Philips P-2055-D R

PhilipsWhite SON®Lamps

Printedin USA 06/07

P-2055-D

www.philips.com

PhilipsLighting Company

200Franklin Square Drive

P.O.Box6800

Somerset,NJ 08875-6800

1-800-555-0050

ADivision of Philips Electronics NorthAmerica Corporation

PhilipsLighting

281Hillmount Road

Markham,Ontario

CanadaL6C 2S3

1-800-555-0050

ADivision of Philips Electronics Ltd.

Abovespecifications subject to change without notice.

Printedon chlorine free paper from Sappi Fine Paper mills,who are accredited with EMAS environmental certification.

Sappiclaims that the pulp used in the manufacture of Magno Dull paper is derived from environmentallycertified forests.

Electrical andTechnical Data

LampCurrent Crest Factor (Maximum) ————1.8

Warm-upto 80% Full Brightness ———3–4 minutes

RestrikeTime for Hot Lamps ———— 1–2 minutes

StarterPulse Voltage—Peak ——————3500-4900

PulseWidth @ 90% Peak —0.5 Micro Sec. Minimum

Pulseper Cycle (Minimum) ——————————1

Physical Characteristics

Bulb ——————————————ED-17 (SDW)

————————————————T-10(SDW-T)

BulbFinish ———————————Diffuse(SDW)

———————————————Clear (SDW-T)

Base —————————————Medium (SDW)

———————————————PG-12(SDW-T)

Max.Overall Length (MOL) —5.438''(xxmm) (SDW)

———————————5.875"(XXmm) (SDW-T)

LightCenter Length (LCL) —3.438''(xxmm) (SDW)

———————————3.563"(XXmm) (SDW-T)

ArcLength —————————0.X'' (7mm) (50W)

———————————— 0.XX" (9mm) (100W)

Max.BulbTemp.————350ºC (XXXºF)(50WT-10)

—————400˚C (XXX˚F) (50W & 100W ED-17)

————————— 450˚C (XXX˚F) (100W T-10)

Max.BaseTemp. ———————150°C (50WT-10)

—————————190°C (50W & 100W ED-17)

—————————————180°C (100WT-10)

StandardPackage Quantity ————————— 12

Operating Characteristics

RatedAverage Life, Hours.3,4 ———————10,000

ColorRendering Index (CRI)—————————85

ColorTemperature ———————————2700K

Operating Position

Universal

Ordering Data

Lamp

Oper. Approx. Approx

Product Lamp Lamp Current ANSI Initial Mean

Number OrderingCode Watts Volts (Amps) Code Lumens1Lumens2

31344-5 SDW-50W/LV/D 50 45 1.4 S104 2350 2000

31346-0 SDW-100W/LV/D 100 52 2.5 S105 4900 4170

30229-9 SDW-T50W/LV 50 45 1.4 S104AF-50 2300 2070

30228-1 SDW-T100W/LV 100 52 2.5 S105NZ-100 5000 4250

WHITE SON®

RECOMMENDEDWARNINGS,CAUTIONS AND

OPERATINGINSTRUCTIONS

“WARNING:

Theselamps must be operated in ﬁxtures

designedfor use with High Pressure Sodium lamps.The

ﬁxturewattage rating must match the wattage indicated on the

outerglass bulb. Do not scratch the outer bulb or subject it to

pressureas this could cause the outer bulb to crack or shatter.

Apartial vacuum in the outer bulb may cause glass to ﬂy if the

glassis struck. Operating the lamp improperly mayresult in

PERSONALINJURY,PROPERTYDAMAGE, BURNS AND FIRE.

1.If the outer glass bulb is broken,shut off power immediately

andremove the lamp after it has cooled.

2.Use only auxiliary equipment meeting Philips and/orANSI

standards.Use within voltage limits recommendedby

ballastmanufacturer.

A.Operate lamp only within speciﬁed limits of operation.

B.For total supply load referto ballast manufacturers

electricaldata.

3.Protect lamp base,socket and wiring against moisture,

corrosiveatmospheres and excessive heat.

4.Replace the lamp if the outer glass bulb has been scratched,

crackedor damaged in any way.

5.If a lamp bulb support is used,be sure to insulate the support

electricallyso as to avoid possible decomposition of the

bulbglass.

6.Do not use this lamp in a ﬁxture which redirectsa substantial

portionof the energy toward the arc tube and its immediate

vicinity,asthis may lead to very early lamp failure.

7.Takecarein handling anddisposing of lamps.If arctube is broken,

avoidskin contact with any of the contents or fragments.

8.The arc tube of this lamp contains sodium and mercury.

Disposeof lamp in accordance with federal, state and

localrequirements.

C.I.E.Color Coordinates X Y

50Watt .462 .414

100Watt .461 .410

MaximumColor Shift:

-250K(7500 hours)

1)Based on photometry of 100-hour lamps in vertical position at r ated watts. Lumen output rating applies to all operating positions.

2)Lumen output at 50% rated life.

3)Based on survival of at least 50% of the lamps, operated under speciﬁed test.

4)90% survival at 5000 hours.