Venture Lighting Lamp Catalog 1991 - 1992

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VENTURELIGHTINGINTERNATIONAL


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Positioned For The 90'sVenture Lighting International, Inc. believes the decade of the90's will be one of the most significant and exciting times forenergy efficient lighting. Our efforts over the past two years havebeen to position our c0mpany to take full advantage of theopportunities which we believe will be presented during thisdecade.

The 90's will represent some unique challenges to people in boththeir personal and professional lives. There will be renewedemphasis on environmental concerns, such as energy conserva-tion and pollution control. Metal halide technology offersexcellent opportunities for positive benefits to the environment.For example, in many applications, metal halide lamps can easilyreplace their incandescent counterparts and provide the sameillumination for about one-fourth the energy consumption.

Perhaps the most important development which has occurred for Venture Lighting during the past year is ouremergence as the world's largest employee owned lamp manufacturer. Venture Lighting will continue to focus onour original goal: being not only the largest, but the best metal halide lamp company in the world. Ourcommitment to that goal is evidenced by the continued growth of our company as seen in this catalog.I welcome this opportunity to thank all of you for your past support and your continued faith in Venture Lightingand its quality products, Your support has been the critical ingredient for our success. We are prepared to workvery hard to maintain your trust in us as we enter this new decade by offering our custonters tomorrow's highquality, ener$/ efficient, white light sources today. Together we can improve our environment and continue ourmutual growth.

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WHYMETATHATIDE?,,,, 2&3UNNERSATMETATHATIDELAMPS,MOGUTBASE ,,,4&5VERTICAT HIGH OUTPUT METAT HATIDE TAMPS - MOGUL BASE 6 &7HORTZONTAT HrGH OUTPUT METAT HAilDE TAMPS ... 8 & 9WARM COTOR ND DAYTIGHT COLOR METAT HATIDE TAMPS . . 10 & 11tOW WATTAGE METAT HATIDE TAMPS - MEDIUM BASE , ,,J2 & 13MOGUT BASE tOW WATTAGE METAT HATIDE LAMPS 14 & $OPEN FIXTURE METAT HATIDE TAMPS 15 & 17REFTECTOR METAr HATTDE TAMPS . . . 18 & 19WHITE-ITIX@ METAI HATIDE TAMPS ,,.,20 & 21REDUCED OUTERJACKET METAL HATTDE LAMPS . . ...22 &23APPLICATION CROSS REFERENCE 24 &25INSTANT RESTART METAT HATIDE TAMPS . .26 & 27GTARE GUARD '' METAL HATIDE TAMPS , , ,28 &29PAR METAT HATIDE TAMPS ;O A ITDOUBLE ENDED METAT HATIDE LAMPS 32 & 33INTERNATIONAT SINGTE ENDED METAT HATIDE TAMPS ,,34&35CROSS REFERENCE - SINGLE ENDED ,36 &37HIGH PRESSURE SODIUM IAMPS. . . ... 38 & 39MERCURY TAMPS , 40 & 4ITECHNICAT DATA - METAT HATIDE , . ,.42 & 43TECHNICAT DATA - METAT HATIDE , , ,,44 & 45TECHNICAT DATA - HIGH PRESSURE SODIUM & MERCURY. , , ,,46 & 4JMETAT HATTDE - POSrTWE ENTRONMENTAL IMPACT 48 & 49

Front cover photography: Lamp photo: Vance Roth, VRA PhotographyFeature photo: StephenJ, Mul

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WFTYMETAT HATIDE?Unquestionably, Venture's focus has been on thedevelopment of metal halide lamp technology. 0f the lightingtechnologies available today, why has Venture put almost allof its resources behind this one? The answer to this question

lies in the attributes of the metal halide lamp and the userfeatures this technology offers. There are seven primaryadvantages of metal halide: white light, high efficiency,compact size, long life, versatility, user comfort, and positiveenvironmental impact.

Standard metal halide lamps produce white light with acolor temperature of 4000' Kelvin and a Color Renderinglndex (Cru; from 65 to 70. This color rendition is superiorto the fluorescent cool white lamp, long the standard forcommercial indoor lighting. Metal halide lamps can also bedesigned to provide colors from 3000'Kelvin (incandescentlighD to 5000"* Kelvin (natural daylight) with CRI's up to90.

The small size of the metal halide arc tube allows for thedesign of very compact lamps. A 100 watt metal halide lampwith an ^rc g p of less than I inch produces the same lightoutput as an 84 inch long high output cool white fluorescentlamp. Smaller lamps mean smaller luminaires with bettercontrol, allowing the lighting designer to put light where it ismost needed.

Metal halide lamps produce light 3 to 5 times moreefficiently than incandescent lamps. They are the mostefficient white light source available. When you combine thisfeature with the other benefits of metal halide, it clearly isthe standard against which the other lighting technologiesshould be measured.

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Most discharge lamps have the inherent advantage of longlife relative to their incandescent counterparts. Metal halideis no exception with lives ranging from 3,000 to 20,000hours. Long life rneans fewer replacement lamps and lessrelamping labor over the life of the installation. In order toprovide the same lumen hours over the life of oneMH100/U, you would need 45-100 watt incatrdescent lightbulbs.

Metal halide lamps provide the user with an efficient whitelight source which most people prefer over the yellow of highpressure sodium or the blue-green of clear mercury,Because the source is efficient, it produces substantially lessheat than incandescent lamps for a given light level. Thereduction in heat from the lighting reduces the amount ofenergy required to cool the lighted space.

Metal halide lamps can be usecl indoors or outdoors equallywell. \pical temperature extrenres have no inrpact onperfornrance. Metal halidc lanrps are also available in a wiclerange of wattages (5tl t0 1650 watts) and lumen packages(3ttOO to 180,000 lut'netts), making tltcm useful over tltewidest possible range of applications.

A metal halide lighting system is able to deliver a given lightlevel in a space for considerably less energy than thatrequired by an incandescent systenr. Less energT requiredfor lighting means less gencration of electricity. This in turnmeans less consumptiott of our dwindling supplies of fossilfl,rels and less smokestack ernissiotrs from our power plants.Nl in all, use of rnetal halidc larnps instead of irrcandescentwill help us to improve our envircnment.


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Univers al MetalHa\ide Lamps(Mogul Base)The workhorses of metalhalide technology are theuniversal operating lamps.Available over the range of 70to 1000 watts, these lampscan be operated in anyposition. This versatilityallows them to be used in themany lighting jobs where thefixture orientation needs tobe flexible, such as sportsand building floodlighting.Where an application calls forall the lamps in the sameoperating orientation, the useof position oriented lampdesigns is preferable.

The newest members of theuniversal mogul base familyare the low wattage versions,available in 70, 100 and 150watt sizes. They haveexceptionally cool outer bulboperating temperaturescompared to their ED17medium base counterparts.This particular characteristicmakes them well suited foruse in hazardous locationfixtures.

Universal operating design allows the lamp to perform inany orientation.Full range of wattages available from 70 to 1000 watts.Standard metal halide color of 4000 K and very good CRIof 55.Available in both clear and coated designs.Low wattage designs have cooler bulb wall temperaturescompared to their medium base counterparts.

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Pro-Arc'lrr lf piversal Mogul Base Metal Halide Lamps/Vatts Base Bulb ProductNumber Lamp Description

std.CaseQty. ANSISpec. NotesAvg.Life(Hours) lnitialLumens MeanLumens

NominalColorTemp. Fix.Req.DimensionsMOL(in )

LCL(in )70 MOG ED2B 16017 MH TOIUIED2B 12 M98 Clear (2) 1 0000 5600 4200 4000 K E B 5/16 5

100 MOG ED2B 67868 MH 1OO/U/ED2B 12 M90 Clear (2) 1 0000 7800 5850 4000 K E B 5/16 (150 MOG ED2B 695s9 MH 150/U/ED2B 12 M107 Clear (3) 1 0000 1 3500 10100 4000 K E B s/16 5175 MOG ED2B 88791 MH 175lU 12 M57PE-175 Clear (2) 1 0000 1 4000 1 0500 4000 K E B 5/16 5175 MOG ED2B 96627 MH 17'ICIU 12 M57PF-175 Coated (2) 1 0000 1 4000 10100 3700 K E B 5/16 q250 MOG ED2B 63052 MH 250/U 12 M58PG-250 Clear (2) 1 0000 20500 1 5400 4000 K E B 5/16 q250 MOG ED2B 61 290 MH 250/C/U 12 M58PH-250 Coated (2) 1 0000 20500 1 5000 3700 K E 8 5/16 5400 MOG ED37 1 8520 MH 4OO/U 6 M59PJ-400 Clear (2) 20000 36000 28800 4000 K S 11 1/2 7400 MOG ED37 83545 MH 4OO/C/U 6 M59PK-400 Coated (2) 20000 36000 27700 3700 K S 11 112 7'1000 MOG BT56 72051 MH'1000/u 6 M47PA-1000 Clear (2) 1 2000 1 1 0000 BBOOO 4000 K S 15 3/B I 112

1 000 MOG BT56 B846O MH l OOO/C/U 6 M47PB-1000 Coated (2) 1 2000 1 1 0000 84700 3700 K S 15 3/B 91/2= New ProductI = Unique Product

'ootnotcsL See page 47 for ,t, discussion of safe tl anil tirture requirenrents.

t.ifc shown is tor vcrtical * 30 degrees ope ration, All othcr burning positions ',vt J5"l, of rated lifcasthcstandrrtllT5rvattnrctal halide lanrp(M57).


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Vertical HighOutput MetalHalideVertical high output metalhalide lamps provide morelight for the same powerconsumption as theiruniversal operating counter-parts. This performanceadvantage, however, is pro-vided in a limited number ofpositions; base up or basedown within 15 degrees ofvertical.This product line has beendramatically improved by thedevelopment of a newenvironmental regulator(Figure 1). This regulatorremoves gases from the insideof the bulb which can cause

r Increased lumen output for the same ener$/ consumption.r Uses same ballast as the universal lamps.I Improved lumen maintenance and color stability with thenew environmental regulator.

Photograph by Stephen J. Mul6

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the lamp to become hardstarting while at the same timereleasing other gases whichimprove lumen maintenanceand color stability. Thisregulator has been incorporatedby Venture Lighting in all of itsposition oriented designs.The primary uses for verticalhigh output lamps a,reindustrial, indoor commercialand any other fixed verticalorientation lighting appli-cations.

