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Philips MSR Gold 1200 SA/DE Lamp Martin Professional MAC 2000 Beam 1200W 100V 6000K 110000lm SFC10-4
1200 W metal halide lamp for Martin Professional MAC 2000 Beam fixtures, 100 V, 6000 K, 110000 lm, SFC10-4 base, 750-hour rated life
- TypeProject Lamp
- ColorAssorted
- High 110000 lumen output for bright entertainment lighting
- 6000 K color temperature delivers pure white light
- Gold-plated caps reduce early lamp and holder failures
- 750 hour rated life supports extended service
- Double-ended SFC10-4 base fits Martin MAC 2000 Beam
Replacement Lamp for Martin MAC 2000 Beam
This 1200 W metal halide lamp is a direct replacement for the Martin Professional MAC 2000 Beam fixture. It operates at 100 V and produces a 6000 K white output rated at 110000 lumens. The SFC10-4 base matches the original equipment specification exactly.
Gold-Plated Caps and P3 Technology Extend Service
Gold-plated caps reduce heat transfer to the lamp holder, lowering the risk of premature failure. The manufacturer's P3 technology allows operation at higher envelope temperatures, which helps maintain consistent output over the rated 750-hour life. These features target early-failure reduction rather than adding new functions.
Double-Ended SFC10-4 Base Requires Correct
The T 6.5 double-ended bulb fits the fixture's SFC10-4 sockets without adapters. Installers must seat both ends firmly and avoid contaminating the quartz envelope, as residue can cause hot spots and early failure. The lamp is not suited for general-purpose sockets or lower-wattage ballasts.
Highlights
- High 110000 lumen output for bright entertainment lighting
- 6000 K color temperature delivers pure white light
- Gold-plated caps reduce early lamp and holder failures
- 750 hour rated life supports extended service
- Double-ended SFC10-4 base fits Martin MAC 2000 Beam
Specifications
| Brand | Jaspertronics |
|---|---|
| Model | Martin Professional MAC 2000 Beam-LAMP |
| Part Number | Martin Professional MAC 2000 Beam-LAMP |
| Type | Project Lamp |
| Color | Assorted |
Questions about this item
How often will the 750-hour rated life require lamp replacement in regular use?
At the rated 750 hours, plan on replacing the lamp after roughly 750 hours of operation; actual interval depends on duty cycle and cooling.
What limit appears first during continuous 1200 W operation?
The 13.6 A current draw at 100 V is the primary electrical limit; thermal protection in the fixture will trigger before the lamp exceeds its design temperature.
How much heat and noise does the 1200 W metal halide produce when running all day?
The lamp dissipates 1200 W as heat and light; it runs silently, so any audible noise comes from the fixture's cooling fans, not the lamp itself.
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