DWZ ANSI Code
DWZ ANSI is a T5 lamp with a R7s-18 base operating at 375 watts and 30 volts. It has a color temperature of 3000 Kelvin. It has a Clear finish. The average rated life is 1000 hours. See the specifications table below for complete technical details, dimensions, compatibility information, and operating characteristics for ANSI DWZ lamps.
Electrical Specifications | |
| Amps | 12.5 |
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| Volts | 30 |
| Watts | 375 |
Photometrics | |
| Candlepower | 560 |
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| Color Temperature | 3000 |
| Light Center Length (LCL) | 78.3 |
| Lumens | 7500 |
Physical Characteristics | |
| Base | R7s-18 |
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| Bulb Shape | T5 |
| Filament | CC-8 |
| Finish | Clear |
| Max Overall Length (MOL) | 3 1/8 |
Operating Characteristics | |
| Burn Position | Any |
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| Life Hours | 1000 |
General Information | |
| Lamp Code | DWZ |
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| Code Type | ANSI |
| Specification Reference | ANSI-SR24F2002 |
| NATO Stock Number | 6240-01-190-9523 |
T5 Shape | |
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| Diameter Designation | 5/8" |
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| Glass Diameter | 5/8" (0.625") |
| Shape Code | T |
| Shape Classification | Tubular |
CC-8 Filament | |
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| Coil Type | CC - Coiled Coil |
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R7s-18 Base |
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Cross Reference Part Numbers | |||
| Brand | MPN | Description | Availability |
| Atlas/Thorn | A1/226 | ||
| Bulbrite | 762130 | DWZ | |
| EYE (Iwasaki) | JPD375W | DWZ | |
| General Electric | 29578 | DWZ | |
| Grainger | 6VM28 | ||
| Osram Sylvania | 58929 | ||
| Philips | 12098BR | ||
| Philips | 12098R | ||
| Philips | 317503 | DWZ 375W30V 10PK | |
| Ushio | 1000230 | DWZ, JPD30V-375W | Available |
| Microlites | 30-375-75 | ||
| Canimpex | 30-375-75 | ||
| Orbitec | 130495 | H 40835 | |
Equipment Used In | ||
| Brand | Model | Type |
| American Machine & Foundry | AMF-8293 | Bowling Score |
Sources
- "Projection Lamp and Equipment Guide." Guide. GE Lighting, 1990.
- "Sylvania Photolamps." Catalog. GTE Sylvania, 1974.
- "Lampes Orbitec." Catalog. ORBITEC, 2002.
- "Lamp Specification & Application Guide 2004." Catalog. Philips Lighting Company, 2004.
- "GE Rolodex Projector Cross Reference." Rolodex. Photo Lamp Department General Electric Co. & Popular Photography Magazine, 1970s.