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std.CaseQtv ANSISpec. Notes

Avg.Life(Hours) MeanLumens

NominalColorTemp. Fix.Req

DimensioMOL(in ) L(

175 MOG ED2B 55087 MS 175/BU 12 M57PE-175 Clear 1 0000 11250 4000 K E 8 5/16175 MOG ED2B 8401 0 MS 17S/BUA/V 12 M57PE-175 Clear 1 0000 rlrfir 10100 3200 K E B 5/16175 MOG ED2B 84985 MS 175/C/BU 12 M57PF-175 Coated 1 0000 11250 3700 K E B 5/16175 MOG ED2B 20981 MS 17S/C/BUA/V 12 M57PF-175 Coated 1 0000 10100 3200 K E B 5/16250 MOG ED2B 36297 MS 250/BU 12 M58PG-250 Clear 1 0000 17250 4000 K E 8 5/16250 MOG ED2B 63539 MS 250/C/BU 12 M58PH-250 Coated 1 0000 1 6560 3700 K E B 5/16250 MOG ED2B 18477 MS 250/C/BUA/V 12 M58PH-250 Coated 1 0000 14760 3200 K E B 5/1400 MOG ED37 47432 MS 4OO/BU 6 M59PJ-400 Clear 20000 32000 4000 K o 11 1t2400 MOG ED37 73530 MS 4OO/BU/ER 6 (3) Spec. Ballast Req 30000 35700 4000 K o 11 112400 MOG ED37 62597 MS 4OO/C/BU 6 M59PK-400 Coated 20000 31 000 3700 K o 11 112400 MOG ED37 B4B7B MS 4OO/BD 6 M59PJ-400 Clear 20000 32000 4000 K o 11 1/2400 MOG ED37 35142 MS 400/C/BUA/V 6 M59PK-400 Coated 20000 27700 3200 K o 11 1t2

1 000 MOG BT56 89113 MS lOOO/BU 6 M47PA-1000 Clear 1 2000 87750 3900 K o '15 3/B 911 000 MOG BT56 59982 MS lOOO/C/BU 6 M47PB-1000 Coated 1 2000 84240 3400 K o 15 3i8 911 000 MOG BT56 94669 MS lOOO/BD 6 M47PA-1000 Clear 1 2000 87750 3900 K o 15 3/B 911 500 MOG BT56 1 8360 MS 1sOO/HBU 6 M4BPC-1500 Clear (2\ 3000 1 40000 3400 K E 15 3/B 911 500 MOG BT56 79037 MS 1sOO/HBD 6 M4BPC-1500 Clear (2) 3000 1 40000 3400 K E 15 3/8 91

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Horizontal HighOutput MetalHalide LampsHorizontal high output metalhalide lamps are positionoriented designs, whichprovide more light for thesame power consumption andmore life than their universalcounterparts operating in thehori zontal orientation.Universal lamps have both alife and light output deratingfor off-vertical operation. Likethe vertical high output lamps,these also contain the newenvironmental regulator forimproved performance.The horizontal high outputlamps provide up to 25%more light and 33% longer lifethan a comparable universal

lamp operated in a horizontalorientation. Horizontal lampsare unique in that theyrequire a Position OrientedMogul Base (POMB) on thelamp, and a position orientedmogul socket in the fixture.This combination orients thehorizontal lamp in thecorrect position for optimumperformance.Horizontal high output lampsare used extensively in gasstation canopies, outdoorbillboards, architecturalsitelights, car lots, sportslighting, and lighting forretailing and commercialoffice interiors.

Higher light output and longer life than universal lampsoperated horizontally,New environmental regulator for increased lumen main-tenance and color stability.Asymmetric arc tube design allows for an increasedoperating range of * 45" from horizontal.Sign and sports lighting lamps specifically designed tooperate over a range of postions.

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ANSISpec Notes

Avg.Life(Hours)

MeanLumens

NominalColorTemp.

Fix.Req

DimensionMOL(in )

LC(in

175 POMB ED28 57330 MS 175/HOR 12 M57 Clear 1 0000 1 2000 4000 K IEIEI E B 5/16 5175 POMB ED2B 1 6348 MS 175/C/HOR 12 M57 Coated 1 0000 11300 3700 K E 8 5/16 5175 POMB ED2B 96677 MS 175IC/HORA/V 12 M57 Coated 1 0000 1 0080 3200 K

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E B 5/16 5250 POMB ED28 94883 MS 250/HOR 12 M58 Clear 1 0000 1 8000 4000 K E B 5/'16 5250 POMB ED2B 44155 MS 250/C/HOR 12 M58 Coated '10000 1 7000 3700 K E B 5/16 6250 POMB ED2B 4051 3 MS 250/C/HORA/V 12 M58 Coated 1 0000 1 5000 3200 K E B 5/16 5400 POMB ED37 40509 MS 4OO/HOR 6 M59 Clear 20000 32000 4000 K E 11 112 7400 POMB ED37 64648 MS 4OO/C/HOR t) M59 Coated 20000 31 000 3700 K E 11 112 7400 POMB ED37 50489 MS 400/C/HORA/V 6 M59 Coated 20000 27700 3200 K E 11 1t2 7400 POMB ED37 36706 MS 4OO/SIGN2O ti M59 Clr.Sign Vue (3) 20000 32000 4000 K E 11 112 7400 POMB ED37 47745 MS 4OO/SIGN 6 M59 Sign Master (4) 20000 32000 4000 K E 11 112 7

1 000 POMB BT56 47503 MS 1000/HOR (Sport 60) 6 M47 Clear 1 2000 93600 3400 K E 15 3/B 9111 500 POMB BT56 82070 MS 1500/HOR (Sport 60) 6 M48 Clear (2) 3000 1 46000 3400 K E 1s 3/8 I 11 650 POMB BT56 16419 MS 1650/HOR (Sport 60) 6 Clear (2) 3000 1 60000 3400 K E 't5 3/B 911ir = New Productt = Unique ProductF'o0tnotcsL See page 47 tior t cliscussion of safety and fixturc requirenlents2. Lifc shorvn is rrted for 5 hours per start..1, Optirlizcd lanrp lurlcns rt * 20 degrcc burning position.4. 0ptirlizcd lanrp lLrrlcns ovcr tlre full rangc of horizontal + 20

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Warm Color &Daylight Color MetalHalide LampsOne of the principal featuresof metal halide technology isits ability to be designed toprovide white light in avarietyof color temperatures.The warm color metal halidelamps provide a warm, incan-descent halogen compatiblecolor temperature appro-priate for today's high impactretail ligh tin g des ign s.Interior designers who preferthe warmth of incandescentlighting can now achieve thesame look with ntetal halideat about 4 times the efficiencyof the standard incandescentlamp.

The other end of the generallighting color temperaturespectrum is represented bythe new daylight color fromVenture Lighting. This 5000K lanrp provides a clear, crispblue-white light which can beused to enhance today's hightechnology chrome and glassinteriors. It can also be usedvery effectively for outcloormerchandising and land-scape lighting applications.

Wide range of wattages available.Operate on standard ballasts.Color selection to fit the application- Warm for incandescent color compatibility- Daylight tbr a cool, high technology look

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Std. Color 4000k

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std.CaseQtv ANSISpec. NotesAvg.Life(Hours) lnitialLumens MeanLumens BurningPosition Fix.Req.

l-)imoncinncMOL(in )

LC(rn70 MED ED17 64741 MS 7OIBU/BDA/V 12 M98SJ-70 Clear 1 0000 6000 4s00 BU,BD+.15" E 5 7116 3 7170 MED ED17 901 70 MS 7OIC/BU/BDA/V 12 M98SI-70 Coated 1 0000 5600 4200 ilgu,so+t s' E 5 7116 3 71100 MED ED17 28709 MS'1OO/BU/BDA/V 12 M90TW-100 Clear 1 0000 9000 6750 BU,BD+.15" E 5 7/16 3 7/100 MED ED17 1 8463 MS 1OO/C/BU/BDA/V 12 M90TX-100 Coated 1 0000 8500 6120 BU,BD+15' E 5 7116 3 71150 MED ED17 43498 MS 1SO/C/BU/BDA/V 12 M107TT-150 Coated (2) "10000 1 2500 9000 tgu,go+t s' E 5 7116 3 71175 MED ED17 52522 MS 17s/C/BU/MEDM 12 M57 -175 Coated 1 0000 1 4000 1 0800 BU+1 5' E 5 7116 3 7t175 MOG ED2B 20981 MS 17S|C/BUA/V 12 M57PF-175 Coated 1 0000 1 4000 1 0800 BU+1 5' E B 5/16 5175 POMB ED2B 96677 MS 17SIC/HORA/V 12 M57 -175 Coated 1 0000 1 4000 11000 il HoR*+s' E I 5/16 5250 MOG ED28 18477 MS 250/C/BUA/V 12 M58PH-250 Coated 1 0000 20500 1 5000 BU+1 5' E B 5/16 5250 POMB ED2B 4051 3 MS 250/C/HORA/V 12 M58 -250 Coated 1 0000 20500 1 5000 HOR+45" E B 5/16 5400 MOG ED37 35142 MS 400/C/BUA/V 6 M59PK-400 Coated 20000 36000 26000 t BU+15" o 11 112 7400 POMB ED37 50489 MS 4OO/C/HORA/V 6 M59 -400 Coated 20000 36000 26000 HOR+45' E 11 1t2 7

Pro-Arc' & Super Pro-ArcrM Daylight Color Metal Halide LampsWatts Base Bulb ProductNumber Lamp Description

std.CaseQtv ANSISpec. NotesAvgLife(Hours) lnitialLumens MeanLumens BurningPosition Fix.Req

DimensionMOL(in ) LCL(in1CIO MED ED17 40684 MH IOO/UIDAY 12 MgoTw-1oCI Clear 7500 7000 5300 Universal E I 5/1 5175 tul,OG HD?8 7gs8t MH I:7S/IJIDAY 12 M57P8.175 Clear 7500 1 2000 9000 Universal E I 5/16 5ts0 MOG EDzE ?'7252 Mhr zso/ul,DAY 12 M58PG'A50 Clear 7500 19000 14300 t Universal E I 5/16 5400 MOG ED37 3681S Ml{ 400/UIDAY 6 MSgPJ.400 Clear 15000 32500 24400 Universal S 11 112 7400 POMB ED37 283Sp M$,a0otH0R/nAY 6 M59"400 Clear 15000 34000 25500 HOR+45" E 11 1/2 71000 ,MOG, Bil'56. 35914 hilH.1000/tiJ/nAV 6 M47PA-1000 Clear gs00 80000 60000 e Universal E 15 3/8 911500 MOG tsT56 10908 MH ISOOiHBU/DAY b M48FO-1500 Clear 2254 125000 94000 BU+105" E 15 3iB 91i = Unique Product* = New Product IiootrIotesl , Sec pagc 4J for ,t discussion of safety and fixfurc rcquircnie

2, Lanrp opcratcs on tlrc sarne ballast as tlte standardI75 Watt nrctal halide (M57) lanrp


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LowWattageMetalHalide LampsMedium BaseThe low wattage family hasdramatically extended therange of metal halideapplications. The core of thisproduct line is the mediumbase universal operatinglamp in both clear and coateddesigns. Warm color medi-um base lamp designs arealso available where awarmer look is desirable.Recent product line expan-sions include reflector (pages18 & 19) and mogul base lowwattage lamps (pages L4&15). The most recentadditions to the low wattagefamily are the open fixturelamps which will require no

r Compact EDl7 bulb, familiar and economical medium base.r Choice of color temperatures.r Wide range of wattages and lumen packages.r Hundreds of fixture designs available for an extensive range

of applications.

