1、1(0$6WDQGDUGV3XEOLFDWLRQ1DWLRQDO(OHFWULFDO0DQXIDFWXUHUV$VVRFLDWLRQ$16,%DVHVANSI C78.1434-2001 Consolidation/Revision of ANSI C78.1404-1991 and ANSI C78.1412-1991 American National Standard I Approved: September 7,2001 Secretariat: American National Lighting Group 1 Electric Lamps Condensing Dichroic
2、 Coated Integral Reflector Side Pin Tungsten Halogen Projection Lamps with GX7.9 Bases An American National Standard implies a consensus of those substantially concerned with its scope and provisions. It is intended as a guide to aid the manufacturer, the consumer, and the general public. The existe
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14、l Manufacturers Association Copyright 02001 by American National Standard Lighting Group In Affiliation with National Electrical Manufacturers Association All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced in any form, in an electronic retrieval system or otherwise, without prior wri
15、tten permission of the publisher. Printed in the United States of America i Copyright O 2001 by American National Standard Lighting Group- NEMA 1300 North 1 7h Street Suite 1847, Rosslyn, VA 22209 ConsolidationlRevision of ANS ANSI C78.1434-2001 C78.1404-1991 and ANSI C78.1412-199 1 8 TABLE OF CONTE
16、NTS Foreward iv Scope 1 Normative Refe re n ces . 1 Ratings . 2 Performance 2 Restrictions 2 Cautionary Notice 2 Physical Characteristics . 3 7.1 Base specifications . 3 7.2 Dimensions . 3 Test Procedures 3 8.1 Life 3 8.2 Illumination 4 8.3 Seal temperatures . 4 8.4 Operating temperatures 5 FIGURES
17、Figure I Dimensions of integral reflector side pin 3 Figure 2 Typical photocell location for large screen photometry 4 Figure A1 Component layout and dimensions for appraisal systems A-3 ANNEXES Annex A (Informative) A-I Annex B (Informative) . A-5 Copyright O 2001 by American National Standard Ligh
18、ting Group- NEMA 1300 North 1 7h Street Suite 1847. Rosslyn. VA 22209 iii i ANSI C78.1434-2001 Consolidation/Revision of ANSI C78.1404-1991 and ANSI C78.1412-1991 C78( 1 y396 1 FOREWORD (This Foreword is not part of ANSI C78.1434-2001) C78( I )/3962v2 Suggestions for improvement of this standard wil
19、l be welcome. They should be sent to the Secretariat, C78 Committee, National Electrical Manufacturers Association, 1300 North 1 7h Street, Suite 1847, Rosslyn, VA 22209. This standard was processed and approved for submittal to ANSI by Accredited Standards Committee on Electric lamps, C78, and its
20、Subcommittee, C78-1. Approval of the standard does not necessarily imply that all committee members voted for its approval. Information concerning the approval of this standard is based on the documents listed in the table below: At the time of publications the C78 committee consisted of the followi
21、ng members: AI Rousseau, Chair C78 Bernie Rachel, Technical Coordinator Randolph N. Roy, secretariat Ken Denton, Consulting Editor Organization Represented: Name of Representative: Advance Transformer Company Edison Electric Institute GE Lighting Illuminating Engineering Society Intertek Testing Ser
22、vices, Inc. MagneTek National Electrical Manufacturers Association OSRAM SYLVANIA INC. Philips Lighting Company Underwriters Laboratories, Inc. Norman Grimshaw William Maguire (Delegate) Edward Yandek Rita M. Harrold David Ellis Michael A. Stein William Buckson (Principle Delegate) Don Miletich (Alt
23、ernate Delegate) Fred Carpenter (Alternate Delegate) Peter Bleasby AI Rousseau David Belt At the time of publications the C78-1 Sub-committee consisted of the following members: Bernie Rachel, Chair C78-1 Organization Represenfed: Name of Representative: GE Lighting OSRAM SYLVANIA INC. Philips Light
24、ing Company Underwriters Laboratories, Inc. iv Bernie Rachel David Mullen James Oetken (Alt.) AI Rousseau Duane Will (Alt.) Alejandro Seyffert (Alt.) David Belt Ken Kempel (Alt.) Copyright O 2001 by American National Standard Lighting Group- NEMA 1300 North 1 7h Street Suite 1847, Rocclyn, VA 22209
25、ANSI C78.1434-2001 Consolidation/Revision of ANSI C78.1404-1991 and ANSI C78.1412-1991 American National Standard Condensing Dichroic Coated Integral Reflector Side Pin Tungsten Halogen Projection Lamps with GX7.9 Bases 1 Scope This standard consolidates previous standards for certain low voltage co
26、ndensing dichroic-coated integral reflector side pin tungsten halogen projection lamps with GX7.9 bases designed for large screen projection systems and used in 8mm and 16mm projector applications. The lamp types contained in this standard are not to be considered as interchangeable although they ma
27、y physically fit into systems with GX7.9 lampholders. Photometry performance of each lamp depends upon the photometry appraisal system for which it was designed as well as the system in which the lamp is used. Photometry appraisal and end use systems may or may not be the same. Condensing integral r
28、eflector side pin tungsten halogen projection lamps with GX7.9 bases having the ANSI lamp designations, DNF and EMM, are included in this Standard. 2 Normative References The following standards contain provisions which, through reference in this text, constitute provisions of this American National
29、 Standard. At the time of publication, the editions indicated were valid. However, All standards are subject to revision, and parties to agreements based on this American National Standard are encouraged to investigate the possibility of applying the most recent editions of the standards indicated b
30、elow. ANSI C78.1450-I 983 (RI 994) Incandescent Projection Lamps, Method for Life Testing ANSI C81.61-1990, Electrical Lamp Bases ANSI IT7.201-1991, Slide Projectors and Filmstrip Projectors - Illumination Tests IS0 11315-1-1997, Photography - Projection in Indoor Rooms, Part 7; Screen Illumination
