This TL5 HO lamp (tube diameter 16 mm) offers a constant light level, independent of temperature fluctuations, making it an excellent solution for warm applications. The TL5 HO TOP can be operated on equivalent systems as MASTER TL5 HO. Excellent solution for warm applications, such as unconditioned warehouses, wall washers, etc.
Features
| Lumen output higher than 90% of maximum value at ambient lamp temperatures from 20 to 75 °C due to amalgam-controlled operation |
| Allows dimming-down to 30% light output |
| Hot restrike and good run-up behavior compared to high intensity discharge lamps due to auxiliary amalgams at both lamp ends |
| Can be ignited at temperatures from -15 to +75 °C |
Applications
| Architectural lighting and customized solutions thanks to compact lamp size and high lumen package, especially in hot (above 40 °C) conditions |
| Economic solutions with high-ceiling lighting in retail and industrial application areas |
| Especially uplighting applications in offices where higher lumen packages are needed |
| Esthetic pendants, closed and furniture-mounted luminaires in offices, workshops, restaurants and reception areas |
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