Kanlux halogen bulb J 1000W R7s 189mm - warm white

Product-No. ka-10418

Kanlux halogen bulb J 1000W R7s 189mm - warm white

J-1000W 189MM

Delivery time: 3 - 5 Days

Technical details

Height

189 mm

Manufacturer

kanlux

Socket

R7s

Voltage

230 V

Watt

1000 W

Luminous flux - lumen

16000 lm

Light color

Warm white

Color temperature

2700 K

Consumption kWh/1000h

1000 kWh

Useful life in hrs.

20000 h

Switching cycles

8000

Diameter

12 mm

Mercury content

0.0 mg

Contains mercury

Energy efficiency class

Weight

14 g

Frequency

50 Hz / 60 Hz

UVP 1,99 €

-46%

1,07 €

plus 19% tax, plus shipping
(Gross price 1,27 €)
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Product description Kanlux halogen bulb J 1000W R7s 189mm - warm white

Kanlux Halogen Illuminant J 1000W R7s 189mm - Warm White

Halogen light bulbs like the Kanlux Halogen Light Bulb J 1000W R7s 189mm are a popular lighting option due to their high light output and color temperature. However, there are a few things to keep in mind when using halogen bulbs. First, they can get very hot and should not be used near flammable materials. Also, they should not be touched directly, as this can damage the lamp. In addition, halogen lamps have a shorter lifespan than LED lamps and can cause higher operating costs. In addition, the wattage and dimensions of the lamp must match the luminaire or halopak for which it is intended to ensure proper operation.

What should be considered with halogen lamps?

There are a few things to keep in mind when using halogen light bulbs. First, these bulbs can get very hot, so care should be taken to avoid contact with flammable materials. Also, care should be taken when turning the lamp on and off, as the bulb may still be hot. Furthermore, when changing the bulb, care should be taken not to touch it with bare hands, as this could damage the halogen gas filling it contains and shorten the bulb's life. Finally, halogen bulbs should not be operated above their rated power, as this could shorten their life and increase the risk of overheating and fire.