike
2000 HOR±60° 490 SPL2000/HR/T/H/960/E40 E40 6000 93 170000 5000 4 250 10.3 101.5 178570
3500 HOR±60° 490 SPL3500/HR/T/H/960/E40 E40 6000 93 300000 500 4 250 18 101.5 33152
Internal Ignitor
2000 HOR±20° 430 SPL2000/I/T/H/635/E40 E40 3500 – 210000 5000 – 255 8.8 101.5 178633
2000 HOR±75° 430 SPL2000/I/T/H/640/E40 E40 4000 65 190000 2000 4 250 8.8 101.5 33148
2000 HOR±60° 430 SPL2000/I/T/H/960/E40 E40 6000 93 170000 5000 4 250 10.3 101.5 30103
strictly for use without starting device
Elliptical Clear
1000 U 410 SPL1000/E/U/745/E40 E40 4100 65 92000 12000 1 265 4.2 167 30054
Elliptical Diffuse
1000 U 410 SPL1000/D/U/740/E40 E40 3800 70 92000 14000 1 265 4.2 167 30055
1000 HOR±60° 380 SPL1000/D/H/960/E40 E40 6000 90 68000 8000 4 130 9.5 162 30057
2000 430 MBI2000/T E40 - 90 210000 3000 4 - - - 32104
PAR 64
1000 HOR±90° 175 CSI/PAR64/G38 G38 4000 80 76000 3500 1 77.5 14.7 205 29333
1000 HOR±90° 175 CSI/PAR64/HR/G38 G38 4000 80 76000 3500 1 77.5 14.7 205 29336
Please refer to technical catalogue/data sheet for appropriate ballast and ignitors. Sportlight™ lamps are only suitable in fully enclosed fixtures, where
fixture lens/diffuser material must be able to contain fragments of hot quartz or glass (up to 1100 ° C)
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Lucalox™ XO Photosynthesis Light Lamp (PSL)
Low operating costs, long

useful life, energy-efficient
performance
Lucalox™ T
Lucalox™ E
• High efficiency – up to 150 lumens per watt –

converting more energy into light, cutting energy and
operating costs.
• Outstanding life – up to 55,000 hours substantially
reducing lamp maintenance and replacement costs.
• Lamps that start out bright and stay that way, offering
high maintained lumens over life.
Lighting for Horticulture

Specially developed for greenhouses, the Lucalox™ PSL
offers the twin benefits of stable lumen maintenance and
a full spectrum content that promotes
photosynthesis.
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Lucalox™ Standard
The highly efficient, long-life lamp
• Ideal for streetlighting, commercial and industrial use
• Wide range of wattages and sizes
• Up to 28,500 hours life
• Highly efficient, producing 130 lumens per watt
Lucalox™ XO, PSL

The extra high output and long-life lamp
• Extra light – up to 20% more lumens
• Long life of up to 32,000 hours
• Highly efficient, producing 150 lumens per watt
• PSL is ideal for Horticulture Lighting
Lucalox™ Internal Ignitor

The efficient compact solution with built in ignitor
• Simple – luminaires only need regular HPS ballast, simpler
luminaire designs can be used
• Efficiency and long-life from a simple and versatile retrofit lamp
• Compact – enables use of small fixture lighting systems
Lucalox™ TD (Double-ended)
Lucalox™ efficiency in an ultra compact size
• Compact size – small size fits ultra compact fixtures
• Excellent optical control – delivers a concentrated
beam of light exactly where needed
• High efficiency
• Long life
Lucalox™ E-Z Lux™

Converts mercury sockets to highly efficient high
pressure sodium lighting
• Direct replacement for mercury lamps – operates on mercury ballasts
• More efficient, higher lumens than mercury – 14% energy cost
savings – 40%+ more light
Lucalox™ Superlife
Extra arc tube provides light instantly after power interruption
• “Superlife” arc tube provides light instantly after momentary
power interruption, and will increase to full output in 1–2 minutes
• Longest life – dual arc tubes provide up to 55,000 hour rated life
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High Pressure Sodium identification

The following glossary of terms and descriptions can help you when checking high pressure sodium lamp specifications and
explains how to use the order codes when ordering products. Within each product line, lamps are divided into families –
within families, lamps are listed by wattage.
Watts: Length: Cap: CRI Ra: Product Code:

Energy used. To find Lamp length in mm The type of cap fitted Colour rendering index, the higher It is important to use this code when
shown) x hours of use Product Description/Order code:
divided by 1000 The lamp’s identification code
Initial Lumens:
Lucalox™
Watt Operating Length Order Code Cap CRI Ra Initial Rated Pack Product
Life Hours
Lucalox™ T – Tubular Clear. 2000K – E

50 U 156 LU50/85/T/27 E27 25 3400 28500 25 22445
70 U 156 LU70/90/T12/27 E27 25 6000 28500 25 22452
Lamp: LU 70 / 90 / T 12 / 27 Pack Quantity:

Lamp typeand product The number of lamps in one box
features
Operating position: Product Family:

LU – LucaloxTM Rated Average Life:
Orientation of lamp Cap Description:
Wattage E27 E40 RX7s-24
are still burning
Feature: Bulb Format:
Identifies product TD: Double Ended
feature or operating E: Elliptical
voltage D: Elliptical Diffuse
T: Single Ended Tubular
RFL: Reflector
Donghai Bridge in Shanghai

installed with Standby 250W
HPS lamps
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Lucalox™
Watt Operating Length Order Code Cap CRI Initial Rated Pack Volts I (A) Diameter Product
position mm Ra* lumens Average Qty Code
Life H
Lucalox™ T – Tubular Clear. 2000K

50 U 156 LU50/85/T/27 E27 25 3400 28500 25 85 0.76 38.5 22445 E
70 U 156 LU70/90/T12/27 E27 25 6000 28500 25 90 0.98 38.5 22452
100 U 211 LU100/100/MO/T/40 E40 25 9600 28500 12 100 1.2 48 93767
150 U 211 LU150/100/40 E40 25 15000 28500 12 100 1.8 48 44244
250 U 260 LU250/T/40 E40 25 27500 28500 12 100 3 48 22453
400 U 283 LU400/T/40 E40 25 48000 28500 12 100 4.6 48 11678
1000 U 372 LU1000/110/T/40 4pk GE NEW MIH E40 25 130000 24000 4 110 10.6 67 45751
Lucalox™ E – Elliptical Diffuse. 2000K

50 U 156 LU50/85/D/27 E27 25 3300 28500 12 85 0.76 72 10794 E
70 U 156 LU70/90/D/27 E27 25 5800 28500 12 90 0.98 72 10101
100 U 211 LU100/100/MO/D/40 E40 25 9200 28500 12 100 1.2 76 93766
150 U 227 LU150/100/D/40 E40 25 14500 28500 12 100 1.8 91 44245
250 U 227 LU250/D/40 E40 25 26000 28500 12 100 3 91 44052
400 U 282 LU400/D/40 E40 25 48000 28500 6 100 4.45 122 44057
1000 U 372 LU1000/110/D/40 E40 25 120000 24000 1 110 10.3 161 30228
I – Internal Starter; E – External Starter
*Nominal, reference only
Watt Operating Length Order Code Cap CCT K CRI Ra* PAR Initial Rated Pack Volts I (A) Diameter Product
position mm mmol/sec lumens Average Qty Code
Life H
Lucalox™ XO – (Xtra Output) Tubular Clear

