Manufacturer: | Osram | ||||
Model: | Dulux EL | ||||
Application: | General use, infill lighting, nightlights | ||||
Wattage: | 5W | ||||
Diameter (max): | 30mm | ||||
Length: | 120mm | ||||
Tube Length: | 130mm | ||||
Bulb/Tube material: | Glass, Triphosphor coating on inner surface | ||||
Colour Temperature: | 2700K (Colour 827) | ||||
Peak output wavelength: | N/A - Broadband Emission | ||||
Total light output: | 200Lm (Manufacturers Claim. 40Lm/W) | ||||
Rated lifetime: | 10'000 Hours | ||||
Cap: | E14 | ||||
Operating voltage: | 220-230V ~ 50-60Hz - Also suitable for DC operation. | ||||
Operating current: | To Be Measured | ||||
Warmup/restrike time: | 2 Minutes/Instantaneous | ||||
Cost (original): | Unknown | ||||
Value (now): | Unknown | ||||
Place of manufacture: | Not Stated | ||||
Date of manufacture: | Unknown | ||||
Notes: |
By anyone's standards, this is
a small CF lamp. Pretty much as small as they get to be
honest. Osram's smallest CFL is the 3W version of this
lamp. There are two main applications intended for this tiny
little lamp.
Primarily, it's intended as a direct replacement for traditional "candle" style incandescents, providing low level atmospheric lighting. The diminutive size, low colour temperature and E14 cap make it an ideal candidate for this use. The fact that it produces a (relatively) insignificant amount of heat and has a rated lifetime of 10K hours also help there. The other application is in security/emergency lighting. The low power consumption of this lamp and long lifetime mean that it is an ideal candidate for low level round the clock illumination and for emergency lighting. According to the information in Osram's Dulux Lamp Catalog, the current version of this lamp (and it's 7W version as well) are capable also of running on a DC power supply - a real bonus for backup purposes. As somewhat of a sidenote, the tube used in this lamp is also seen in the Osram Dulux Mini - a small battery powered lantern, which can be found on my Flashlight Reviews Page. |
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Lamp added to the Virtual Display Shelf...at some point in 2005.
References: PDF Lamp catalog and Datasheets from Osram's Website.
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