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cover glass in the fixture(pages t6 t 17).Fixtures available for lowwattage metal halide lampshave grown substantially.These lamps are now foundin a diverse array of lightingapplications including park-ing garages, bollards, com-pact floodlights, downlights,wallpacks and decorativestreet lighting. Everlwhereyou look metal halide lowwattage is being specified.The next revolution inlighting has clearly begun.

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Pro-Arc'& Super Pro-ArcrM Low Wattage Medium Base Metal Halide LampsBulb ProductNumber Lamp Description

std.CaseQtv. ANSISpec. Notes

Avg.Life(Hours) lnitialLumens MeanLumens

NominalColorTemp. BurningPosition Fix.Req

DimensionsMOL(in ) LCL(in )

ED17 52312 MH sO/U 12 M110TM-50 Clear 5000 3400 2700 4000 K Universal E 5 7116 3 711ED17 1 3093 MH 50/C/U 12 M1 10TL-50 Coated 5000 3400 2600 3700 K Universal E 5 7116 3 711ED17 781 38 MH 7OlU 12 M98SJ-70 Clear (2) 1 0000 5600 4200 4000 K Universal E 5 7/16 3 7/1ED17 64741 MS 7OIBU/BDA/V 12 MgBSJ-70 Clear 1 0000 6000 4500 3200 K BU/BDt 15" E 5 7116 3 711ED17 12180 MH TOICIU 12 M98SI-70 Coated (2) 1 0000 5600 4000 3700 K Universal E 5 7116 3 711ED17 901 70 MS 7OIC/BU/BDA/V 12 M98St-70 Coated 1 0000 5600 4000 3200 K BU/BDA 15' E 5 7t16 3 7t1ED17 27266 MH 1OO/U 12 M90TW-100 Clear (2) 1 0000 7800 5850 4000 K Universal E 5 7116 3 711ED17 28709 MS 1OO/BU/BDA/V 12 M90TW-100 Clear 1 0000 9000 6750 3200 K BU/BDA15' E 5 7116 3 711ED17 1 5823 MH lOO/C/U 12 M90TX-100 Coated (2) 1 0000 7800 5600 3700 K Universal E 5 7/16 37t1ED17 1 8463 MS 100/C/BU/BDA/V 12 M90TX-100 Coated 1 0000 8500 61 s0 3200 K BU/BDt15" E 5 7116 3 711ED17 44810 MH 150/U 12 M107TS-150 Clear (2) (3) 1 0000 1 3500 10100 4000 K Universal E 5 7116 3 711ED17 39083 MH 150/C/U 12 M107TT-150 Coated(2) (3) 1 0000 1 3500 9720 3700 K Universal E 5 7116 3 711ED1 7 43498 MS 150/C/BU/BDA/V 12 M107TT-150 Coated (3) 1 0000 1 2500 9000 3200 K BU/BDI15" E 5 7116 3 711ED1 7 1 5556 MH 175lU/MED 12 M57- 175 Clear (2) 1 0000 1 5000 11250 4000 K Universal E 5 7116 3 711ED17 631 87 MH 175/C/U/MED 12 M57- 175 Coated (2) 1 0000 1 5000 10100 3700 K Universal E 5 7116 3 711ED1 7 7031 0 MS 175lBU/MED 12 M57- 175 Clear .i0000 1 6000 1 2000 4000 K BUt15' E 5 7116 3 7/1ED17 52522 MS 175/C/BU/MED/VV 12 M57- 175 Coated 1 0000 1 4000 10100 3200 K BUl 1 5" E 5 7116 3 711* = New Product


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Mogul Base LowWattage MetalHalide LampsThe adciition of the mogulbase low wattage lamps in anED28 outer bulb providessome interesting possibilitiesfor lighting applications. Itallows a standard mogul basefixture to be offered in alower light output packagewith no change of the socket.Adaptation of existing fixturesis often easily accomplished,since the lower wattageballasts are smaller thanthose used by the higherwattage lamps.

The very cool bulb walltemperature allows theselamps to be designed intohazardous location fixtureswhere bulb wall temperatureis a significant factor in thedetermination of the fixtureclassification. CAUTION: Onlyfixtures can be rated forhazardous location applica-tions, not lamps. Please referto fixture manufacturersliterature for specific recom-mendations and ratings onfixtures which utilize theselamps.

Mogul base and larger bulb allow for easy adaptation of lowwattage lamps into higher wattage mogul base fixtures.Cool bulb wall is ideally suited for use in many hazardouslocation fixtures.

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Pro-Arc.' Mogul Base Low Wattage Metal Halide LampsWatt Base Bulb

ProductNumber Lamp Description

srd.CaseQtv

ANSISpec. Notes

Avg.Life(Hours)

lnitialLumens

MeanLumens

NominalColorTemp.

BurningPosition

Fix.Req.

DimensionsMOL(in)

LCL(in)16017 MH TOIUIED2B 12 M98 Clear (2\ 1 0000 5600 4200 4000 K Universal E B5/16 567868 MH lOO/U/ED2B 12 M90 Clear (2) 1 0000 7800 5850 4000 K Universal E B 5/16 569559 MH 150/U/ED2B 12 M107 Clear (2) 1 0000 1 3500 10100 4000 K Universal E B 5/16 5

.l = Unique Product*= New Productl'ootnotesl. See page 47 for it discussion of safctv and firturc requircrlcnts,2. Life shown is for vertical t 30 degrccs operation. All other burning positions re 75% of rrted lifc.


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Open FixtureMetal H alideLampsThis catalog marks theintroduction of the mostsignificant development todate in low wattage metalhalide technology - theopen fixture compatiblelamp. Through a uniquedesign concept, VentureLighting has developed alamp which is designed to beused in a completely openfixture.The heart of the open fixturelamp concept is the lightcapsule, containing an arctube and an outer shroud

which provides an internalsafety shield in the event ofarc tube shattering. In thisunlikely event, the outershroud is designed to preventthe hot quartz particles fromthe arc tube from breakingthe lamp's outer bulb. Thisconcept can be applied to awide variety of outer bulbconfigurations. The initialproducts which incorporatethis concept will find wideapplication in indoor com-mercial lighting for bothoffices and r etail spaces.

SPECIAT SOCKET FOR OPEN

Unique "light capsule" design allows the lamp to be used inopen fixtures.No cover lens required on fixture.Open flxtures allow for easy replacement of burned out lamps.

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Avg.Life(Hours TotalLumens MeanLumensNominalColorTemp. BurningPosition

DimensioMOL(in )L(

70 MED ED1 7 45424 MS 7OIBU/BD/OM 12 M9B 1 0000 6000 4500 3200 K BU/BDt15" 5 7116 370 MED ED17 14611 MS 70/C/BU/BD/OA/V 12 M98 1 0000 5600 4000 3200 K BU/BDt15' 5 7t16 370 MOG ED28 47062 MS 7OIBU/BD/O/ED28^/V 12 M98 1 0000 6000 4500 3200 K BU/BDI15' 5 7116 370 MED PAR38 19522 MH 7O/PAR38/FL 12 M98 7500 (2) (2\ 4000 K Universal 5 5/1670 MED PAR38 21 983 MH 7OIPAR38/SP 12 M98 ITTilIET 7500 (2) (2) 4000 K Universal 5 5/16100 MED ED1 7 96770 MS 1OO/BU IBDIO//./ 12 M90 1 0000 9000 6800 3200 K BU/BDt15" 5 7116 3100 MED ED17 11245 MS 1OO/C/BU/BD/O/VV 12 M90 1 0000 8500 61 00 3200 K BU/BDt15" 5 7116 3100 MOG ED2B 37043 MS 1OO/BU/BD/O/ED28M 12 M90 '10000 9000 6800 3200 K BU/BDt15' 5 7116 3

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Reflector MetalHalide LampsReflector metal halide lampsprovide optical control builtright into the lamp,eliminating the need for anexternal reflector in thefixture. An added benefit ofthe reflector lamp design isthat the hermetically sealedbulb protects the reflectorsurface from the lightreducing impact of dirt andcorrosion. They are availablein spot and flood beampatterns in 70, 100, and 175watt designs. The mostwidely used color is thestandard 4000 K white light,

however, lamps can besupplied in warm or daylightcolor (special order).These lamps ^re beingincreasingly specified inlandscape lighting. Alsoavailable by special order areprimary color lamps of red,green and blue. Theseproducts were designed forthose special applicationswhere a color enhances adisplay or ueates a uniqueand visually attractiveenvironment.

Built in optical control; no fixture reflector required.0perate on standard ballasts.Many color options available (special order).Sealed reflector surface inside bulb remains cleanthroughout life.


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BurningPosition

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DimensionMOL(in )

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100 MED 91 079 MH 1OO/R4O/FL 12 M90 1 0000 3300 70' 4000 K Universal E 6 1t2100 MED 88671 MH 1OO/R4O/SP 12 M90 1 0000 80000 15 4000 K Universal E

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White-Lux@Metal H alideLampsWhite-Lux@ is the cost effec-tive solution for replacinghigh pressure sodiumlighting with the clean, whitelight of metal halide. Theselamps are designed to retrofitdirectly into a high pressuresodium 250 or 400 wattfixture with no change ofballast--just screw in theWhite-Lux@ lamp. Someapplications may requireenclosed fixtures (page 47).This radical new designeliminates the need forballast and ignitor changes orrepositioning of the socket.Many facilities today arefinding the low color rendi-

tion of high pressure sodiumunacceptable for theirlighting requirements.Higher productivity andimproved employee moraleare often cited as benefits ofthe conversion to white lightillumination. The high costassociated to change thefixtures or modify the currentfixtures to operate metalhalide is a barrier. With theWhite-luxo lamp, conversionfrom yellow to white light inwarehouses, factories, park-ing lots or any other locationis accomplished cost effec-tively by changing only thelamp.

Change from high pressure sodium to metal halide lightingby changing only the lamps--no change in ballasts, ignitorsor sockets.Complete electrical compatibility with the 250 or 400 watthigh pressure sodium ballast.Rated for open fixture use (400 watt only) if the lamp isoperated vertically + 15 degrees.

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Pro-Arc' & Super Pro-ArcrM White-Lux@ Metal Halide Lamps/t/atl Base Bulb ProductNumber Lamp Description

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Avg.Life(Hours) lnitialLumens MeanLumens

NominalColorTemp. BurningPosition Fix.Req.