50 U 156 LU50/85/XO/T/27 E27 2100 25 – 4400 28500 25 85 0.76 38.5 93373 E
70 U 156 LU70/90/XO/T/27 E27 2100 25 – 6600 28500 25 90 0.98 38.5 93375
100 U 211 LU100/100/XO/T/40 E40 2100 25 – 10500 28500 12 100 1.2 48 93376
150 U 211 LU150/150/XO/T/40 E40 2100 25 – 17500 32000 12 100 1.8 48 93377
250 U 260 LU250/XO/T/40 E40 2100 25 – 33000 32000 12 100 2.95 48 93378
400 U 283 LU400/XO/T/40 E40 2100 25 – 56500 32000 12 100 4.5 48 93269
600 U 283 LU600/XO/T/40 E40 2100 25 – 90000 32000 12 115 6 48 93270
Lucalox™ XO – (Xtra Output) Elliptical Diffuse

50 U 156 LU50/85/XO/D/27 E27 2100 25 – 3600 28500 12 85 0.76 72 45696 E
70 U 156 LU70/90/XO/D/27 E27 2100 25 – 6000 28500 12 90 0.98 72 45697
100 U 186 LU100/100/XO/D/40 E40 2100 25 – 10000 28500 12 100 1.2 76 93379
150 U 227 LU150/100/XO/D/40 E40 2100 25 – 16900 32000 12 100 1.8 91 93380
250 U 227 LU250/XO/D/40 E40 2100 25 – 31200 32000 12 100 2.95 91 93381
400 U 282 LU400/XO/D/40 E40 2100 20 – 54000 32000 12 105 4.4 122 93296
Lighting For Horticulture

Lucalox™ PSL – (PhotoSynthesis Light) Tubular Clear
400 U 283 LU400 PSL/T/E40 E40/45 2100 22 725 56500 10000 12 110 4.3 48 17106 E
600 U 283 LU600 PSL/T/E40 E40/45 2100 22 1100 90000 10000 12 115 6 48 17107
750 U 293 LU750 PSL/T/E40 E40/45 2100 25 1350 112000 10000 12 115 7 51 17108
600 U 283 LU400V/600W/PSL/T/E40 E40/45 2100 22 1150 85000 10000 12 200 3.6 48 23440
750 U 293 LU400V/750W/PSL/T/E40 E40/45 2100 25 1415 104000 10000 12 205 4.4 51 23433
New Improved 400V lamps available with Bulk pack option.

LU400V/750W/PSL/T/2/E40 Bulk 1/45 43437
LU400V/750W/PSL/T/2/E40 1/12 43438
LU400V/600W/PSL/T/2/E40 Bulk 1/45 43439
LU400V/600W/PSL/T/2/E40 1/12 43440
Internal Starter; E – External Starter
High pressure sodium lamps operating from HPS ballast and HPS ignitor E *External ignitor I Internal ignitor
*Nominal, reference only
GE Lucalox™ XO Lamp
The new Zirconium in the lamp ensures a higher quality of vacuum in the outer bulb than with other getter systems.
The new GE Reliable Starting Technology, GRS, improves the starting characteristics
by permanently bonding an electrically conductive ceramic to the arctube surface.
Higher transparency ceramic for improved light output!
Monolithic construction: a totally new arctube concept for higher reli-

ability. The body and the end plug is now a single unit. GE “XO” lamps
always retain the sodium amalgam at the monolithic end. This fea-
ture reduces the undesirable chemical reactions and end blackening.
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Lucalox™ continued
Watt Operating Length Order Code Cap CRI Ra Initial Rated Pack Volts I (A) Diameter Product
Life H
Lucalox™ TD – Double Ended

250 HOR±20° 191 LU250/TD Rx7s-24 25 23000 20000 10 100 2.95 22.4 30241 E
400 HOR±20° 256 LU400/TD Rx7s-24 25 43000 20000 10 100 4.4 22.4 30244
1000 HOR±20° 334 LU1000/TD Rx7s-24 25 137000 20000 10 250 4.7 22.4 30246
Lucalox™ RFL – Reflector

70 U 144 LU70/RFL E27 25 4000 28500 10 90 0.98 95 30238 E
Lucalox™ E-Z Lux™– Direct replacement for mercury lamps – Operates from mercury ballasts
Elliptical Diffuse
110 U 175 LUH110/D/27-SHx E27 25 8800 16000 40 – – 75 39512 I
Lucalox™ I – Elliptical Clear

50 U 156 LU50/85/I/27 E27 25 3400 12000 12 85 0.76 72 11733 I
70 U 156 LU70/90/I/27 E27 25 6000 12000 12 90 0.98 72 11735
Lucalox™ I – Elliptical Diffuse

50 U 156 LU50/85/D/I/27 E27 25 3300 12000 12 85 0.76 72 11734 I
70 U 156 LU70/90/D/I/27 E27 25 5800 12000 12 90 0.98 72 11736
Lucalox™ Superlife/Standby –Tubular Clear

50 U 156 LU50/85/SBY/T/27 E27 25 3400 40000 25 85 0.76 38.5 35585 E
70 U 156 LU70/90/SBY/T/27 E27 25 6000 40000 25 90 0.98 38.5 35593
100 U 211 LU100/100/MO/SBY/T/40 E40 25 9600 40000 12 100 1.2 48 17899
150 U 211 LU150/100/SBY/T/40 E40 25 15000 50000 12 100 1.8 48 35594
250 U 260 LU250/SBY/T/40 E40 25 27500 55000 12 100 3 48 35586
400 U 283 LU400/SBY/T/40 E40 25 50000 55000 12 100 4.6 48 35582
Lucalox™ Superlife/Standby – Elliptical Diffuse

50 U 156 LU50/85/SBY/D/27 E27 25 3300 40000 12 85 0.76 72 35583 E
70 U 156 LU70/90/SBY/D/27 E27 25 5800 40000 12 90 0.98 72 35587
150 U 227 LU150/100/SBY/D/40 E40 25 14500 50000 12 100 1.8 91 35589
250 U 227 LU250/SBY/D/40 E40 25 26000 55000 12 100 3 91 35590
400 U 282 LU400/SBY/D/40 E40 25 47500 55000 6 105 4.45 122 35591
I – Internal Starter; E – External Starter E External Ignitor required I Internal Ignito
Lucalox™ START
50 U 156 LU50/90/T/E27/GE/START E27 25 2890 12000 85 0.76 38.5 82401**
50 U 165 LU50/90/D/E27/GE/START E27 25 2805 12000 85 0.76 72 82416**
70 U 156 LU70/90/T12/E27/GE/START E27 25 5100 12000 90 0.98 38.5 82431**
70 U 165 LU70/90/D/E27/GE/START E27 25 4930 12000 90 0.98 72 82446**
100 U 211 LU100/100/T/E40/GE/START E40 25 8160 12000 100 1.2 48 82461**
100 U 186 LU100/100/D/E40/GE/START E40 25 7820 12000 100 1.2 76 82476**
150 U 211 LU150/100/T/E40/GE/START E40 25 12750 12000 100 1.8 48 82521**
150 U 227 LU150/100/D/E40/GE/START E40 25 12325 12000 100 1.8 91 82536**
250 U 227 LU250/D/E40/GE/START E40 25 22100 12000 100 3 91 45153
250 U 260 LU250/T/E40/GE/START E40 25 23375 14000 105 3 48 45166
400 U 292 LU400/D/E40/GE/START E40 25 40800 12000 105 4.45 122 45154
400 U 292 LU400/T/E40/GE/START E40 25 40800 14000 100 4.6 48 45152
50 U 156 LU50/90/E/I/E27/GE/START E27 25 2890 12000 85 0.76 72 82551**
50 U 165 LU50/90/D/I/E27/GE/START E27 25 2805 12000 85 0.76 72 82566**
70 U 156 LU70/90/E/I/E27/GE/START E27 25 5100 12000 90 0.98 72 82581**
70 U 165 LU70/90/D/I/E27/GE/START E27 25 4930 12000 90 0.98 72 82596**
**Available Q3 2007
GE Lucalox™ Lamp
• Nickel Alloy Cap • Lamp Cap Identification
Corrosion free, good electrical contact Helps measure the lamp’s performance over
throughout life and moisture damage is time
eliminated
• High maintained light output Year

