Products description
Properties
- electrodes prepared as: tinned wire ends
- unused CCFLs of a customer retraction with rests of tin-solder on the electrodes
- electrodes are shortened to 5mm
Main applications
- general illumination purpose of all kinds
- white design illumination with a pinkish hue
Technical data
| Mechanical | Tolerance | |
| Diameter | 4.1 mm | +/- 0,1 mm |
| Length L | 420 mm | +/- 1 mm |
| Luminous length LL | > 400 mm | +/- 1 mm |
| Length of electrodes | 5 mm | + 15 mm |
| Warm-up time | 3 min | - |
| Working temperature | 0 bis +50°C | - |
| Storing temperature | -50 bis +110°C | - |
| Electrical | ||
| Working voltage | 520 VRMS | +/- 50 VRMS |
| Working current | 5 mARMS | + 1 mARMS |
| Power consumption | 2600 mVA | +/- 10 % |
| Sinusoidal AC | 20 - 100 KHz | - |
| Optical | ||
| Colour temperature | 4200°K | +/- 200°K |
| Visible colour | weiss | - |
| Luminance | 16000 cd/m2 | +/- 5% |
| Lifetime | 20000 h | - |
Additional notes
CCFLs are made of glass, which is easily broken. The exchange of CCFL tubes and inverters requires certain technical skills. Our safety and handling instructions for inverters and CCFLs keep you up-to-date. We kindly ask you to read this instructions carefully, which can be found in the area: Information. Silicone cables and and silicone caps of the originally built-in CCFL can be re-used if in a good condition. If not re-usable we offer silicone replacement cables and caps and other hard to find parts in the area: CCFL -> Accessories.
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This Product was added to our catalogue on 27/05/2007.
