SYLVANIA 64426 - 100 Watt - E17
METALARC PRO-TECH - Pulse Start - Metal Halide - Protected Arc Tube - 4200K - Medium Base - ANSI M90/O - Universal Burn - MPD100/U/MED/840
Details
Description
The Sylvania Metalarc Pro-Tech 64426 metal halide E17 lamp was created to fill the need for a safe light source for applications where a protective lens on the metal halide fixture was either impractical or detrimental to fixture design. This 100-watt metal halide lamp features 6,000 life hours and a color temperature of 4200K. With 8,400 initial lumens, this bulb is ideal in many lighting applications. Please note that metal halide lamps cannot be operated without a ballast.
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Brochures & Spec Sheets
Metalarc Pro-Tech Brochure
Product Attributes
| Brand | SYLVANIA |
|---|---|
| MPN (Part No.) | 64426 |
| UPC | 046135644269 |
| Lighting Technology | Metal Halide |
| Family | Metalarc Pro-Tech |
| Bulb Shape | E17 |
| CRI | Standard CRI |
| Bulb Color | Clear |
| Color Temperature | |
| Life Hours | 6,000 |
| Wattage | 100 Watt |
|---|---|
| Fixture Type | Open or Enclosed |
| Lumens | 8,400 |
| Base Type | Medium (E26) |
| Protected | Yes |
| Burn Position | Universal |
| Start Method | Pulse Start |
| Length | 5.43 in. |
| Diameter | 2.13 in. |
Features
Features
The METALARC PRO-TECH metal halide lamps were created to fill the need for a safe light source for applications where a protective lens on the metal halide fixture was either impractical or detrimental to fixture design.
The METALARC PRO-TECH lamp design enhances safety in open or enclosed fixtures and includes a shroud around the arc tube and, in some cases, a thicker walled outer jacket. In addition, METALARC PRO-TECH lamps have a reduction in UV output compared to standard metal halide lamps.
With the benefit of open fixtures, these high output METALARC PRO-TECH lamps are ideal for higher ceiling applications where enclosed fixtures might previously have been necessary. The use of open fixtures means more light output over life and lower maintenance costs because there are no lenses to gather dirt and dust, thus extending lamp replacement procedures.