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Daniel J. Stern
- Jan 1, 1970
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I've been eyeing an odd Sylvania halogen lamp for a year or so in the
local Rona ("Home Depot" in Canadian), and finally bought a couple. Its
designation is 75T10/HAL , and the box describes it as "Tungsten Halogen
T10 120V Clear". It's cylindrical, about 1.25" diameter (which makes sense
given the T10 designation), nickelplate E26 (US Medium screw) base. The
outer glass tube is *very* thick and sturdy, and houses a
smaller-diameter, equally sturdy-looking quartz or hardglass lamp envelope
in which a four-segmented axial filament burns. There is a hefty white
ceramic disc between the top of the base cup and the bottom of the outer
tube.
I can find no information on this odd lamp. What is its intended
application? What is its luminous flux? Rated hours?
It's a very spendy lamp; cost me about CAD$21 retail.
DS
local Rona ("Home Depot" in Canadian), and finally bought a couple. Its
designation is 75T10/HAL , and the box describes it as "Tungsten Halogen
T10 120V Clear". It's cylindrical, about 1.25" diameter (which makes sense
given the T10 designation), nickelplate E26 (US Medium screw) base. The
outer glass tube is *very* thick and sturdy, and houses a
smaller-diameter, equally sturdy-looking quartz or hardglass lamp envelope
in which a four-segmented axial filament burns. There is a hefty white
ceramic disc between the top of the base cup and the bottom of the outer
tube.
I can find no information on this odd lamp. What is its intended
application? What is its luminous flux? Rated hours?
It's a very spendy lamp; cost me about CAD$21 retail.
DS