Lian Li PW-PCI-520X PCIe 5.0 riser cable 200 mm
- PCIE 5.0 Riser Cable
- Black
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A 45W E27 daylight lamp rated at 5500K for studio photography and video
This E27 base lamp delivers 5500K daylight output for studio photography and video work. It operates at 45W with a 150W equivalent rating on 220V mains supply. The bulb suits digital camera setups that need consistent colour rendering.
The cable connects the lamp to a standard 220V internal circuit inside a lighting rig or studio enclosure. It frees the installer from sourcing a separate mains lead for each fixture. Builders who need a different base type or voltage rating cannot use this item.
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The bulb draws 45 W and is rated for 220 V mains, so it can operate continuously within normal studio sessions without exceeding its power specification.
At 45 W actual draw the lamp runs cooler than traditional 150 W tungsten equivalents, keeping studio temperatures manageable during extended use.
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