DimensioMOL(in.) L(

250 MOG ED2B 91 051 MS 250/BU/LU 12 1 0000 20500 1 5400 4000 K BU+1 5' E B 5/16 5250 MOG ED2B 30053 MS 250/C/BU/LU 12 1 0000 20500 1 4800 3700 K BU+1 5' E B 5/16 5400 MOG ED2B 59441 MH 4OOIU/LU/ED2B 12 1 5000 36000 2BBOO 4000 K Universal S B 5/16400 MOG ED37 52134 MS 4OO/BU/LU 6 1 5000 40000 32000 4000 K BU+1 5" o 11 112 5400 MOG ED37 72190 MS 4OO/C/BU/LU 6 1 5000 40000 31 000 3700 K BU+1 5' o 11 112 5i = Unique Producl*= New Product FootnotesL Scc pagc 47 for r. discussion of safety and firturc requirerlents.

2. Life shown is forvcrtical t l5 degrees operation. All other burningpositions ue75%of rateriJ. Lanrps operate on 250 watt ballasts desigrred for high pressure sodium (S50) larnp rypes.& 4. Larlps operate on 400 watt ballasts dcsigned for high pressure sotlium (S5l) lamp rvpes.

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Reduced0uter JacketMetalHalide LampsMetal halide larnps above 175watts, with their inherentlyhigher efficiencies, wereoriginally designed as re-placements for mercurylamps. In order to make thetransition from mercury tometal halide fixtures aspainless as possible, the samesize outer jackets were usedon metal halide lamps aswere used on their mercurycounterpart. Venture hasdetermined that many of themetal halide lamps can bedesigned into smaller outerbulbs, which allows for thedesign of more compactfixtures. Often, these morecompact flxtures are selectedfor lighting installations,primarily due to aestheticconsiderations, such as alower flrture profile.

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These lamps also provide thepotential for better opticalcontrol than the full sizedlamps, since the arc tube isable to be situated closer tothe reflector in the fixture.There are applications where asmaller fixture will provide amore cost effective systern, Inpole mounted fixtures theeffective projected area (EPA)of the fixtures in partdetermines both the polegauge and footer character-istics within a given geo-graphic ^rea,. The higher theEPA of the fixture (s), the morepotential for cost will be in thepole and its installation. Thesespecial lamps from Venturemay allow for the utilization ofsmaller size (lower EPA)fixtures.

Smaller outer bulb allows for a more compact fixturedesign.Reduced system cost possibilities for pole mountedfixtures.Improved fixture optical control possible.Lower profile fixture designs.

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LCL(in )

MOG 33479 MH 250/U/EDlB 12 M58 Clear (2) 1 0000 20500 .15400 4000 K Universal E I314 5 314MOG 57540 MH 4OO/U/ED2B 12 M59 Clear (2) 20000 36000 2BBOO 4000 K Universal E B 5/16 5MOG 20753 MH 4OO/C/UIED2B 12 M59 Coated (2) 20000 36000 27700 3700 K Universal E B 5/16 5MOG 1 5332 MH 1000/ulBr37 6 M47 Clear (2) 1 2000 1 1 0000 BBOOO 4000 K Universal E 11 112 7MOG 66866 MH 1500/UlBr37 6 M48 Clear (3) 3000 1 55000 1 40000 3400 K Universal E 11 1t2 7

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l.+rii+'j;l:r:i , i ri r i.iif POMB 24573 MS 4OO/C/HOR/ED2B 12 M59 Coated 20000 40000 31 000 3700 K HORt45' E B 5/.16 5

POMB I' 71849 MS 4OO/C/HOR/ED28A/V 12 M59 Coated 20000 36000 27700 3200 K HOR+45" E B 5/16 5POMB , ;ltl lirr ii 53702 MS lOOO/HOR/8T37 Ct M47 Clear 1 2000 1 1 7000 93600 3400 K HOR+60' E 11 112 7


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VEI{TURE LIGHTING'S MEAPPLICAT

APPLICATIONLAMP FAMILY OUTDOORAREA

EXTERIORDOWN-LIGHTING LANDSCAARCHITECTAREALIGHTING

CAR &PARKINGLOTSPARKINGDECK

UNIVERSAL MOGULPages 4 & 5

VERTICAL MOGULPages 6 & 7HORIZONTALPages 8 & I

WARM COLORPages 10 & 11DAYLIGHT COLOR

Pages 10 & 11LOW WATTAGE MEDIUMPages 12 & 13LOW WATTAGE MOGULPages 14 & 15

OPEN FIXTUREPages 16 & 17LOW WATTAGE REFLECTORPages 18 & 19

WHITE.LUX'Pages 20 & 21OUTER JACKETPages 22 &23

INSTANT RESTARTPages 26 &27GLARE GUARDTMPages 28 &29

PAR METAL HALIDEPages 30 & 31DOUBLE ENDEDPages 32 & 33

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Instant RestartMetal HalideLampsStandard metal halide lampsrequire from 5 to 15 minutesto restart after power inter-ruptions. However, theseinstant restart lamps fromVenture are capable ofrelighting instantaneouslywith the use of a speciallydesigned ignitor. Power inter-ruptions of l5 seconds or lesswill allow full restoration oflight as soon as power isapplied to the lamp. Inter-ruptions longer than this willproduce less than full lightoutput upon re-ignition. Theamount of light produced willdepend on the time the lamPhas had to cool down.

Nlows for instant restoration of lightinterruption occurs.Does not require the presence of anpower supply.Designs are universal operation.

Due to the high voltagesassociated with this system,the fixture is required to beenclosed and the door safetyinterlocked. These pre-cautions are necessary tosafeguard the user from thedanger of electrical shock.Applications for this productinclude sports arenas (bothindoor and outdoor), prisons,military installations, facto-ries and any other locationwhere loss of light will causepotential issues of eithersafety or security.

if a momentary poweruninterruptible

Parrarna Canal Locks MH 1000/u/rs

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Pro-Arc'& Super Pro-ArcrM lnstant Restart Metal Halide Lamps/Vatts Base Bulb ProductNumber Lamp Description

std.CaseQtv ANSISpec.Avg.Life(Hours) lnitialLumens MeanLumens

NominalColorTemp. BurningPosrtion Fix.Req.DimensioMOL(in )

L(i175 MOG BT2B 43309 MH 175/U/IS 12 M57. 1 0000 1 4000 1 0500 4000 K Universal E B 5/162s0 MOG BT2B 39885 MH 250/U/IS 12 M58- 1 0000 20500 1 5400 4000 K Universal E B 5/16400 MOG BT37 97352 MH 4OOIU/IS 6 M59. 20000 36000 2BBOO 4000 K Universal E 11 112

1 000 MOG BT56 31 685 MH 1000/u/ts 6 M47. 1 2000 1 1 0000 BBOOO 4000 K Universal E "t5 3/B I1 500 MOG BT56 39097 MH 1sOO/HBU/IS 6 M48- 3000 1 55000 1 40000 3400 K BUtl 05' E 15 3/B 9'1500 POMB BT56 45634 MS 1500/HOR/lS 6 M48. 3000 1 62000 1 46000 3400 K HORr60' E .15 3/B 91 650 POMB BT56 16419 MS 1650/HOR/rS 6 3000 177000 1 60000 3400 K HORt60' E 15 3/B I

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Gl are GuardrMMetal HalideLampsGlare Guard" metal halidelamps are easily identified bythe highly reflective alum-inized coating on the top ofthe bulb. Since this coating isboth opaque and reflective, iteffectively reduces glare whileredirecting the spill light backinto the reflector, The resultis reduced glare and a moreuniform lighting pattern onthe illuminated ^rea.

Glare Guard'''* lamps havebeen used in both indoor andoutdoor sports lighting, out-door architectural lightingand indoor downlighting formalls, gymnasiums and com-mercial spaces. The controlof spill light is particularlyadvantageous where thelighting designer is attempt-ing to keep light trespass to aminimum.

Glare reduction from fixture.Reduction of spill light -- light trespass control.More uniform illumination.No special ballast or fixture required.


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Pro-Arc'" Glare' 11 i1Y. -ii.t;JiM4E**-GuardrM Metal Halide Lamps

Natt Base BulbProductNumber Lamp Description

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ANSISpec.

Avg.LifeHours)

ln itialLumens

MeanLumens

NominalColorTemp.

BurningPosition

Fix.Req

DimensioMOL(in )

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50 MED ED17 8.1032 MH sO/U/GG 12 M"110 5000 3200 2400 4000 K Universa E 5 7116 370 MED ED1 7 39958 MH 7OIU/GG 12 M9B 7500 5200 3900 4000 K Universa E 5 7116 3

100 MED ED17 17457 MH 1OO/U/GG 12 M90 7500 7600 5700 4000 K Universa E 5 7116 3175 MOG ED2B 1 4988 MH 175/U/GG 12 M57 1 0000 1 3600 1 0200 4000 K Universa E B 5/16250 MOG ED2B 201 55 MH 250/U/GG 12 M58 1 0000 20000 1 5000 4000 K Universa E B 5/16400 MOG ED37 34243 MH 4OOIU/GG 6 M59 20000 35000 28000 4000 K Universa E 11 1121 000 MOG BT56 23517 MH l OOO/U/GG 6 M47 1 2000 1 0700 85600 4000 K Universa E 15 3/B 91 500 MOG BT56 72855 MH 15OO/HBU/GG tl M48 3000 1 5000 1 35000 3400 K BU+1 05' E 15 3/8 9

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Par Metal HalideLampsThe PAR38 metal halidelarnps are designed for openfixture operation. Available in7 0 watt flood and spotdesigns, these lamps providean alternative to the higherwattage incandescent PARlamps. The sealed PAR bulbprovides protection for theinternal aluminized reflectorsurface over the life of thelamp. This means less impacton light output fromenvironmental factors suchas dirt and other airbornecontaminants.

Where more light is neededover a longer distance, thePAR56 and Pfn64 ntetalhalide larnps provide forexcellent optical control in anarrow spot design. Widerbeam patterns can beobtained through the use ofstandard spread lenses.Anticipated applications forthe PAR lamps includelighting for flags, atriums,building columns and otherlocations where drantaticarchitectural lighting effectsare desired,

Narrow spot, highly directional light source.Operate on standard ballasts.Ideal for long throw lighting applications.Sealed reflector surface inside bulb remains cleanthroughout life.