Month
• Shorter re-strike time
Than either metal halide or mercury lamps
• Starts and operates at temperatures

as low as -40°C
• Clean Arc Tube
• Provides a warm golden light
• Highest efficiency/lowest operating costs
• Average rated life of up to 28,500Hrs among the High Intensity Discharge (HID)
Increased to 55,000 for Superlife versions. product range with acceptable colour ren-
Offering lower replacement costs dering
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Mercury
High quality colour
from a versatile range
of lamps
Kolorlux™
• Ideal for commercial, industrial and outdoor applications with a wide choice of lamp types and ratings.
• Good colour rendering.
• Modest installation and running costs.
The Kolorlux range offers six different types of mercury lamp, each with their own particular qualities.
Kolorlux Standard – Traffic and industrial lamps. Blended Light – An alternative to incandescent requiring no
Kolorlux Deluxe – Warm colour and enhanced light output control gear and giving warm white light with good energy
for indoor and outdoor applications. efficiency.
Kolorlux DX Long Life – Meeting IEC and ANSI specifications
for applications demanding standard US spec.
Good colour performance, long-term reliability

and low operating costs mean mercury lamps
are widely used in industrial lighting.
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Mercury and Low Pressure Sodium identification

The following glossary of terms and descriptions can help you when checking mercury and low pressure sodium lamp speci-
fications and explains how to use the order codes when ordering products. Within each product line, lamps are divided into
families – within families, lamps are listed by wattage.

Energy used. To find Colour rendering index, the higher It is important to use this code when
shown) x hours of use
divided by 1000 Length: Cap:
Lamp length in mm The type of cap fitted
Initial Lumens:
Product Description/Order code:
The lamp’s identification code
Mercury – Operating on mercury ballast

Watt Operating Length Order Code Cap CRI Ra Initial Rated Pack Product
Life Hours
Kolorlux Standard (MBF)

50 U 130 H50/27 E27 40 1800 16000 40 93719
80 U 156 H80/27 E27 40 3800 20000 40 93720
Lamp: Pack Quantity:

Lamp typeand product The number of lamps in one box
features
Operating position: Rated Average Life:

Orientation of lamp The point in time when
are still burning
H 125 / 27
Lamp Type: Cap Description:

H: Mercury lamp E27 E40 BY22d B22d-3
HR: Mercury lamp according to ANSI code
HG: Mercury lamp
HMV: Mixed Light UV/Blacklight
ML: Mixed Light
SOX: Low Pressure Sodium lamp
Wattage
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Mercury – Operating on mercury ballast

Watt Operating Length Order Code Cap CRI Ra Initial Rated Pack Volts I (A) Diameter Product
Life H
Kolorlux Standard (MBF)

50 U 130 H50/27 E27 40 1800 16000 24 95 0.6 55 93719
80 U 156 H80/27 E27 40 3800 20000 24 115 0.8 70 93720
80 U 156 H80/B22 B22d-3* 40 3800 20000 24 115 0.8 70 93778
125 U 170 H125/27 E27 40 6300 20000 24 125 1.15 75 92619
125 U 170 H125/B22 B22d-3* 40 6300 20000 24 125 1.15 75 92831
250 U 227 H250/40 E40 40 13000 20000 12 130 2.15 90 92620
400 U 292 H400/40 E40 40 22500 20000 12 135 3.25 120 92621
Kolorlux Deluxe
50 U 130 H50NDX/27 E27 57 2000 16000 24 95 0.6 55 93781
80 U 156 H80NDX/27 E27 57 4000 20000 24 115 0.8 70 93782
125 U 170 H125NDX/27 E27 55 6500 20000 24 125 1.15 75 92896
250 U 227 H250NDX/40 E40 55 14000 20000 12 130 2.15 90 92898
400 U 292 H400NDX/40 E40 50 24000 20000 12 135 3.25 120 92899
Kolorlux DX Long Life

250 U 213 HR250DX37/40 E40 50 12100 24000 12 130 2.1 91 32372
400 U 290 HR400DX33/40 E40 50 22500 24000 6 135 3.2 120 32294
*B22d-3 is a 3 pin BC cap.
Blended Light (MBTF)

160 VER±30° 170 ML 160/ 230–240V, E27 E27 52 3100 8000 40 230–240 0.73 76 85954
160 VER±30° 170 ML 160/ 230–240V, B22 B22 52 3100 8000 40 230–240 0.7 76 85954
160 VER±30° 170 ML 160/ 240–250V, E27 E27 52 3100 8000 40 230–240 0.7 76 85965
250 VER±30° 227 ML 250/ 230–240V, E40 E40 52 5600 8000 12 230–240 1.17 90 85948
250 VER±30° 227 ML 250/ 230–240V, E27 E27 52 5600 8000 12 230–240 1.17 90 85955
250 U* 227 ML 250/ 240–250V, E40 E40 52 5600 8000 12 230–240 1.08 90 85962
500 U* 292 ML 500/ 230–240V, E40 E40 52 14000 8000 10 230–240 2.35 120 85904
*Operating position universal but optimum orientation VER ± 45°.
Start
125 U 178 H125/E27 E27 40 5040 16000 24 110 1.25 75 42848
250 U 228 H250/E40 E40 40 10400 12000 12 115 2.13 90 82228*
400 U 292 H400/E40 E40 40 18000 12000 12 120 3.25 120 42849*
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Low Pressure Sodium Lamps – 16.000 hours

Watts Operating Length Order Code Cap CCT K Initial Pack Volts I (A) Diameter Product
position mm lumens Qty Code
SOX
18 VBU/HOR±20° 216 SOx18 BY22d* 1800 1800 16 57 0.35 53 21294
35 VBU/HOR±20° 311 SOx35 BY22d* 1800 4600 16 70 0.60 53 21296
55 VBU/HOR±20° 425 SOx55 BY22d* 1800 7650 16 109 0.59 53 21297
90 HOR±20° 528 SOx90 BY22d* 1800 12750 9 112 0.94 67 21298
135 HOR±20° 775 SOx135 BY22d* 1800 22000 9 164 0.95 67 21299
SOX – PLUS
35 VBU/HOR±20° 311 SOxPLUS35W BY22d* 1800 4600 16 70 0.60 53 36750
55 VBU/HOR±20° 425 SOxPLUS55W BY22d* 1800 7650 16 109 0.59 53 36754
90 HOR±20° 528 SOxPLUS90W BY22d* 1800 12750 9 112 0.94 67 36756
135 HOR±20° 775 SOxPLUS135W BY22d* 1800 22000 9 164 0.95 67 36759
SOX-E – Economy
26 VBU/HOR±20° 311 SOx26E BY22d* 1800 4060 16 69 0.45 53 30204
36 VBU/HOR±20° 425 SOx36E BY22d* 1800 6400 16 120 0.35 53 30205
66 HOR±20° 528 SOx66E BY22d* 1800 10800 9 123 0.62 67 30209
91 HOR±20° 775 SOx91E BY22d* 1800 16800 9 173 0.62 67 30211
*BY22d is 2 pin BC cap.
GE SOX-Plus Lamp – Driven by Six Sigma Quality
• Low Conductivity Mica Support • Smooth Arc-Tube

