F 18W/24*/BL368 (Sylvania)
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Тип: F 18W/24*/BL368
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Дата выпуска: 08 2013
Редкий экспонат, лампа UVA излучения, но, как сказал бывший владелец, тоже коллекционер ламп, тут оба катода не на 18 ватт, а на 36 ватт.
Из коллекции Ikarus280. Добавлено: пт, 24.11.23, 23:27
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Владелец жестоко наврал))
Ikarus got this, and many other Sylvania lamps from me. Infact it is not a lie, this lamp, and other ones came from a lamp laboratory in Sylvania Erlangeen. My primary account is in lighting-gallery.net, and one of our most respected members there is a senior engineer at the Sylvania factory and he has access to a huge laboratory. When I got a huge box of various laboratory lamps from him, two of these were included and they indeed have 36 watt cathdoes inside a short 18 watt flask. It is not uncommon, as 40 watt tubes existed in 20watt flask as well and were mainly used in street lighting in Great Britain. Just that this lamp was experimental
Vytautas, tell me please – what is the sacral difference between 18W, 30W and 36W cathodes, as they operate almost at the same rated current?
18w and 36w tubes does not have identical filaments. The 18 watt filament is smaller in nature and has much lower resistance because the preheat current flowing trough it is only half of the 36 watt filament. That is the reason why two 18 watt tubes with four filaments in series on a 36 watt choke preheats well and emits electrons. what would happen if you tried to hook up two 36 watt tubes in series on one single 36 watt choke? the filaments would barely glow, if at all. The 600mm tube with high power 36 watt filaments has its own dedicated use. In this case since the voltage of the arc is the same as of 18 watt tube at 60volts, but the arc current is doubled, so the tube can be classified as high output. This was done to increase light output, or in this case, tripple the output of the UVB as these tubes were primarily used in bug zappers. With such a tube the biug zapper can be modertely sized, but at the same time be much more efficient. Also, as I mentioned before, the 40 watt tubes in 600mm flask were produced at mass in Hungary, GB and Germany, for the purpose of being compact and have double the lumen output. In the original times when they conceived this design, it was only because the factories did not want to assemble a new line to make longer tubes so they utilized the same 600mm flask for both wattages, but that also became a standard as the same 600mmm tube was much much brighter than a 20 watt tube. Since the arc voltage is the same as 20 watt bulb, the current higher, so two of the 2ft 40 watt tubes can be run on one 80 watt ballast, as was done in many street lights in GB and other countries. They idid not have huge SKZL type fixtures in GB or fi some were manufactured, they were in minute numbers, they used small fixtures with 2ft tubes inside, but those tubes were high output. Of course "high output" does mean the same thing as in US where they cram 215 watt power into a 8ft 2,4 meter tube. Those had special ceramix cathode mounts that went high up into the tube, where the filament sat almost 10 cm from the endcaps inside the tube so the mount would not melt from the beefy filament.
Такие обычно в супермаркетах в мухоловках стоят. А вот для спецэффектов, засвечивания люминесцентных составов и т.п. используют уже именно черные (с фильтром видимого света) такие лампы.