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CenterBeamCp.BeamSpread@ 50%

NominalColorTemp. BurnrngPosition Fix.Req.DimensMOL(in )

70 MED PAR3B 19522 MH 7O/PAR3B/FL 12 M98 Flood 5000 1 2000 35 4300 K Un versal o 5 5/170 MED PAR3B 21 983 MH 7O/PAR3B/SP 12 M9B Spot 5000 40000 15 4300 K Un versal o 5 5/170 MOGPRG PAR56 65OBB MH 7O/PAR56/SP 4 M9B Spot 1) 5000 1 05000 20 4300 K Un versal E 5100 MOGPRG PAR56 62149 MH 1OO/PAR56/SP 4 M90 Spot 2) 5000 1 06000 20 4300 K Un versal E 5t/3 MOGPRG PAR56 1 2635 MH 175/PAR56/SP 4 M57 Spot 2) 5000 1 08000 20 4300 K Un versal E 5250 MOGPRG PAR64 70132 MH 250/PAR64/SP 4 M58 Spot 2) 5000 21 0000 15 4300 K Universal E 6400 MOGPRG PAR64 9351 4 MH 4OO/PAR64/SP 4 M59 Spot .l 5000 1 20000 30 4300 K Universal E 6

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Double EndedMetalHalide LampsThe double ended metalhalide lamps in 70 and 150watt designs have becomepopular in Europe for lightingof displays in retail appli-cations. With three colortemperatures to choosefrom(IOOO K, 3500 K, and4000 K), the designer canselect the color to obtain thedesired look for the display.The compact design of theselamps allows them to be usedin small flxtures. The lampsdo, however, emit ultravioletradiation; requiring them tobe used in enclosed fixtureswith a cover glass forabsorption of this potentiallyharmful radiation.

Venture has developed 'tnumber of higher wattagedouble ended lamps. Theprimary advantage of thesesources is their extremelycompact size relative to thenlore standard bulb configur-ations. These larger wattagesare finding use in sports andfl oodl ighting appl ications.

I Very small lamp and fixture combination.r Good optical control possible.I Ballasts widely available.

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Pro Arc'& Super Pro-ArcrM Double Ended Metal Halide LampsWatts Base Bulb ProductNumber Lamp Description

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NominalColorTemp. BurningPosition Fix.ReqDimensMOL(mm)

70 RSC 20 60248 MH-DE 7Ol4K 12 M85PX-70 NeutralWhite 7500 5500 3900 4200 K HOR+ 45' E 12070 RSC 20 BTBBB MH-DE 7OI3.5K 12 M85PX-70 Brilliant White 7500 5500 3900 3500 K HOR+ 45' E 12070 RSC 20 1 6786 MH-DE 7Ol3K 12 M85PX-70 Warm White 7500 5000 3500 3000 K HOR+ 45' E 120100 RSC 23 23567 MH-DE 1OO 12 M91- -100.. NeutralWhite 7500 6800 5440 4200 K HOR+ 45" E 138150 RSC 23 74756 MH-DE 15OI4K 12 MB1 PS-150 NeutralWhite 1 0000 1 2000 9600 4200 K HOR+ 45" E '138150 RSC 23 7551 6 MH-DE 150/3.5K 12 MBl PS-150 Brilliant White 1 0000 1 2000 9600 3500 K HOR+ 45' E 138150 RSC 23 11295 MH-DE 150/3K 12 MB,lPS-150 Warm White 1 0000 11500 9200 3000 K HOR+ 45' E 138250 RSC 25 3801 3 MH-DE 250/HV 12 M103VL-250 (4) 1 0000 20000 14400 4200 K HOR+ 45" E '163250 Fc2 25 35491 MH-DE 250/3.5K 12 M80PR-250 Brilliant White 1 0000 20000 14400 3500 K HOR+ 45" E 163250 Fc2 25 72748 MH-DE 25OI4K 12 M80PR-250 NeutralWhite 1 0000 20000 14400 4200 K HOR+ 45' E 163400 RSC 30 73110 MH-DE 4OO 12 Ml OBEF-4OO NeutralWhite(a) 1 5000 34000 24500 4200 K HOR+ 45" E 254400 FcZD 30 281 65 MS-DE 4OOIHORIZ 12 Ml OBEE-4OC NeutralWhite(2)(4 1 5000 40000 30000 4200 K HOR+ 45' E 254

1 000 RSC 25 25628 MH-DE l OOO/TB/HOR/4 12 (3X5) 3000 1 00000 80000 3800 K HOR+ 15' E 1781 500 RSC 23 46743 MH-DE 1500tT7tHORt7 12 4e0vt30 (3)(4) 2000 1 50000 1 30000 3BOO K HORt 15" E 2561 500 RSC 25 24694 MH-DE 1sOO/TB/HOR/4 12 265Vr25 (3)(6) 2000 1 50000 1 30000 3BOO K HORI 15" E 178

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InternationalSingle Ended MetalHalide Lamps

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Venture Lighting Internationalhas always been focused onmetal halide lighting as aworldwide product. Manylamps in use in the UnitedStates do not adaptwell to theinternational marketplacedue to variations in voltagesand the control gear (ballastsand ignitors) which ^recommon in these markets.Based on input from ourstrategic partners throughoutthe world, Venture has beendeveloping lamps to meet thevarying requirements of allmarkets in which we participate.

Double ended lamps discussedon pages 32 and 33 of thiscatalog are just one exampleof Venture's internationalcommitment. The singleended products shown onthese pages are some of theother types developed forinternational applications.These lamps have beendesigned to offer the user anadvantage over the standardproducts. tn addition, all ofthe single ended lamps inthis catalog are available in40 mogul or 27 mediumscrew bases for our inter-national customers.

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Lamps designed to operate on local control gear.lamps in familiar bulb shapes and bases.Adaptation available for all Venture metal halide larnpswith 40 mogul and27 ntedium bases.

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Pro-Arc'& Super Pro-ArcrM International Single Ended Metal Halide LampsWatts Base Bulb ProductNumber Lamp Description

srd.CaseQty. LampVoltage NotesAvg.Life(Hours) lnitialLumens MeanLumens

NominalColorTemp. BurningPosition Fix.ReqDimensionMOL(mm) LC(mm

250 E40 ED2B 87664 HtE 250/C/U 12 130 Coated(2)(3) 1 0000 20500 1 5800 3700 K Jniversal E 226400 E40 ED37 34471 HIE 400lclu 6 135 Coated(2)(3) 20000 36000 27000 3700 K Universal E 292400 E40 ED28 58122 HIE 4OOICIUIED2g 12 135 Coated(2)(3) 20000 36000 27000 3700 K Universal E 226

Super Pro-ArcrM White-Lux@ Metal Halide Lamps for High Pressure Sodium Ballasts.150 E40 ED2B 1 9803 HIE 1sO/C/BU/LU 12 100 Coated(5) 1 0000 1 3500 9700 3700 K BU+1 5' E 226250 E40 ED28 3961 3 HIE25OICIBU/LU 12 100 Coated(5) 1 0000 20500 1 4800 3700 K BU+1 5' E 226400 E40 ED37 541 60 HIE OOICIBU/LU b 105 Coated(5) 1 5000 40000 31 000 3700 K BU+1 5" o 292

**

* = New Producti = Unique ProductFootnotes

l. See page 47 for a discussion of safety and flrture requirements.2. Life shown is for vertical + J0 degrees operation. All other burning positions xe75% of rated life.J. Lamps are designed t0 operate on mercury control gear with suitable (3-4,5KV) ignitors.4. Lamps will operate on HPS control gear, but require a minimum of a 3.3K1 ignitor pulse for starting. Fixtures require a 4,01tr pulse rated socket.5. Lamps operate on ballasts designed for high pressure sodium (150W100V, 250W, or 400W) lamp types, A 2.8 - 4.5N ignitor pulse is required for starting,

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Pro-Arc'& Super Pro-ArcrM Low Wattage Metal Halide Lamps70 E27 ED17 99936 MH 7jlclul27 12 85 Coated(2)(4) 1 0000 5000 3850 3700 K Universal E 141 9170 E27 ED17 5291 0 MS 7OIC/BUIBDIOMI2T 12 B5 Coated(4) '10000 5500 4250 3200 K BU/BD+15' o 141 91100 E27 ED17 26022 MH 1jjlclul27 12 100 Coated(2)(4) 1 0000 7700 5600 3700 K Universal E 141 91100 E27 ED17 65850 MS 1 oo/C/BU|BD|OM t27 12 100 Coated(4) 1 0000 9000 6500 3200 K BU/BD+15' o 141 91150 E27 ED17 64602 MH 1sjlclul27 12 '1'10 Coated(2)(6) 1 0000 11300 8300 3700 K Universal E 141 91150 E27 ED17 23820 MS 1sO/C/BUIBDMI2T 12 110 Coated(6) 1 0000 1 3000 9350 3200 K BU/BD+15" E 141 9'1150 E27 ED17 69876 MS 15O/CiBUIBDMI2TILV 12 95 Coated(4) 1 0000 1 2500 9350 3200 K BU/BD+15" E 141 91150 E27 ED17 40563 MH 150/C/Ul27lLV 12 95 Coated(2)(4) '10000 11500 8300 3700 K Universal E 141 9'1150 E26 ED17 94986 MH 15o/C/U/LV 12 95 Coated(2)(4) '10000 11500 8300 3700 K Universal E 138 BB150 E26 ED17 43911 MS 150/C/BU/BDM/LV 12 95 Coated(4) '10000 1 3000 9350 3200 K BU/BD+15' E 138 BB

6. Lamps are designed to operate on 175 watt peak-lead ballast.


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Venture tighting Internatio nal Inc.Universal, Vertjcal, andilorjzontal Metal Halide Lamps

Ordering Code Cross Reference Single Ended Metal Halide Lampsby Wattage

VENTU RELIGHTING GENERALELECTRIC PHILIPS SYLVAN IAWATTS ORDERINGCODE PRO-ARC'andSUPER PRO-ARCTM MULTIVAPOR METAL HALIDE METALARC ANSICODE175 88791 MH 175lU MVR175/U MH175/U M57PE-175

96627 MH 17\ICIU MVRl T'ICIU MH175ICIU M57PF-17557330 MS 175/HOR MS175/HOR M571 6348 MS 175/C/HOR MS175/C/HOR M5720981 MS 175IC/BU^/V MXRl TsICIBU M175I3WBU.ONLY M57PF-'17596667 MS 175IC/HORA/V MS175/3K/HOR M57

250 63052 MH 250/U MVR25O/U MH25O/U M250/U M58PG-25061 290 MH 250/C/U MVR25O/C/U MH25O/C/U M250lClU M58PH-25094883 MS 250/HOR MS25O/HOR M5844155 MS 250/C/HOR MS25O/C/HOR M5818477 MS 250/C/BUA/V M25OI3K/BU-ONLY M58PH-2504051 3 MS 250/C/HORM MS25O/3K/HOR M58