No pitting of surface by features that may
• Better Electrodes act as weak points
Improved coating technique through
Statistical Process Control No indentations for sodium to evaporate
over lamp life and reduce efficacy
Superior conditioning through
better activation of emitter material Minimal discolouration of sodium resistant
coating due to improved manufacturing
Sodium resistant sleeving process
• Improved Gas Filling • Graduated Insulating Coating

Better lamp starting due to Statistical Process Optimises lamp energy balance
Control of purity and pressure fill gas
• Reliable Metal Top Clip
High vacuum insulation in outer jacket Robust to vibration in poor weather condi-
tions
Mica spacer for low heat

conductivity from arc-tube
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Low pressure sodium

Energy-efficiency
and reliability
through life
SOX™
• GE’s SOX lamps produce light at wavelengths close to the peak sensitivity of the human eye and so provide one of the
most efficient types of artificial light.
• Particularly suitable where long operating hours are demanded such as lighting roads, tunnels and pathways, where SOX
lamps’ remarkably low-energy/high output characteristics make them a cost-effective choice.
GE’s SOX lamps offer outstanding performance and reliability throughout their rated life.
Outstanding energy – efficiency Long-term reliability
producing up to 4060 lumens from just 26 watts. with lamp survival rates of up to 80% at 12,000 hours.
Long-life Long-term performance
16.000 hours rated average life. offering 80% lumen maintenance at maximum rated life.
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Discharge lamps
Run-up and re-strike time Actual run-up time and re-strike time will vary according to
When a discharge lamp is switched-on, current flows through gas application, type of fitting used, factors affecting warm-
in the arc tube and the power dissipated generates heat vaporis- up/cooling rate of the lamp and the ambient temperature.
ing the mercury, sodium or halide filling until stable electrical
operating conditions are achieved. This is known as the run-up or Most discharge lamps other than high pressure mercury and
warm-up period. The run-up period can be several minutes until Multi-Vapor™ are started by a high voltage pulse generated
the lamp stabilises and achieves published lumen output and by a separate ignitor, which automatically switches-off after
colour performance. Run-up value shown in the table is the time the lamp has started. Use of an external electronic starting
taken for the lamp to reach 90% of final light output. device simplifies lamp construction and provides reliable
starting performance.
Re-strike time is based on lamps that have fully run-up and then a
momentary break in the supply voltage occurs causing extinction.
Re-strike time (minutes)
Re-strike time (minutes)

Run-up time (minutes)
Run-up time (minutes)

Rating (watts)
Rating (watts)
Lamp
Lamp
Arcstream™ Lucalox™
Single Ended 70 1.5 3–5 50 4 less than 1
150 1 3–5 70 4 less than 1
Double Ended 70 3 5–10 100 4 less than 1
150 3 5–10 150 4 less than 1
250 4 5–10 250 5 less than 1
Elliptical 100 3 5–10 400 3 less than 1
250 4 5–10 1000 6 less than 1
Tubular 250 2–4 5–10
Lucalox™ HO
400 2.5 5–10
50 3 2–4
Kolorarc™ 70 5 2–4
Elliptical 400 3–4 5–10 100 3.5 2–4
Tubular 400 4 5–10 150 3.5 2–4
250 3 2–4
Multi-Vapor™ 400 5 2–4
175 3 10–15 600 4 2–4
250 3 10–15 750 4 2–4
400 3 10–15 Kolorlux
1000 3 10–15 50 6 4–7
80 5 4–7
Sportlight™ 125 5 4–7
Elliptical 1000 2–4 5–15 250 5 4–7
Linear 750 2 15–20 400 5 4–7
1000 2 15–20 700 5 4–7
1500 2 15–20 1000 5 4–7
2000 2 15–20
Tubular 1000 4 5–15 SOX/SOX-Plus
2000 4 5–15 Note 2 18* 12 Instant#
PAR 1000 1 10 Notes 1 & 2 35 9 Instant#
55 9 Instant#
90 9 10
135 9 10
SOX E
26 9 Instant#
36 9 Instant#
66 9 10
91 9 10
Notes:
1 In Floodlight * Not available as SOX-Plus
2 Hot Re-strike version also available # Instant for ignitor circuits
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General information
Life of HID lamps Regular switching of lamps
All life ratings for GE high intensity discharge lamps are Continuous operation of mercury and metal halide lamps
expressed in terms of ‘Rated Average Life’, quoted in hours, can increase the slight risk that lamps may shatter, particu-
where average is the ‘median’ value. This means the num- larly if run beyond rated-life. It is recommended, particular-
ber of burning hours until 50% of lamps in an installation (of ly towards rated end-of-life, that lamps are switched-off for
at least 30 lamps) are expected to have failed or not be 15 minutes at least once in every 24 hour period to minimise
operating to the published performance specification. Life the risk of such failure.
ratings are based on lamps operating from suitable control
gear for at least ten hours per switching. Lamps operating Most metal halide lamps must be fully enclosed within a
less than ten hours per start will have a reduced Rated luminaire to ensure retention of any fragments in the event
Average Life (typically 25% reduction for each burning cycle of a shattering failure mode - see individual lamp sections in
reduction of 50%). this catalogue and lamp data sheets for details.
Ambient operating temperature Circuit Fusing

GE Lighting discharge lamps will start reliably at an ambient Recommended HBC fuse and MCB ratings for discharge
temperature down to -40°C for Lucalox™ high pressure sodi- lamps are given in lamp technical data sheets and publica-
um, -30°C for metal halide and -20°C for high pressure mer- tion ‘Fuse Ratings for Discharge Lamps’, available from GE
cury. Lighting.
Supply Voltage Further information

Discharge lamps in this catalogue are suitable for supplies in Technical data sheets provide more detailed technical infor-
the range 220V to 250V 50/60Hz (or 380V to 440V for some mation for the products listed. Contact GE Lighting
Sportlight™ products) when using suitably rated electromag- Customer Service or local sales office to obtain copies.
netic or electronic control gear. Supplies outside this range
require a transformer (conventional, high reactance or CWA)
or an electronic ballast to ensure correct lamp operation.
Lamps start and operate at 10% below rated supply voltage

when the correct control gear is used. However, in order to
maximise lamp survival, lumen maintenance and colour uni-
formity the actual supply voltage and ballast design voltage
should be within ±3%. Supply variations up to ±5% are
acceptable for short periods only; otherwise lamp life and/or
performance will be adversely affected.
Measuring mean supply voltage at the installation and

selecting the appropriate ballast setting/tapping is the rec-
ommended method of matching multi-voltage rated ballasts
to actual supply voltage.
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Glossary
A [ANSI] Base or Socket Bulb [size]

