OSRAM SYLVANIA
OSRAM SYLVANIA 64514 300W 120V GX6.35 Halogen Bulb
A 300 W halogen bulb with GX6.35 base delivering 8100 lm at 3400 K for projectors and studio fixtures
- TypeHalogen Bulbs
- Lumen Range8100
- Wattage300
- Color Temperature3400K
- Bright 8100 lumen output for projection and stage
- 300 watt halogen delivers 3400K colour temperature
- GX6.35 2-pin base fits compatible fixtures
- Compact T6 shape measures 2.086 inches overall
- Rated 75 hour life for intensive use
Professional projection lamp
The OSRAM SYLVANIA 64514 is a 300W 120V halogen bulb with a GX6.35 two-pin base designed for projectors and studio fixtures. It produces 8100 lumens at a 3400K colour temperature in a compact T6 envelope.
Sustained output stability
The filament runs at full brightness for the rated 75-hour life before replacement is required. Colour temperature remains consistent at 3400K throughout that period, which is critical for stage and studio colour accuracy.
Simple two-pin installation
The GX6.35 base pushes straight into the socket with a 6.35 mm pin spread; no tools are needed. Avoid touching the quartz envelope with bare fingers, as skin oils create hot spots that shorten the already brief 75-hour lifespan.
Highlights
- Bright 8100 lumen output for projection and stage
- 300 watt halogen delivers 3400K colour temperature
- GX6.35 2-pin base fits compatible fixtures
- Compact T6 shape measures 2.086 inches overall
- Rated 75 hour life for intensive use
Specifications
| Brand | OSRAM |
|---|---|
| Type | Halogen Bulbs |
| Lumen Range | 8100 |
| Wattage | 300 |
| Color Temperature | 3400K |
Questions about this item
How much heat does the 300 W halogen capsule add to a projector or stage fixture during all-day use?
The lamp draws 300 watts at 120 volts, so nearly all of that power becomes heat inside the enclosure; plan for active cooling or ventilation rated for at least 300 W continuous dissipation.
What fixture socket and voltage must I already have for the GX6.35 base to work?
You need a fixture with a GX6.35 two-pin socket that supplies 120 V; the pins are spaced 6.35 mm apart and the lamp will not operate on other voltages or base types.
Will the 8100 lumen output and 3400 K colour match my older 300 W halogen lamps in the same rig?
Yes — the 8100 lumen rating and 3400 K colour temperature are typical for CP96-class 300 W halogen lamps, so brightness and colour should be consistent with existing units.
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