400 1 8520 MH 4OO/U MVR40OiU MH4OO/U M400/u M59PJ-40083545 MH 4OO/C/U MVR4OO/C/U MH4OO/C/U M400/c/u M59PK-40047432 MS 4OO/BU MVR4OOiVBU MS4OO/BU MS4OO/BU-ONLY M59PJ-40062957 MS 4OO/C/BU MVR4OO/C/VBU MS4OO/C/BU MS4OO/C/BU-ONLY M59PK-40084878 MS 4OO/BD MVR40O/VBD MS4OO/BD-ONLY M59PJ-40040509 MS 4OO/HOR MVR4OO/HOR MS4OO/HOR M5964648 MS 4OO/C/HOR MVR4OO/C/HOR MS4OO/C/HOR M5935142 MS 4OO/C/BUM MS4OO/3K/BU M59PK-40050489 MS 40O/C/HORA/V MS40O/3K/HOR M59

1 000 72051 MH 1000/u MVRl OOO/U MH1000/u M1000/u M47PA-100088460 MH l OOO/C/U MVRl OOO/C/U MHl OOO/C/U M1000/c/u M47PB-100089113 MS l OOO/BU MVRl OOOA/BU MSl OOO/BU MSl OOO/BU-ONLY M47PA-100059982 MS 1000/c/BU MSl OOO/C/BU MSl OOO/C/BU-ONLY M47PB-100094669 MS l OOO/BD MVRI OOOiVBD MSl OOO/BD MSl OOO/BD-ONLY M47PA-1000

1 500 1 8360 MH 1sOO/HBU MVRlsOO/HBU/E MH1sOO/BU M15OO/BU-HOR M48PC-150079037 MH 1sOO/HBD MVRlsOO/HBD/E MH1sOO/BD M1500/8D M48PC-1500


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Venture's Unique Metal Halide LampsOrdering Code Cross Reference

VENTURELIGHTING

iVATTS ORDERINGCODE PRO-ARC'andsUPER PRO_ARCTI/

VENTURELIGHTING

/VATTS ORDERINCCODE PRO-ARC'andsUPER PRO_ARCTT/

VENTURELIGHTING

/VATTS ORDERINGCODE PRO-ARC'andSUPER PRO-ARCTM

MS 175lBUMS 175/C/BUMS 175/BU/WMS 250/BU

6353973530

MH 7OIUIEDZ8 MH 250/U/ED18MS 250/HOR/ED1BMS 250/HOR/ED1BA/V

MS 4OO/HOR/ED2B24573

MS lOOO/HOR/8T37MH 1000/ulBr37MH 1500/UlBr37

MS 4OO/SIGN 20MS 4OO/SIGNMS l OOO/HOR (SPORT 60MS 1500/HOR (SPORT

16419 MS 1650/HOR (SPORT 60)

MS 7O/C/BU IBDIO///MH 7OIPAR3B/FLMH 7O/PAR3B/SPMS 1OO/BU IBDIOM

11245 MS 100/C/BU/BD/OA/VMS 1OO/BU IBDIOIEDZBM

MH 175/U/ISMH 250/U/IS

MH 1sOO/HBU/ISMS 7OIBU/BDA/VMS 1OO/BU/BDA/VMS 100/C/BU/BDA/VMS 15O/C/BU/BDAruMS 17S/C/BU/MEDA/V

MH 7O/R4O/FLMH 7O/R4O/SPMH 1OO/R4O/FL

MH 175IR4O/FL

MH 1OO/U/DAYMH 175/U/DAYMH 4OO/U/DAYMS 4OO/HOR/DAYMH lOOO/U/DAYMH 1sOO/HBU/DAY

MS 4OO/BU/LUMS 4OO/C/BU/LU

17457MH 175/U/GG

MH 1sOO/HBU/GG

MH 7O/PAR3B/FLMH 7O/PAR3B/SPMH 7O/PAR56/SPMH 1OO/PAR56/SPMH 175/PAR56/SPMH 250/PAR64/SPMH 4OO/PAR64/SP

MH 175lUiMEDMH 17'ICIU/MED


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High PressureSodium LampsHigh pressure sodium lampsare somewhat more efficientthan metal halide lamps ofthe same wattage. They arepopular for general lightingapplications where it hasbeen determined that colorrendition is not important.Parking lots, street lightingand security lighting com-prise the major applicationsfor high pressure sodium.These lamps are also used forbuilding fl oodlighting wherethe materials in the facadeare best presented by the verywarm appearance of highpressure sodiunt illumi-nation"High pressure sodiumtechnology has shown itself

over the years to be anexcellent outdoor lightingsource with long life, goodlumen maintenance andhigh system reliability.Medium based low wattageand mogul based h ighwattage larnps are in wideuse.The twin arc tube lamps weredesigned to provide a fasterreignition system in case ofpower interruptions. Thesecond arc tube is preheatedby the operating one, and itpreferentially ignites aftershort duratiorr (less than 10seconds) power interrup-tions, providing about 10-15% of the full light outputupon ignition.

I High efficiency general lighting sourcer Long life.I Excellent lumen maintenance.

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j:'i,:, i,#i&ffiiTf{Arc''n Standard Hiqh Pr Sodium Lao-Arc essure um Lamps

Watts Base Bulb ProductNumber Lamp Descriptionsrd.CaseQtv ANSISpec. Notes

Avg.Life(Hours)ff MeanLumens

NominalColorTemp. #,il,.,FQ$lia;fi'; ,1 DimensionsMOL(in ) LCL(in )35 MED E17 41476 LU 35/MED 12 s76 Clear 1 6000 2025 2100 K 5 7116 3 711635 MED E17 32584 LU 35/D/MED 12 s76 Diffuse 1 6000 1 935 2100 K 5 7/16 3 7/1650 MED E17 60949 LU 5O/MED 12 56B Clear 24000 3600 2100 K 5 7116 3 711650 MED E17 97683 LU sO/D/MED 12 S6B Diffuse 24000 3420 2100 K 5 7116 3 711670 MED E17 51918 LU 7O/MED 12 s62 Clear 24000 5670 2100 K 5 7116 3 711670 MED El7 53631 LU 7O/D/MED 12 s62 Diffuse 24000 5387 2100 K 5 7116 3 7t16100 MED E17 69456 LU lOO/MED 12 s54 Clear 24000 8550 2100 K 5 7116 3 7116100 MED E17 28286 LI.-J 1OO/D/MFD 12 s54 Diffuse 24000 7920 2100 K 5 7116 3 7t16150 MED E17 28638 LU 150/55/MED 12 s55 Clear 24000 14400 2100 K 5 7116 3 7116150 MED E17 77770 LU 150/55/D/MED 12 s55 Diffuse 24000 1 3s00 2100 K 5 ltt6 3 711650 MOG E231/2 34077 u50 12 56B Clear 24000 hiL14-Sjffiixii 3600 2100 K i[rl$'$s SHIllll 7 314 550 MOG E23112 72538 LU sO/D 12 S6B Diffuse 24000

i,iiSl$lfrS,.Jlj3420 2100 K L3A7 3/4 670 MOG E23112 44761 LU 70 12 s62 Clear 24000 5670 2100 K 570 MOG E23112 90045 LU TOID 12 s62 Diffuse 24000 5387 2100 K iiit 7 3t4 5100 MOG E23112 2s472 LU 100 12 s54 Clear 24000 8550 2100 K 7 314 5100 MOG E23112 87785 LU l OO/D 12 s54 Diffuse 24000 l,it!ffi$li.$ffIi{i 7920 2100 K 7 314 5150 MOG E23112 6461 6 LU 150/55 12 s55 Clear 24000

t.lit14400 2100 K 7 3/4 5150 MOG E23112 54192 LU 150/55/D 12 s5s Diffuse 24000 1 3500 2100 K 7 314 q150 MOG ED28 30035 LU 150/100 12 s56 Clear 24000 1 3500 2100 K 7 314 q200 MOG ED1 B 34912 LU 2OO 12 s66 Clear 24000 1 9800 2100 K 9 314 5 314250 MOG ED1 8 35946 LU 250 12 s50 Clear 24000 24750 2100 K ,;i{ I3/4 5 314250 MOG ED2B 90960 LU 250/D 12 s50 Diffuse 24000 23400 2.100 K I314 5 314400 MOG ED1 8 17934 LU 4OO 12 s51 Clear 24000 45000 2100 K tl s st+ 5 314400 MOG ED37 17461 LU 4OO/D 12 ss1 Diffuse 24000 427sO 2100 K 1 1 5/'16 7

1 000 MOG E25 86345 LU 1000 12 s52 Clear 24000 1 26000 2100 K lii 15 1/16 B 314Pro-Arc"o Double Ended High Pressure Sodium Lamps

Pro-Arc'"'Twin Tube Hi h Pressure Sodium Lamps: Standby Lamps.T141t2T14112 Twin Tubes


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Mercury VaporLampsClear mercury lamps were atone time the mainstay ofstreet lighting and are still inuse on many of oursecondary roads. Highpressure sodium has all butreplaced mercury for modernstreet lighting with itssu perio r e ffic ie n cy an dlumen maintenance. Theimproved color rendition ofthe phosphor coated deluxecolor mercury lamps haveallorved their use in theretailing environment, Onceagain, however, these lantpsare rapidly being replaced irrthese applicatiorrs by themore efficient metal halide

I Consistent color uniformity.

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sources displayed in abun-dance on the prior pages,Where lamp-to-lamp coloruniformity is critical, deluxecolor mercury lamps are stillselected today. The Ventureproduct line containsprirnarily those sources whichprovide increased colorrendition. The deluxe whitelamps are 4000 K with a CRIoI 4).