The type of base or socket. For Incandescent Bulb shape followed by its size (the maximum
Additional Information and Halogen lamps, when Footnote 23 or BB diameter of the bulb expressed in eighths of
Typical application and/or other important (Brass Base) appears in the Lamp Designation an inch). For Compact Fluorescent products,
information including footnotes, operating or Description column, the lamp is supplied "S", "D", "T", and "Q" are used to represent
information, features and benefits. only with a brass base. If Brass Base Single, Double, Triple and Quad Biax® sizes.
(Footnote 23 or BB) does not appear, the The code also includes a reference such as T4
Amperes ("Amps") lamp is supplied only with an aluminum to represent the size of the tube. Rectangular
A measure of electrical current. In incan- base. For Halogen PAR lamps, when Footnote headlamps are designated as "Rect" and the
descent lamps, the current is related to 55 or NP (Nickel Plated) appears in the Lamp number of millimeters horizontally.
voltage and power as follows: Current Designation or Description column or in the
(Amps) = Power (Watts) / Voltage (Volts) Base Description, the lamp is supplied only C
with a Nickel Plated Brass Base. Brass Bases
American National Standards Institute and Nickel Plated Brass Bases are recom- Canadian Standards Association (CSA)
(ANSI) mended for outdoor lighting applications. An organization that writes standards and
A consensus organization which coordi- tests lighting equipment for performance as
nates voluntary standards for the physical, [Max] Base Temperature well as electrical and fire safety. Canadian
electrical and performance characteristics The maximum operating temperature of the provincial laws generally require that all
of lamps, ballasts, luminaires and other base in Celcius. products sold for consumer use in Canada
lighting and electrical equipment. have CSA or equivalent approval.
[Max] Base Temperature Rise
ANSI Ballast Type The maximum increase in temperature from Candela (cd)
Ballast type used to operate lamp. ambient temperature to operating tempera- The international unit (SI) of luminous intensi-
ture in the base. ty. The term has been retained from the early
ANSI Codes days of lighting when a standard candle of a
These are 3-letter codes assigned by the Beam Angle fixed size and composition was used as a
American National Standards Institute. They The angular dimension of the cone of light basis for evaluating the intensity of other
provide a system of assuring mechanical from the reflectorized lamps (such as R and light sources.
and electrical interchangeability among PAR types) encompassing the central part of
similarly coded lamps from various manu- the beam out of the angle where the intensi- Candlepower
facturers. General Electric uses the assigned ty is 50% of maximum. The beam angle Luminous intensity expressed in candelas.
ANSI Codes as Lamp Ordering Codes for sometimes called the "beam spread" is often Plots of luminous intensity called candlepow-
most Projection Lamps. part of the ordering code of reflectorized er distribution curves are used to indicate the
lamps. Example: The GE Lamp intensity distribution characteristics of reflec-
[Primary] Application 50PAR30/HIR/NFL25° is a 50 watt PAR30 nar- tor type lamps.
This column indicates the original primary row flood lamp with a beam angle of 25
application of the lamp. However, lamps degrees. Generally, beam angles 25 degrees [Mean Spherical] Candlepower
can be, and often are, used in other types and greater are considered Flood, while Initial mean spherical candlepower at the
of equipment where their design features angles less than 25 degrees are considered design voltage. Mean spherical candlepower is
meet the requirements of the application. Spots. See also Field Angle. the generally accepted method of rating the
[Approximate] Beam Spread total light output of miniature lamps. To con-
[Effective] Arc Length For reflector type lamps. The total angle of the vert this rating to lumens, multiply it by 12.57 (4
In High Intensity Discharge lamps this is the directed beam (in degrees horizontal or verti- pi).
length of the arc that you can see outside cal) to where the intensity of the beam falls to
of the bulb. 50% or 10% of the maximum candlepower [Approximate] Center Beam Candlepower
value as indicated. (CBCP)
Atmosphere For reflector type lamps. Center Beam
This field designates the type of gas or vac- Biax® Candlepower is the intensity (candelas) at the
uum the filament operates within. Gas filled GE trademark for the biaxial family of high-effi- center or maximum intensity of the beam.
lamps are more efficient than vacuum ciency and long life compact fluorescent bulbs.
lamps. Case quantity or Standard Package
Blacktop Quantity
B Whether or not the top of the miniature lamp Number of product units packed in a master
has a blacktop coating. The coating is used to case. Also known as Standard Package
Ballast control unwanted brightness or glare. Quantity.
An auxiliary piece of equipment designed to
start and to properly control the flow of Bulb Material or Coating Cathode Resistance
power to discharge light sources such as fluo- The type of glass (or quartz) used in the glass Resistance of the cathode in a Fluorescent
rescent and high intensity discharge (HID) envelope surrounding the light source. The lamp. It is measured "cold" before the lamp is
lamps. Some lamps require the ballast to material can also have coatings applied to turned on (Rc) or "hot" after the lamp is turned
have thermal protection. achieve particular performances. on (Rh). The ratio of the hot resistance to the
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Glossary
cold resistance is also measured (Rh/Rc). tricity than regular incandescent bulbs with tion that can be characterized by wavelength
Chromaticity comparable lumen ratings and also last 20 or frequency. Visible light encompasses a
Measure to identify the color of a light times longer. They produce warm white small part of the electromagnetic spectrum
source, typically expressed as (x,y) coordi- tones that closely duplicate incandescent in the region from about 380 nanometers
nates on a chromaticity chart. See Color light. (violet) to 770 nanometers (red) by wave-
Temperature length.
[Max Current] Crest Factor
Coefficient of Utilization The ratio of the peak lamp current to average Electronic Ballast
In general lighting calculations, the fraction of lamp operating current (RMS). A short name for fluorescent high fre-
initial lamp lumens that reach the work quency electronic ballast. Electronic bal-
plane. Cu is a function of luminaire intensity Current Type (AC/DC) lasts use solid state electronic compo-
distribution, room surface reflectances and Whether the operational voltage is based on nents and typically operate fluorescent
room shape. Alternating Current or Direct Current. lamps at frequencies in the range of 25-
35 kHz. The benefits are: increased lamp
Color Rendering Index (CRI) D efficacy reduced ballast losses and
An international system used to rate a lamp's lighter, smaller ballasts compared to
ability to render object colors. The higher the Depth of Lamp electromagnetic ballasts. Electronic bal-
CR (based upon a 0-100 scale), the better col- Referenced by IEC as Dimension B. lasts may also be used with HID lamps,
ors appear. CRI ratings of various lamps may but the circuits are quite different.
be compared, but a numerical comparison is Dimmable
only valid if the lamps are also rated for the Whether or not the lamp lumens can be var- Elliptical Reflector (ER) Lamp
same chromaticity. (See Chromaticity). CRI dif- ied while maintaining reliability. An incandescent lamp with an elliptically-
ferences among lamps are not usually signifi- shaped reflector. This shape produces a
cant (visible to the eye) unless the difference is Distance Between Legs focal point directly in front of the lamp
more than three to five points. For U-shaped Fluorescent lamps, this mea- which reduces light absorption in some
surement is the average distance between types of luminaries. It is particularly effec-
[High] Color Rendering Indicator the inner walls of the legs. tive at increasing efficiency of baffled
Indicates that this is a lamp with high color downlights.
rendering, which helps objects and persons Distance Outside Legs
illuminated to appear more true to life. For U-shaped Fluorescent lamps, this mea- Energy Policy Act (EPACT)
surement is the average distance to the out- Comprehensive energy legislation passed
[Correlated] Color Temperature side of each leg. by the U.S. Congress in 1992. The lighting
Originally, a term used to describe the portion includes lamp labeling and mini-
"whiteness" of incandescent lamp light. Color Distance Between Leg Centers mum energy efficacy (lumens/watts)
temperature is directly related to the physi- For U-shaped Fluorescent lamps, this mea- requirements for many commonly used
cal temperature of the filament in incandes- surement is the average distance between incandescent and fluorescent lamp types.
cent lamps so the Kelvin (absolute) tempera- the centers of each leg. Similar legislation is being considered in
ture scale is used to describe color tempera- other parts of the world. Please see classi-
ture. For discharge lamps where no hot fila- DOT Type fication on page 192.
ment is involved, the term "correlated color The US Department of Transportation lamp
temperature" is used to indicate that the number stamped in the glass lens or on the EPACT Indicator
light appears "as if" the discharge is operat- base of headlamps. Means this lamp is Federally regulated for
ing at a given color temperature. Energy Efficiency. See Energy Policy Act.
Chromaticity is expressed either in Kelvins (K) E
or as "x" and "y" coordinates on the CIE stan- F
dard Chromaticity Diagram. Although it may ECE R37 Code
not seem sensible, a higher temperature European Common Market Regulation 37 Federal Communication Commission
color (K) describes a visually cooler, bluer standard lamp number. A U.S. Federal agency which is charged
light source. Typical color temperatures are with regulating emissions in the radio fre-
2800K (incandescent), 3000K (halogen), [Maximum] Eccentricity quency portion of the electromagnetic
4100K (cool white or SP41 Fluorescent), and In High Intensity Discharge lamps the Bulb spectrum. For example, a regulation enti-
5000K (daylight-simulating fluorescent col- to Arc Angle is the angle off of center tled, "Part 18" deals with electromagnetic
ors such as Chroma 50 and SPX 50). between electrodes and bulb. The Bulb to interference (EMI) from all lighting devices
Base Angle is the angle off of center that the operation at frequencies higher than 9
Compact Fluorescent Lamp (CFL) bulb is from the base. kilohertz (kHz). Typical electronically bal-
The general term applied to families of small- lasted compact fluorescent lamps operate
er diameter fluorescent lamps (e.g. the GE T4 Efficacy in the range of 24-100 kHz.
and T5), some of which have built in ballasts See Luminous Efficacy.
and medium screw bases for easy replace- Field Angle
ment of incandescent lamps. Fluorescent Electromagnetic Spectrum The angular dimension of the cone of light
bulbs use approximately 2/3 to 4/5 less elec- A continuum of electric and magnetic radia- from reflectorized lamps (such as R and PAR
113
Glossary
Filament [design] recycles evaporated particles of tungsten Instant Start

