Ushio MHL-1507S - 5000078

Description

The mercury line of 365 nanometers remains present, and although depressed in strength, the combination of these halogenides effect the required ultraviolet wavelengths required for photopolymer, multi-spectrum and diazo processing applications. MHL Metal Halide Medium Pressure Metal Halide Lamps Medium pressure, metal-halide lamps used in a variety of industries including uv curing, printed circuit board and photolithography exposure and industrial graphic arts processing. For the operation of an MHL lamp, bridge-gap ballasts designed specially for metal halide lamps should be used. Bridge-gap ballasts are designed with a higher open circuit secondary and a higher current carrying capacity. The mercury line of 365 nanometers remains present, and although depressed in strength, the combination of these halogenides effect the required ultraviolet wavelengths required for photopolymer, multi-spectrum and diazo processing. This lamp is also identified by the item code BC8992 and the UPC product code of 048777265901. The Ushio 5000078 MHL-1507S Lamp Bulb is a Clear finish lamp that is well suited for a variety of applications including lighting. For the operation of an MHL lamp, bridge-gap ballasts designed specially for metal halide lamps should be used. A thermal fuse should also be integrated into the ballast. The voltage rating for this lamp is 130 volts. This energy efficient Ushio 5000078 lamp has a wattage of 1500 watts of electrical usage.

Key Features

• Features & Benefits For Blacklight Special Effects Only use in UV Protective Housing Average Lamp Life: 500 hours USHIO MHL series metal halide lamps contain mercury, scandium and various other metal halogens in an inner bulb that produces.
• Bridge-gap ballasts are designed with a higher open circuit secondary and a higher current carrying capacity.
• For the operation of an MHL lamp, bridge-gap ballasts designed specially for metal halide lamps should be used.
• MHL Metal Halide Medium Pressure Metal Halide Lamps Medium pressure, metal-halide lamps used in a variety of industries including uv curing, printed circuit board and photolithography exposure and industrial graphic arts processing.
• As the high temperature of the arc discharge excites the halogenides to evaporate and separate into atoms, the metallic atoms illuminate and release the predetermined target ultraviolet wavelength.
• The mercury line of 365 nanometers remains present, and although depressed in strength, the combination of these halogenides effect the required ultraviolet wavelengths required for photopolymer, multi-spectrum and diazo processing.