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Pro-Arc'i' Mercury Vapor LampslVatts Base Bulb ProductNumber

Lamp Description/ANSI Codestd.CaseQtv

Avg.Life(Hours) lnitialLumens MeanLumensNominalColorTemp. BurningPosition

DimensionsMOL(in ) LCL(in )40 MED 817 37178 H45DL-40-50/DX 12 24000+ 1 140 910 4000 K Universa 5 7/16 3ltB50 MED 817 37178 H45DL-40-50/DX 12 24OOO+ 1140 910 4000 K Universa 5 7116 3 1/B75 MED E17 92978 H43AV-75/DX 12 24OOO+ 2800 2250 4000 K Universa 5 7116 3 1/B

'100 MED 423 47080 H38MP-1OO/DX 12 24OOO+ 4300 3400 4000 K Universa 57t16 31t2100 MED 423 1 1281 H38LL-1 OO 20 1 BO00+ 3700 3000 Universa 5 7116 3112100 MOG E23112 31443 H3BJA-1OO/DX 12 24OOO+ 4400 3400 4000 K U niversa 7 112 q175 MOG BT2B 29171 H39KC-17slDX 12 24OOO+ 8500 7600 4000 K U niversa B 314 6250 MOG BT2B 20098 H37KC-250/DX 12 24000+ 1 3000 1 0700 4000 K U niversa B 3t4 6400 MOG ED37 76447 H33GL-4OO/DX 6 24OOO+ 23000 19100 4000 K Universa 11 112 7

1 000 MOG BT56 17304 H36GW-1000/DX 6 24OOO+ 63000 47500 4000 K Universa 15 3/B 9112Pro-Arc' Reflector Mercury Vapor Lamps100 MED R40 14924 H38BP-1OODX/FL 12 24000 2850 2300 4000 K Universal 7 112175 MED R40 99253 H39BP-175DX/FL 12 24000 5750 4800 4000 K Universal 7 112400 MOG R60 27216 H33FS-4OODX/FL 6 24000 1 5500 12400 4000 K U niversal 10 7tB


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AND GEI.{ERAL INF.ORMATION FORHIGH II{TENSITY DISCHARGE LAMPS

This section of the catalog will assist the reader in theinterpretation of the technical data tables shown for eachproduct family of High lntensity Discharge (HID) lamps . Theinformation is organized in the same order as it appears inthe tables.Page 47 gives some special information concerningthe safe operation of metal halide lamps. Please read thisentire section for guidelines as to the proper operation ofthese light sources.The performance ratings shown are based on lamp testing,under controlled conditions, 0n A.C. circuits with auxiliaryequipment which meets Venture standards. The performanceof these lamps under typical service conditions may varysomewhat from rated values. All lamp specifications andratings are subject to change without notice.

LAMP PERFORMANCE RATING

The product number isidentify a specific lamp.these lamps.

with a minor shift to a warmer color and a small reduction oflumen output. The deluxe color mercury lamps also utilize aphosphor coated bulb. In these lamps, the phosphor is usedto convert the ultraviolet radiation emitted by the arc tubeinto visible energy which provides for substantial colorimprovement.DIFFUSE FINISH high pressure sodium lamps have a non-phosphor coating material which provides for a softerillumination, but does not alter either the color temperatureor CRL

a unique 5-digit number used toThis number can be used to order

Actual lamp wattscharacteristics. Forwatts.

may va,ry, dependingtotal system watts, add on the ballastnominal ballastThese unique codes provide alamp and can be used aloneproduct number when placingin these codes are:

shorthand description of theor in combination with thean order. Abbreviations used

Venture HID lamps have corrosion-resistant brass or nickelplated brass bases. Some metal halide lamps are equippedwith a Position Oriented Mogul Base (POMB) and should onlybe used in proper sockets. Descriptions, abbreviations anddrawings of bases are shown on page 45.The mogul base has numbers and letters impressed on itssurface which represent months and years. This allows theuser to record the date of installation by marking the letterwhich coincides with the month and the number whichcoincides with the last digit in the current year.

Descriptions, abbreviations and drawings of bulbs are shownon page 45.The outer bulbs of Venture HID lamps are madeof glass which is designed to have strength and thermal shockresistance suitable for operation in typical fixtures; however,all HID lamps must be shielded from direct contact withwater or other liquids which could result in lamp breakage.CTEAR FINISH lamps are recommended to provide maximumlight and favorable color in applications where optical controlis required.COATED FINISH metal halide lamps have phosphor coatedbulbs to provide a warmer appe r^nce in applications wheresofter shadows and subtle highlights are preferred. Thephosphor coated bulbs provide a more uniform brightness,

MH Pro-Arc"' Standard LampMS Super Pro-ArcrM Lamp(High Output)DE Double Ended Lamp/BD Base Down Burninq Position/BU Base Up Burning PositionIC Phosphor Coated Bulb/DAY Daylight ColorIFL Flood/GG Glare GuardrM Reflective Bulb/HBD Horizontal to Base DownBurning Position/HBU Horizontalto Base UpBurning Position/HOR Horizontal Burning Position/ts lnstant Restad LampILU White-Lux'Lamp/LV Low Voltaqe/MED Medium Base/MOG Moqul Base/SP SpotIU Universal Burninq PositionA/V Warm Colorl4K Neutral White/3.5K Brilliant Whitet3K Warm White


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Also included in some lamp ordering codes are letter andnumber codes which designate the bulb shape and bulbdiameter (see page 45). In general, items which areconsidered standard and well recognized are not included inthe order code; therefore, an MH 4001U does not include abulb shape designator of /8D37, or a /MOG for the mogulbase in the order code, as this is the standard construction.However, the smaller bulb version of this same lamp willinclude a bulb size in the order code: MH 400/U lED28.

The lamp ordering code is a unique code which provides ashorthand description of the lamp, and can be used alone orin combination with the product number when placingorders. Abbreviations used in these codes are:

LU Pro-Arc' High Pressure SodiumID Diffuse/MED Medium Screw Base/RSC Recessed Single Contact Base,Double Ended Desiqnsn7 Tubular Bulb 7/8" diameternf Twin Tube

The lamp ordering code for mercury lamps is the ANSIcode. This code is unique for each lamp and provides ashorthand description of the lamp. Abbreviations used inthese codes are:

/AV E17 Bulb, Medium Base/DL 817 Bulb, Medium Base/GL ED37 Bulb, Mogul Base/GW 8T56 Bulb, Mogul BaseIH Mercury Lamp/BP (R40) Reflector Bulb/FS (R60) Reflector BulbtJA ED23 112Bulb, Mogul BaseIKC BT2B Bulb, Mogul Base/MP A23 Bulb, Medium BaseiDX Deluxe White (phosphor coated)

Under this section of the catalog, the standard case quantityreferences the full case quantity for each lamp type. Anyorder for a number of lamps less than the standard casequantity is subject to broken case pricing.

This is a unique code assigned to each lamp by the AmericanNational $tandards lnstitute (ANSD which describes both theelectrical and physical characteristics of the product.

The notes column is used to specify additional informationpertaining to a lamp. Footnote references are contained inthis column.

Average life is a value of lamp life expectancy based onlaboratory tests of representative lamps at rated voltage for 10hours per start, unless otherwise indicated. The average lifevalues are the total operating hours at which the median$0U,1 of any large group of lamps, initially installed undernormal conditions at rated voltage, will still be burning.Lamp operating conditions can also affect lamp life. Atburning cycles shorter than 10 hours per start, the medianlife will be shortened. At 5 hours per start, the approximatelamp life is 75% of the rated life. At 2Il2 hours per start, theapproximate lamp life is 50% of the rated life. At I U4 hoursper start, the approximate lamp life is 40% of the rated life.The bulb and base temperatures of all high intensitydischarge lamps must be maintained within certain limits orshort life may result. Product specification bulletins areavailable that specify these limits.

Ratings are averages based on photom etry at rated lamp wattsafter 100 hours of operation. Zero hour lumens are notaccurate indicators of performance and may be as much as20% higher (metal halide) or 7% lower (high pressuresodium) than ratings. When universal burning metal halidelamps^re

operated in off-vertical burning positions, initiallumens will be lower than the rated values. Performanceratings for universal lamps are determined in verticaloperation.

Ratings are averages based on photometry at rated lampwatts-at 40o/o of average life for lamps operated on typicalcommercial ballasts at 10 burning hours per start (except asnoted). Lumen values of universal and vertical lamps aremeasured in the vertical burning position, while horizontallamps are measured in the horizontal burning position.

0n commercial metal halide ballasts, lamp wattage tends torise slightly throughout lamp life; therefore, actual meanlumens of lamps in service on typical commercial ballastsare higher than rated mean lumens. When universal lampsare operated in off-vertical burning positions, mean lumenswill be lower than the rated vertical operation values and lifewill be shortened.


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Ratings are averages based on photometry at rated lampwatts, at 50% of rated life, for lamps operated 10 or morehours per start on typical commercial ballasts.0n most commercial ballasts, lamp wattage will slowlyincrease until a peak is reached some time during lamp life,then the lamp wattage will slowly decrease. During rated life0n commercial ballasts, mean lamp lumens and lampwattage will average close to their ratedvalues.

Reflector lamps beam candlepower ratings are averages ofthe center beam intensity of reflector lamps output whenoperated at ratedwatts.

Beam spread is the angle of the beam in degrees measuredto 50% of the center beam intensity.

The correlated color temperature of a light source, expressedin degrees Kelvin (K), describes the chromaticity or apparentwhiteness of the lamp which contributes to the visualappeaLr^nce of the lighted space. Color temperatures (whereshown) are appr oximate.Nl metal halide lamps normally exhibit some lamp-to-lampcolor variation and gradually change in color throughout life.This change during life is toward a warmer appearance andslightly lower color temperature. Near the end of rated life,color temperature may increase and shift toward blue. Metalhalide lamps can operate well beyond rated life; however, thelight output will be low and the color of the lamp will changesignificantly.Burning position, ballast regulation characteristics andnormal variations in supply voltage will affect lamp color andlight output.High pressure sodium lamp color temperature is alsoaffected by ballasts, lamp design and life; however, because ofthe saturated yellow spectrum, it is usually less noticeable.The Color Rendering !ndex (CRI) is a mathematicallydeveloped rating based on the spectral distribution incomparison to a standard source, It is an indication of alamp's ability to show all colors of the visual spectrum. Thischaracteristic is not listed in the data tables.

All mercury and high pressure sodiunt lamps shown in thiscatalog are able to be operated in any position; however, theoperation of rnetal halide lamps in burning positions otherthan those specified can result in severe reductions inperformance and potentially nonpassive failures. Certainburning positions require suitably enclosed fixtures for safetyreasons. Descriptions and drawings of burning positions,along with a discussion of proper fixture enclosure practicesfor rnetal halide lanrps, are shown orr page 47.

The codes in the fixture requirenrent coluntn indicatewhether the lamp nrust only be operated in an errclosedfixture or in an open fixture witltin the specified burnirrgposition limitations. It is essential that you read the safetyinformation 0n burning positions and fixture requirentents0n page 47. Lantps must be supported in fixtures by thebases only. Early performance degradation can result frommetal parts of the fixture contacting the glass bulb of thelamp.

The maximum overall length of single ended lampsmaximum distance in inches from the top of the bulbbottom of the base. For double ended lantps, itmaximum end-to-end length,

The light center length for high intensity discharge larnps isthe distance in inches from the center of the arc to a specifiedreference point on the larnp base, usually the bottom.

Bulb designations consist of letters to indicate the bulb shape,followed by numbers which irrdicate the bulb diameter in l/tiinch increments, Bulbs are measured at their largestdiameter. F'or example, an ED28 bulb is an elliptical dimpledslrape, 3Il2 inches in diameter.All single ended Pro-Arc'E and Super Pro-Arc'*' lamps havebrass or nickel plated brass bases.