Filaments are designated by a letter combi- back onto the filament surface. A type of fluorescent lamp-ballast circuit
nation in which C is a coiled wire filament, designed to start fluorescent lamps as soon
CC is a coiled wire that is itself wound into a Halogen indicator* as the power is applied. Originally, instant-
larger coil, and SR is a straight ribbon fila- Indicates if the bulb is a halogen lamp. start circuits were developed to eliminate
ment. Numbers represent the type of fila- separate mechanical starter devices.
ment-support arrangement. Halogen-IR(HIR)Lamp Slimline fluorescent lamps operate only on
GE designation for a new form of high-effi- instant start circuits.
Fixture required ciency tungsten halogen lamp. HIR lamps
Describes fixture requirements for HID lamps. use shaped filament tubes coated with K
O = Open or Enclosed Fixtures numerous layers of materials, which selec-
E = Enclosed Fixtures Only tively reflect and transmit infrared energy Kilowatt Hour (kwh)
S = Lamps operated in a vertical position and light. Reflecting the infrared back onto The standard measure of electrical energy
(Base Up or Down) ±15°, can be used in an the filament reduces the power needed to and the typical billing unit used by electri-
open fixture. Lamps burned in any other keep the filament hot. cal utilities for electricity. A 100-watt lamp
orientation must be used in "enclosed fix- operated for 10 hours consumes 1000
tures only". See additional details in the e- Height of Lamp watt-hours (100*10) or 1 kilowatt-hour. If
Catalog Help Menu under the HID category. Referenced by IEC as Dimension C. Also ref- the utility charges $.10/kWh, then the elec-
ered to as "Base Face to Top of Lamp". tricity cost for the 10 hours of operation
Fluorescent Lamp would then be 10 cents (1*$.10).
A high efficiency lamp using an electric dis- High-Intensity Discharge (HID) Lamp
charge through low pressure mercury A general term for mercury, metal halide L
vapor to produce ultra-violet (UV) energy. (GE Multi-Vapor, MXR or Arcstream) and
The UV excites phosphor materials applied high-pressure sodium (GE Lucalox) lamps. Lamp
as a thin layer on the inside of a glass tube HID lamps contain compact arc tubes, The term used to refer to the complete light
which makes up the structure of the lamp. which enclose various gases and metal source package including the inner parts as
The phosphors transform the UV to invisible salts operation at relatively high pressures well as the outer bulb or tube. "Lamp," of
light. and temperatures. course, is also commonly used to refer to the
type of small light fixture such as a table lamp.
Footcandle (fc) High-Pressure Sodium (HPS) Lamp
A unit of illuminance or light falling onto a A generic name for GE's Lucalox lamp. HPS Lamp Description
surface. One footcandle is equal to one lamps are high intensity discharge light The lamp's identification code. For
lumen per square foot. See also Lux sources, which produce light by an electri- Projection lamps, this is a 3-letter-number
cal discharge through sodium vapor oper- code uniquely identifying the lamp for
[Nominal Operating] Frequency ating at relatively high pressures and tem- ordering purposes. In some instances,
The stated operating frequency in Hz of a peratures. lamps with 3-letter (ANSI) codes are offered
discharge lamp. in more than one design voltage, in which
Hot Restart Time case the voltage required should also be
G Time it takes for a High Intensity Discharge specified when ordering. Some GE
lamp to reach 90% of light output after Projection Lamps have an ordering code
Genura™ going from on to off to on. comprising of two or more 3-letter ANSI
A GE fluorescent light source of a unique codes - such as EM/EKS and DYS/DYV/BHC.
design. Features include a reflector shape, I The first code is the ANSI code, the sec-
built in high frequency electronic ballast ondary codes identify which lamp the mul-
and an electrodeless arc tube. The 23-watt Illuminance tiple-coded lamp can directly replace. Only
R25 Genura lamp is rated for 1100 initial The "density" of light(lumens/area) incident the first code appears on the lamp itself.
lumens and 10,000 hours life and is on a surface. Illuminance is measured in Multiple-coded lamps are so-designated by
designed to directly replace a 75-watt footcandles or lux. General Electric for the convenience of the
incandescent reflector lamp. customer. In nearly all cases, Miniature and
Incandescent Lamp Sealed Beam lamps are marked with a
H A light source which generates light using a General Electric Trade number recorded
thin filament wire (usually tungsten) heated with ANSI.
Halogen Lamp to white heat by an electric current passing
A short name for the tungsten-halogen through it. LIF Code
lamp. Halogen lamps are high pressure For Stage & Studio lamps, these are
incandescent lamps containing halogen Infrared Radiation assigned by the Lighting Federation of
gases such as iodine or bromine, which Electromagnetic energy radiated in the London U.K. They ensure electrical and
allow the filaments to be operated at high- wavelength range of about 770 to 1106 mechanical interchangeability of similarly
er temperatures and higher efficacies. A nanometers. Energy in this range cannot be coded lamps. LIF codes are divided into
higher temperature chemical reaction seen by the human eye, but can be sensed groups according to the primary applica-
involving tungsten and the halogen gas as heat by the skin. tion of the lamps.
114
Glossary
Light producing 1750 lumens has an efficacy may also use phosphor coatings. GE
Radiant energy which can be sensed or of 17.5 lumens per watt . trade names of these lamps include:
seen by the human eye. Visible light is Multi-Vapor, XL, Watt-Miser®, Chromafit
measured in lumens. Luminaire and Arcstream.
A complete lighting unit consisting of a N
[Average Rated] Life lamp (or lamps), ballast (or ballasts) as Nanometer
The median time it takes for a lamp to required together with the parts A unit of wavelength equal to 10-9
burn out . For example, a 60-watt Soft designed to distribute the light , position meters.
White Bulb can be expected, on average, and protect the lamp and connect them
to burn for 1,000 hours. Based upon con- to the power supply. [Gov't] National Stock Number
tinuous testing of lamps in laboratories, The standardized part number used by
the 1,000 hour rating is the point in time Luminance the US Government for procurement .
when 50% of the test samples have Formerly, a measure of photometric
burned out and 50% are still burning. brightness. Luminance has a rather com- O
Unless otherwise noted Fluorescent and plicated mathematical definition involv-
CFL life assumes 3 hours average operating the intensity and direction of light . It OCV
ing time per start . Unless otherwise should be expressed in candelas per Open Circuit Voltage measured across
noted HID life assumes 10 hours average square inch or candelas per square the lamp. Measured in a variety of
operating time per start meter although an older unit , the ways.
"footambert ," is still sometimes used.
Light Center Length (L.C.L) Luminance is a measurable quantity Operating Position or Burn Position
The distance between the center of the where as brightness is a subjective sen- Mercury and High Pressure Sodium
filament or arc tube in a lamp and a ref- sation. lamps may be operated in any burn posi-
erence plane-usually the bottom of the tion and will still maintain their rated per-
lamp base. See L.C.L Reference Plane Luminous Efficacy formance specifications. Metal Halide
location below. The light output of a light source divided and Low Pressure Sodium lamps, howev-
by the total power input to that source. It er, are optimized for performance in spe-
Lumen is expressed in lumens per watt . cific burn positions, or may be restricted
The international (SI) unit of luminous flux to certain burn positions for safety rea-
or quantity of light . For example, a din- Lux (lx) sons.
ner candle provides about 12 lumens. A The SI (International) unit of illuminance. U = Universal burning position
60-Watt Soft White incandescent lamp One lux is equal to one lumen per square HBU = Horizontal -15° to Base Up
provides 840 lumens. meter. See also Footcandle. HBD = Horizontal +15° to Base Down
HOR = Horizontal ±15°
[Approximate Initial] Lumens M H45 = Horizontal to -45° only
Initial light output . For Projection lamps, VBU = Vertical Base Up ±15°
the value shown is based on spherical Maximum Overall Length (M.O.L.) or VBD = Vertical Base Down ±15°
photometry, at rated voltage, of lamps Nominal Length If no special burn position is noted, the
that have been seasoned for approxi- The end-to-end measurement of a lamp burn position is universal.
mately 15% (or minimum of 2 hours) or expressed in inches or millimeters. Since
more of their rated average life. the listed lengths include maximum tol- P
erances, actual lamps are generally
[Mean] Lumens slightly shorter. The length of Linear PAR Lamp
Lamp light output (lumens) at 40% of Fluorescent lamps can also be stated PAR is an acronym for a parabolic alu-
rated lamp life for Fluorescent , Compact from Base Face to Base Face. minized reflector. A PAR lamp, which may
Fluorescent and Metal Halide lamps and use either an incandescent filament , a
50% of rated life for Mercury and HPS Mean Lumens halogen filament tube or HID arc tube is
lamps. The average light output of a lamp over a precision pressed-glass reflector lamp.
its rated life. For fluorescent and metal PAR lamps rely on both the internal
Lumen Maintenance halide lamps, mean lumen ratings are reflector and prisms in the lens for the
A measure of how well a lamp maintains measured at 40% or rated lamp life. For control of the light beam.
its lamp output as it ages. Lumen main- mercury, high-pressure sodium and
tenance is usually provided as a curve. incandescent lamps, mean lumen ratings Phosphor
See also Mean Lumens. are measured at 50% of rated lamp life. An inorganic chemical compound
processed into a powder and deposited
Lumen Per Watt (lpw) Mercury Lamp on the inner glass surface of fluorescent
A measure of the efficiency, or, more A high-intensity discharge light source tubes and some mercury and metal-
properly, "efficacy" of a light source. in which the light is produced by the halide lamp bulbs. Phosphors are
Efficacy is easily calculated by taking the radiation from mercury, plus halides of designed to absorb short wavelength
lumen output of a lamp and dividing by metals such as sodium, scandium, indi- ultraviolet radiation and to transform
the lamp watts. For example, a 100-watt um and dysprosium. Some lamp types and emit it as visible light .
115
Glossary
Power Factor (PF) hard glass. CFL versions may be one piece Series colors. The CRI or SPX colors is 80 or
A measure of the phase difference or may be designed so that the inner lamp higher and varies by specific lamp type.
between voltage and current on alternat- can be replaced. Available chromaticities within the SPX include:
ing current circuits. Power factors can SPX27 (2700K) - A visually "warm" tone intend-
range from 0 to 1.0 with 1.0 being ideal. S ed to match the visual appearance of low
Power factor is sometimes expressed as a wattage incandescent lamps
percent. A high power factor means that SCC Code SPX30 (3000K) - A good match with high
an electrical system or device is utilizing The full 14 digit case code used on GE's wattage incandescent and halogen incandes-
power efficiently. Incandescent lamps content label. cent lamps.
always have power factors close to 1.0 SPX35 (3500K) - A widely used, neutral all-pur-
because they are simple "resistive" loads. [Max] Seal Temperature pose tone.
The power factor of a discharge lamp sys- The maximum operating temperature of SPX41 (4100K) - Cool in appearance.
tem is determined by the ballast used. the seal of the lamp in Celcius. SPX 50 (5000K - a daylight simulating color
"High" power factor usually means a rat- with a very cool appearance much like skylight.
ing of 0.9 or greater. The power factor of Series Resistance SPX fluorescent colors are available in most of
"core and coil" electromagnetic ballasts In order to properly control the lamp cur- the widely-used lamp types including T8, T12,
may be as low as 0.5-0.6. rent, a ballast resistor must be used. Lamps and U-Tube and high lumen Biax® types.
having screw bases have the necessary GE compact fluorescent lamps (CFL's) typically
Precise™ resistor built-in. Those having bayonet use only SPX colors.
The GE trade name for the compact MR-16 bases and those listed with wire terminals
and MR-11 low-voltage halogen dichroic do not have a built-in resistor. Spectral Power Distribution (SPD)
"cool beam" reflectorized spot and flood A graph of the radiant power emitted by
lamps. Source Size a light source as a function of wave-
For Projection lamps, this is defined as the length. SPD's provide a visual provide or
Product Code dimensions of the rectangular area, cen- "finger print" of the color characteristics
It is important to use this five-digit code tered on the lamp axis, within which all of the source throughout the visible part
when ordering to ensure that you receive luminous parts of the filament lie, when of the spectrum.
the exact product you require. viewed perpendicular to the axis of the fila-
ment coil or to the plane of C-13 and C-13D [Minimum] Starting Temperature
Preheat Circuit filaments. The minimum ambient temperature at
A type of fluorescent lamp-ballast circuit which the lamp will start reliably.
used with the first commercial fluorescent Specification Series (SP) Colors
lamp products. A push button or automatic Energy-efficient, all-purpose tri-phosphor [Maximum] Starting Time
switch is used to preheat the lamp cath- fluorescent lamp colors that provide good The time in seconds for the lamp to reach
odes to a glow state. Starting the lamp can color rendering (as measured by the Color 90% of light output after being switched on.
then be accomplished using simple "choke" Rendering Index or CRI). The CRI for SP col-
or reactor ballasts. ors is 70 or above and varies by specific T
lamp type. Available chromaticities (or
Q "tones") within the SP group include: TCLP Test
SP30 (3000K) - a good match for the old The Toxicity Characteristics Leaching
Quartzline standard "warm white" color and incandes- Procedure (TCLP) test specified in the
A GE registered trademark term for some cent or halogen incandescent lamps. Resource Conservation and Recovery Act
types of tungsten-halogen lamps. SP35 (3500K) - neutral all-purpose tone. (RCRA) of 1990, is used to
SP41 (4100K)- cool in appearance and characterize fluorescent lamp waste as
R designed to match to old standard "cool hazardous on non-hazardous waste. The
white" color TCLP test measures the ability of the mer-
Rapid Start Circuit SP50 - still cooler much like the combina- cury in a lamp to leach from a landfill into
A fluorescent lamp-ballast circuit which tion of sun-sky-clouds. ground water under very aggressive and
uses continuous cathode heating, while the SP65 - A color with a very cool appearance, reactive conditions.
system is energized, to start and maintain much like north skylight, and designed to
lamp light output at efficient levels. Rapid match the appearance of the old "daylight" [Minimum or Maximum] Terminal to
start ballasts may be either electromagnet- color. Terminal Starting Lamp Voltage (Vrms)
ic, electronic or of hybrid designs. Full- SP fluorescent colors are available in most The minimum or maximum allowed voltage
range fluorescent lamp dimming is only of the widely used linear lamp types includ- allowed into lamp from ballast under vary-
possible with rapid start systems. ing the T8, T12, slimline, U-tube, high output ing conditions as specified.
and 1500 mA types.
Reflector Lamp Total Harmonic Distortion (THD)
An incandescent, compact fluorescent or Specification Series Deluxe (SPX) Colors A measure (in percent) of power quality.
HID lamp with a built in reflecting surface. Energy-efficient, tri-phosphor fluorescent THD indicates the distortion of the alternat-
Incandescent and HID versions are made lamp colors that provide better color rendering ing current wave form. Low values (<20%)
from a single piece of blow-molded soft or (as measured by the CRI) than Specification are preferred.
116
Glossary
U [Design] Voltage Watt-Miser®