31、Test for Still Projectors ANSM EC C78.682-1997, Standard Method of Measuring the Pinch Temperature of Quartz Tungsten Halogen Lamps Other standards, not referred to in the text of this standard but may still provide additional relevant information, are listed in Annex B as informative references. Co
32、pyright O 2001 by American National Standard Lighting Group- NEMA 1300 North 1 7h Street Suite 1847, Rosslyn, VA 22209 1 ANSI C78.1434-2001 Consolidation/Revicion of ANSI C78.1404-1991 and ANSI C78.1412-1991 ANSI Life 3 Ratings Correlated Color Lamp ratings are given in Table 1. Designation DNF Volt
33、s Watts (hours) Temperature (K) 21 150 25 3400 EMM I 24 I 250 I 50 3400 4 Performance ANSI Nominal Screen Illumination, DNF 425 EMM 900 Designation Screen Lumens Typical beam photometry performance characteristics are given in Table 2. Typical Set-ups for large screen photometry appraisal of these l
34、amps are provided in Annex A. Nominal Average Corner-tomcenter Ratio, % 40 60 5 Restrictions Operating Position Temperature Limits . Protective Shield 6 Cautionary Notice Optical axis horizontal 400C max. on seals 250C min. on bulb Temperature limits apply to lamp operating temperatures in end user
35、a p pl cat ion. See Cautionary Notice To assure maximum safety during handling and use of the subject lamps, the following notices should be observed: I. Tungsten-halogen lamps operate at high temperature and at internal gas pressures above atmospheric pressure. Consequently, a lamp could shatter. C
36、ertain lamps may also emit some amount of ultraviolet radiation. Therefore a suitable protective shield, screening technique, or both shall be used with the luminaire to protect people and surroundings from both hazards. 2. Always read and observe the information contained in the lamp manufacturers
37、caution notice. 2 Copyright O 2001 by American National Standard Lighting Group- NEMA 1300 North 1 7h Street Suite 1847, Rosslyn, VA 22209 ANSI C78.1434-2001 Consolidation/Revision of ANSI C78.1404-I 991 and ANSI C78.1412-1991 Dimensions in mm A B C (see Note) LCL L (working distance) MOL 7 Physical
38、 Characteristics 7.1 Base Specifications GX7.9; see ANSI C81.61, Electrical Lamp Bases. 7.2 Dimensions General dimensions for these lamp types are given Figure 1. Lamp Type DNF EMM 57.1 7 max. 44.45 max. 45.00 max. 42.70 max. 29.27 max. 22.90 max. 15.88 nom. 15.88 nom. 69.09 nom. 65.80 nom. 49.93 47
39、.40 Light Film plane Figure 1 - Dimensions of Integral Reflector Side Pin Tungsten Halogen Projection Lamps with GX7.9 Bases 8 Test Procedures 8.1 Life Open rack, horizontal-burning position with cooling to maintain temperature limits in accordance with ANSI C78.1450. Copyright O 2001 by American Na
40、tional Standard Lighting Group- NEMA 1300 North 1 7h Street Suite 1847, Rosslyn, VA 22209 3 ANSI C78.1434-2001 Consolidation/Revision of ANSI C78.1404-1991 and ANSI C78.1412-1991 8.2 Illumination See ANSI IT7.201, Slide Projectors and Filmstrip Projectors - Illumination Test, or IS0 1 131 5-1 , Phot
41、ography - Projection in Indoor Rooms, Patt I; Screen Illumination Test for Still Projectors. Illumination from side pin projection lamps in this stand.ard is typically measured using large screen photometry appraisal with lamps placed in aperture and lens systems that simulate projectors. See Figure
42、 AI in Annex A for typical projection systems used for screen photometry of lamps in this standard. Light from lamps converges and passes through a vertical rectangular aperture and projection lens, and is formed into a vertical rectangular image approximately proportional in size to the aperture. T
43、his image is projected onto a large vertical screen equipped with photocells for measurement of both light intensity and uniformity with the distance from the lamp to screen determined by the desired image size on the screen. Corner cells - Center cell Figure 2 - Typical Photocell Location for Large
44、 Screen Photometry of Side Pin Projection Lamps A typical vertical image screen, as shown in Figure 2, has seventeen photocells that measure light intensity in lux or lumens per square meter. Light intensity is measured by the twelve light cells in centers of twelve equal area elements with area ele
45、ments and photocell location determined by screen width and height. Total light intensity in screen lumens is the average light intensity each light photocell multiplied by the total screen area in square meters. Thus total light in screen lumens is 4 Copyright O 2001 by American National Standard L
46、ighting Group- NEMA 1300 North 1 7h Street Suite 1847, Rosslyn, VA 22209 ANSI C78.1434-2001 Consolidation/Revision of ANSI C78.1404-1991 and ANSI C78.1412-1991 independent of screen image size or distance from the test lamp but will be affected by projection systems used. Uniformity in terms of corn
47、er-to-center ratio is measured by the center cell and four corner cells. Corner cell location, also determined by screen width and height, may vary among different Set-ups. Lamp performance characteristics in Table 2, projection systems, or large screen photometry Set-ups described in this standard
48、are typical but may vary among lamp manufacturers. 8.3 Seal Temperature Measurement method is provided in ANSMEC C78.682. 8.4 Operating Temperature Standard methods for measuring other lamp operating temperatures (bulb and base) are under consideration. Copyright O 2001 by American National Standard
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