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Pro-Arc' and Super Pro-ArcrM Bulbs and Bases

T14112Tubular13116" Diameter

ED17Elliptical Dimpled2118" DiameterED18Elliptical Dimpled2114" Diameter

ED231t2Elliptical Dimpled215116" DiameterED28Elliptical Dimpled3112" Diameter

ED37Elliptical Dimpled4 518" DiameterBT37Blown Tubular4 5lB" Diameter

R40Reflector Bulb5" DiameterPAR38Medium Base4 314' Diameter

BT56Blown TubularT" DiameterDouble Ended

TTubularf7 =23 mm, TB = 25 mm

@HRSCRecessedSingle Contact

E39orE40

MOGMogulBasePOMBPosition OrientedMogul Base

E26orE27

MEDMediumBase

MFc2DCeramic/ClampDownward lnsedion

IMogulEndProng

PAR64PAR Bulb8" DiameterPAR56

PAR Bulb7" Diameter


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IMPORTANT APPLICATIOI.{, CAUTION ND SAFETYII{FORMATIOI{ FOR HIGH INTEI{SITY DISCHARGE LAMPSRatings are based o n lamp testing, under con-trolled conditions, 0n A.C. circuits with equipment whichmeets Venture standards. The performance of these lamps,under typical service conditions, may vary somewhat fromrated values. Nl lamp specifications and ratings are subiectto change without notice.

METAL HATIDE - These lamps sometimes fail in a non-passive manner. This occurs primarily when lamps arebperated in off-vertical burning positions; therefore, thefixture requirement specifications should be carefullyadhered to when enclosed fixtures are specified. (see page47).

Thesc lattrps cornplv witlt Federal Stanclald 2l CF'R 1040.30,includirrg the follolvittg ivarnitlg tttltice:R \XARNII,JG: This latttp cttn callse serious skitr bttrtr and cyeinflanuttation lront ihortil,ave ultraviolet radiation if theoutcr envclope of larnp is broken tlr lluttctttrecl, attd the arctube cotttinires to operate. Do not use where people willrentaitt for tngre than a fclv nrintttes ttttless adequateshielding ot' other safety precatttiotls arc ttsect. Certailr typesof these'ianrps nhich lvill autotnatically extingtrish when theouter cnvelope is brolten or puttctttred are cotnnterciallyavailalrlc.

SPECIAT CAUTIONS FOR DISCHARGE LAMPSHigh intensity discharge lamps must only be used in aux-iliary equipment whicli meetr the electrical specifications ofNSi. Total load can be determined by adding auxiliary wattsto lamp watts. Venture tighting International will not beresponiible for unsatisfactory performance, property damage0r personal injury resulting from lamp operation inunauthorized auxiliary equipment .Wear safety glasses and gloves when installing or removingthese lamps.-Direct contact with water, scratches to the outerenvelope or undue pressure can cause these lamps to break.If the outer envelope should break, immediately turn off thepower. Do not remove the lamp until it has cooled. Avoidiontact with the arc tube support to prevent electrical shock.Replacement lamps should be screwed firmly, but notforcibly, into the socket to avoid loosening due to vibration. Acomplete statement of precautions and operationinstructions is furnished with each lamp.If the outer jacket of a metal halide or mercury lamp isbroken, it is important to turn off power to the lamp toprevent injury wliich could be caused by ultraviolet radiationa eXOOSUfe.

$$E{;$$ {r${E::};IIj}{t: lr{}t r${r&t - End-of-life usually occurswhen the lamp reignition voltage exceeds the voltageavailable from the ballast. The lamp typically starts, warmsup, turns off and then restarts. This on/off cycling is themost common mode of failure of high pressure sodiumlamps.MERCURY - The end-of-life of these lamps is a passivedimming process. These lamps have extremely long lives andreach end-of-life by an eroding of the electrodes in the arctube, causing heany tungsten deposits (blackening) on thearc tube. Thls ultimately reduces light output to very lowlevels.High lntensity Discharge (UtO)lamps require auxiliarybailast equipment designed to produce proper electrical

values. Nl pro-Arc' metal halide lamps will start at ambienttemperatures of -30oC (-22"F) when used on approvedballasts, Pro-Arc@ High Pressure Sodium (HPS) lamps startat -60oC on approved ballasts.Full light output does not occur immediately when power isapplied to cold HID lamps. For metal halide and HPS, thereis a time delay of 2 to 4 minutes before the lamps reachg0%of their full light output. For mercury lamps, the delay is 5 to7 minutes.

When there is a power interruption of l/2 cycle or more'HID lamps will extinguish and will not immediately restartwhen power is applied. Several minutes are required beforean arc can be re-established by a normal ballast and starter.The exact time for restarting is dependent upon the ballastand starter, the lamp wattage, the flrture and any variation insupply voltage. Once the lamp restarts, several minutes willbe^ie{uired to reach full light output. The time required toestablish full light output can be as short as 5 minutes or aslong as 15-20 minutes.For those applications where loss of light is either a safety orsecurity issue, there are options available in metal halide andHPS lamps. Pro-Arc@ instant restart metal halide lamps canrestore Tull light output immediately in the case ofmomentary power interruptions. (see pages 25 & 27).Standby high pressure sodium lamps will provide 10-15% oftotal light output after amomentary power interruption. (seepages 36 &37).


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High pressure sodium lamps are vacuum jacketed and mayif broken. Suitable caution, such as eye protectionand gloves, should be used during installation and removal.For more detailed application and other technicalinformation, contact Venture Lighting International'sMarketing Department.

The operation of metal halide lamps in burning positionsother than those specified can result in severe reductions inperformance and potential nonpassive failure. Lamp life,light output and color can be affected by the burningposition. Certain burning positions require suitably enclosedfixtures for safefy reasons.Please refer to the Fixture Requirement column in the LampSpecifications section. The codes describe the fixturesrequired:E Must only be used in suitably enclosed fixtures.S Universal burning position lamp can be operated inopen fixture when the burning position is vertical

base up or vertical base down -r l5o; otherwise,an enclosed tixture is required.

0 Can be operated in open fixture within the specifiedburning position limits; otherwise, an enclosedfixture is required.SAFETY

All metal halide lamps have quartz arc tubes that operate atextremely high temperatures and may shatter unexpectedlyas a result of misapplication, system failure or internalfactors. This violent failure could cause extremely hot glassand lamp parts to discharge into the surroundingenvironment, creating L risk of personal injury, fire orproperty damage.

It is incumbent on the user to use common sense and goodjudgment in anticipation of these potential violent failures. Ifthe environment near the lamp is susceptible tocontamination from flying glass, or materials used in theenvironment are flammable, 0r personnel would be exposedto infury by flying glass, then enclosed fixtures should beused even if the lamp type does not require enclosure.

enclosed fixtures and the suitability of the lens/diffusermaterial to be used. Fixture manufacturers can help withthese decisions.

REDUCTION OF RISKThe potential of violent failure can be significantly reducedby relamping at or before the rated end-of-life. Inapplications where the lamps burn continuously, the lampsshould be turned off for a period of 15 minutes at least onceper week, which will cause lamps nearing their end-ollife tofail passively upon relighting. Careful adherence to the aboveprecautions may not eliminate all possible risk associatedwith the risk of using metal halide lamps, but it will reducethe likelihood of personal injury 0r property damage.

BU + 150Base UpRequires enclosed fixture.

Requires enclosed fixture.I

Requires enclosed fixture.

Requires enclosed fixture. Requires enclosed fixtureI

New and existing installations should consider the risk ofinjury 0r property damage to determine the need for


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Metal HalidePositive Environment al Imp actELECTRICAL ENERGY USAGETOTAL CONSUMPTION

2,634 BILLION KILOWATT HOUFS

COMMERCIAL724 BILLION KWH

Pollution ReductionThe average power plant in the U.S. consumes about 1pound of coal or .075 gallons of oil to produce onekilowatt hour of electricity. Based on the current fuel mlxused to generate electricity, a 10% reduction in totalelectrical usage would save about 75 million tons of coaland almost 27 million barrels of oil. This reduction infossil fuel usage would also reduce pollution to theatmosphere by approximately 197 million tons of carbondioxide, 1.7 million tons of sulfur dioxide and 692thousand tons of nitrogen oxides.

Shown in the many pages of this catalog are the wide arrayof metal halide lamps available from Venture Lighting. Metalhalide lamps are often the lighting technology of choice fortoday's environmentally conscious world. In addition tobeing a compact, versatile white light source, these lampsalso offer excellent benefits to the environment.It is estimatedthat the U.S. energy bill for lighting alone is$32 Uittion. About 72% of this is used by commercial,institutional and industrial consumers. Since lightingconsumes almost 25% of their total energy usage, efficientlighting can play a substantial role in any energy savingsplan directed at these end users.Throughout the United States, it is estimated that l0% ofour total electrical energy bill could be saved through theutilization of efficient lighting. This would result in anenergy savings of about 278 billion KWH per year.

RESIDENTIAL904 BILLION KWH

OTHER91 BILLION KWH

INDUSTRIAL915 BILL ON KWH

ELECTRICAL ENERGY USAGELIGHTING CONSUMPTION455 BILLION KILOWATT HOURS

RESIDENTIAL1 17 5 BiLLION KWH't3"k


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Reduced Electrical Demand Reduction of Solid WastePower generatin g facil-ities cost about $t.OO forevery watt of capacity. Thel0% electricity reductionin demand cited earlierwould translate into notbuilding power plantswith a generating capacityof 278 billion kilowatthours.

0f course, the energysavings are not confinedjust to the energy savedby the lighting. Notbuilding the power plantssaves the enerry which would have been expended to buildthe materials needed for the plants. Annual maintenancecosts for the power plants are also saved. The reduced heatoutput of the more efficient lamps also reduces the powerneeded for air conditioning by another 5% in a typicalcommercial application.

0n page 3 of this catalog, it was shown that 45 - 100 wattincandescent light bulbs are needed in order to generate thesame lumen hours of one 100 watt metal halide lamp.These 45 incandescent bulbs will create almost 20 timesmore solid waste than the metal halide lamp.Even fluorescent lamps, which have close to the sameefficiency as the metal halide lamps, will create about 10times more solid waste for the same number of lumenhours. As landfill sites become even more scarce, solidwaste issues such as this will be important.

Ercellent User ValueNot only do we have the opportunity to save enerry, reduceair pollution and save 0n solid waste generation, but we cando so while improving the quality of our lives through betterlighting. As we age, we require much more light to performa given task than we did when we were young. Metal halidewill provide all of the environmental benefits discussedabove while allowing us to maintain or even improve ourlighting. Metal halide - the lighting technology of tomorrow- today.

HOW MUCH LIGHT IS NEEDED?EFFECT OF AGE ON ILLUMINATION REQUIREMENTS.

AGE 10 AGE 20 AGE 30 AGE 40 AGE 50 AGE 60By age 60 a person may require 15 timesmore light than a child to complete aparticular visual task


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