A measurement of the electromotive force A Watt-Miser® lamp is a term used by GE
UCC in an electrical circuit or device expressed to indicate a reduced-wattage lamp with
The 12 digit case code derived from the last in volts. Voltage can be thought of as being performance characteristics (life, light out-
12 digits of the 14 digit SCC code on GE's analogous to the pressure in waterline. For put, etc.) such that it can usually directly
case content label. Automotive lamps, voltage at which the replace a higher-wattage product. Watt-
lamp is designed to provide the amperes, Miser® lamps are available in a wide range
Underwriters Laboratories (UL) candlepower, and laboratory life character- of incandescent, fluorescent and HID lamp
A private organization which tests and lists istics. For Projection lamps, the voltage types.
electrical (and other) equipment for electri- shown is the design voltage of the lamp, on
cal and fire safety according to recognized which the life and wattage ratings are [Reduced] Wattage indicator
UL and other standards. A UL listing is not based. Lamps for which 115-120 is shown Indicates that this is a reduced wattage
an indication of overall performance. in the Volts column are designed at 118 option for lamps normally used in this
Lamps are not UL listed except for com- volts. Lamps are available only in the application. Be sure to check wattage,
pact fluorescent lamp assemblies - those design voltage(s) shown. When ordering lumens and life to determine which lamp is
with screw bases and built-in ballasts lamps listed for more than one voltage, be best suited to your needs.
sure to specify the voltage required. (Supply
Ultraviolet (UV) Radiation voltage variation can significantly affect Width of Lamp
Radiant energy in the range of about 100- lamp life.) Referenced by IEC as Dimension A.
380 nanometers (nm). For practical applica-
tions, the UV band is broken down further as W [Typical] Working Distance
follows: For Multi-Mirror ® and other reflector
Ozone Producing: 180-220nm [Max Bulb] Wall Temperature Quartzline ® lamps and MARC™ Projection
Bactericidal (germicidal): 220-300 nm The maximum operating bulb wall temper- lamps, the Working Distance shown is the
Erythemal (skin reddening): 280-320 nm ature in Celcius. distance from the front surface of the
"Black" light: 320-400 nm reflector rim to the film plane, in the optical
The International Commission on Warm Up Time to 90% system for which the lamp was first
Illumination (CIE) defines the UV bands as The time it takes for a High Intensity designed. In most cases, it provides a uni-
UV-A (315-400nm); UV-B (280 - 315 nm) and Discharge lamp to reach 90% of light out- form plane of light for the intended aper-
UV-C (100-280). "%UV_ Reduction" is the put after being turned on. ture.
percentage of the particular band of UV
light that is reduced. Watt
A unit of electrical power. Lamps are rated
UPC in watts to indicate their power consump-
The 12 digit code on the saleable unit that tion. Power consumed over time equals the
is used for scanning at the register. electrical energy used.
Energy efficiency classification The scheme classifies lamps as follows:

