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Catalogue

HMI

Subsidiary of OSRAM Corp.

PO. Box 7062 R.O. #3, Jeanne Orive Newburgh, New York 12550
Tel: (914) 5&-6300; Telex: 926467 Toll Free Telr (800) 431-9980

Metallogen@ Lamps

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HMI

Lamp
(Order ng Abbreviat on)

200

HMI

HMI

575 W

1200

HMI
2500

HMI
4000

OSRAM Metallogen@ Lamps HMI

Power consumpt
Min

on

,;

rnu rn

Operat nq

pL {W)

Uo.

voltaqe

(V)

360AC

"

UL (V)

Current

tL

(A)

240

@(rn)

410 000

cacy l.i/W

Lum nous eff

142

approx K
Co our rendering

Length
D

ameier

Arc

d (mm)
12

max (mm)

length

(mm)

rfe

thrs.)

Average

575 W

Ra

r max (rnm)

Length

Hllt

index

500

Burn ng pos tron

horizontal

Base

SFa 21

Standard

package

(qty)

Price each
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ndvdua plckalre

Application
TV record nq

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Filmandrypctures

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O\erhead proJect on

Episcopes

oLrtdoors or in studios
s ide

t
HM

1200

!!

12

Metal ogen@ HMI Lamps are light sources combining a high uminous eff cacy with
a day like spectrum, and a high colour rendering ndex. Moreover. due to their
compact uminous arc, these spec a d scharge lamps are optimum I ght sources
for spot and f ood I ohtino.

OSRAM

Technical Data
For the generat on of I ghi the lamps contain an optimum comb nation of various
metal hal des of rare earths The discharge vessel consists of a quarlz glass body
w th rod-shaped tungsten eLectrodes. Molybdenum ribbons sea ed in quartz g ass
are used as current leads. HM 200 W has knife plug bases, lMl 575 W and
HM 1200 W have threaded pin bases, the higher powered models HMI 2500 W and
HN,4l 4000 W have p n bases. Even under adverse aonditions (e.g a high ambient
temperature in the lamp houslng, over vo tage of the mains supp y, etci the base
temperature should notexceed 230oC. Under norma operating conditionsthe base

Description

HM1 lamps are des qned for operation on 22OV A.C on y (HMl 4000 W: 380 V A.C.).
Chokes, leakage transformers, or other suitable balasts serve as current- imiting
dev ces. The minimum supply voltage depends on the e ectric propefties of such
equipment. Addresses of suppliers of power suppl es and ignition dev ces upon
request Reliabe igntion, paaricularly in a hot state, wl be achieved by the RC
combination (R and C] in the w r nq diaqram below).

Operating Conditions

temperature should not exceed 210 oC.

C = q.lon ad capactor
C, = capa. torfor p f cotrect o.

U" = suppyvotaq
Z - lrnto.devce
The electric and photometric data of HMI lamps are spec fied n the table. These

to some extent on the temperature of the d scharge vessel.

Consequenty, changes of, for nstance, the supply voltage may cause slight

data depend

Electric and
Photometric Properties

var ations of the lamp data. The curves on flg. 1 show the electric and photometric
data as a function of the su pply voltage.

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95

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HMI 2500 W Power consumpnon PL
u i.!s r!x 4)r. cutrent iftensty /L .e.rest

Fa
a5

colourremperature IF. and operatn! voltage UL

Geatve v!led .s a f!.cton .t the slppy

80

u,+
Llke a I metal vapour lamps HM1 lamps require a cedain period after start ng unt

final operating conditions are reached. Fig.2 shows curves of the electric and
photometric data during warming-up of the amp n operation with a choke. After
ignit on the lamp current at first increases. Power consumption, operating voltage
and lumlnous f ux, however, are lower during the warming up stage than when in
fulL

operation. The wa rming

up

perlod after

ig

niting a hot

mp is considerably

horter

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124

T'

uo

F9

HML 2500

Power conslmpton

PL

flu Or c! rent .tens ty /L fedrest

.o ou.lemperal!re iF a..l operat nc volta!e uL
(relanve vallesr as a I!ncton of trme aher
!m nols

20

wa,m!P1 a

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Warming-up Properties

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Spectral Distribution

HMI amps

em it a dense multi'line

spectrum of the various

larnps. F g.3 shows the re ative spectra

ra re eadhs used nthese

istribution of the rad ia nt flux of Metallogen@

lamps compared with that of daylight t demonstrates the excellent conformity,

padicu arly in the photometrica ly impodant region between 430 and 690 nm.

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F! 3 Relatre spectra d str blto.

of rldant fux (a) of HM 575 \/ and
speck. rad ance d slr hlto. (D of d.y
l!ht.r6500 K(D65.s pcr C E pltr caion
15 1971)

400

500

6m

70o nm

aoo

lfrli.fomele,

lO.fgstronrs:lO

w""" L."et" X

Life

The service life depends to some extent on the number of stads and m r ht even
exceed the va ues given in the tab e. However, it is main y governed by the permisslble tolerances of aolourtemperature (which may vary according to appllcation).
During amp lfe, the nearest colour temperature wi ldrop at an average of approx.
1 K per operating hour wh lst the co our render ng index will remaln unchanged,
and the decrease of the luminous eff cacy and luminous flux is very ow (fiq 4)

Fn 4:
575

Luirr no!. effcacy or HN,]

W.s a flictiof of oFer.tn! tme

Please note: The lamps are covered by a warranty only when the auxiliary
equipment used provides properoperating conditions forthe lamp type concerned.
Power supplies and ignition devices are to be approved by the lam p manufacturer.

General lnformation

Sales and delvery are subject to our Terms of Delivery and Payment va id on the
day rhe sa es corlrdLt wa" efected
Operaung data and dimensions are subject to the usual insignificant tolerances
Technical modifications and poss bllib/ of delivery are reserued.

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