The European Union published a Commission Directive in A Triphosphor fluorescent lamps, both linear and pin
January 1998 regarding the efficiency labelling of house- compact fluorescent. Integral compact fluorescent
hold lamps (98/11/EC) effective 1 July 1999. However a with electronic ballast
transition period is allowed for lamps displaying the label B Halophosphate linear fluorescent. Some pin compact
at retail outlets until 1 January 2001. fluorescent. Integral compact fluorescent with mag-
The directive requires that all household lamps that are netic ballast
supplied directly from the mains have a label on the C High efficiency halogen lamps
product/packaging that indicates the energy efficiency D Other halogen lamps
class of lamp (lm/W). Lamps which have a luminous flux of E/F Standard incandescent lamps
greater than 6,500 lumens are excluded from the labelling G Decorative incandescent and others
requirement. Reflector lamps and those with an input
power of less than 4 watts are also excluded.
The classification scheme grades lamps into 7 classes,
from A to G, with class A having the highest efficiency.
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Lamp Catalogue ‘08

Lamp Catalogue ‘08

The future can seem pretty intimidating: Our known

As a global leader in energy, technology, manufacturing,

Our Heritage, Our Future

This is GE... It begins with the best

As a Worldwide Partner of the Olympic Games,

Compact Fluorescent Lamps 60

High Intensity Discharge Lamps 86

Brand Cross Reference 118

Sales Offices 124

Halogen G9 Capsule – launched under the “TECH”

AR111 Bright and white Halogen – excellent quality

MR16 Mains – This compact mains voltage halogen

T5 Starcoat™ lamp – Starcoat™ is a proprietary

Precise™ ConstantColor™ MR16 – features revolu-

Genura™ lamps – save up to 80% on energy

BiaxTM Extra Mini Electronic Lamps – GE’s Extra

BiaxTM Plug-in Replaceable lamps –Through

T5 StarcoatTM Linear Fluorescent System

Precise™ ConstantColor™ MR16 – ensures

Biax™ Extra Mini – GE’s Extra Mini lamps last

Lucalox™ Superlife HPS lamp – 67% longer

CFL Biax Plug-in LongLastTM range – GE’s

T5 Starcoat™ Linear Fluorescent HO & HE

CFL Electronic Ballasts – Multiwatt

GE invented and marketed

Watts: Beam Spread Degrees: Product Code:

Precise™ MR16 ConstantColor™ – UV Control

ø 50 mm – open dichroic mirror

Lamp: Energy Efficiency

Peak Beam Candelas: Rated Average Life:

ANSI – Code Product Feature, eg. Cover glass

Precise™ MR16 & MR11

• Cool, white light, precise beam

Range of beam angles

8°angle 24°angle 36°angle 60°angle

PreciseTM Bright MR16

PreciseTM Alutech™ MR16

PreciseTM Bright MR11

• Up to 6000 hours life

• Up to 4000 hours life

• Heat reflected forward

• Extra-compact 35 mm size – perfect for

• Metal cap over filament

ø 50 mm – open dichroic mirror

ø 50 mm – closed dichroic mirror

20W 35W 50W 71W

ESX/CG FRB/CG EXT/CG EYF/CG

1 0.21 3150 0.21 7500 0.25 8400 0.26 11500

FRA/CG EXZ/CG EYJ/CG

1 0.35 3200 0.44 2900 0.44 4550

BAB/CG FMW/CG EXN/CG EYC/CG

1 0.73 475 0.73 900 0.73 1500 0.73 2000

ø 50 mm – open dichroic mirror

ø 50 mm – closed dichroic mirror

20W 35W 50W

Open Closed Open Closed Open Closed