SYLVANIA
SYLVANIA 62138 HLX 100 W 12 V G6.35 halogen bulb
A 100 W, 12 V halogen bulb with a G6.35 base delivering 2800 lumens and a 50-hour rated life
- TypeAutomotive Bulbs
- Lumen Range2800
- Wattage100
- Life Time Hours50
- Color Rendering Index100
- Bright 2800 lumen output from 100 W halogen
- Perfect colour rendering with CRI 100 for accurate tones
- Compact G6.35 6.35 mm bipin base fits tight fixtures
- Reliable 12 V operation for low-voltage systems
- 50 hour rated life for short-duration tasks
Product identity
The SYLVANIA 62138 HLX is a 100 watt halogen bulb operating at 12 volts with a G6.35 bi-pin base. It delivers 2800 lumens and a colour rendering index of 100 for accurate colour reproduction. The rated life is 50 hours. It suits stage, studio or specialist fixtures that accept this lamp type.
Sustained output
Light output remains steady at the rated 2800 lumens while the bulb is powered. The 50 hour life rating reflects continuous operation at full wattage. After this period the filament reaches its rated end of life. The lamp is not designed for extended cycles beyond the specified duration.
Heat noise and power
The bulb draws 100 watts at 12 volts and converts most of that energy into heat during normal use. It operates silently with no moving parts or cooling fans. Fixtures must provide adequate ventilation and be rated for the thermal load. Handle only when cool to avoid burns.
Highlights
- Bright 2800 lumen output from 100 W halogen
- Perfect colour rendering with CRI 100 for accurate tones
- Compact G6.35 6.35 mm bipin base fits tight fixtures
- Reliable 12 V operation for low-voltage systems
- 50 hour rated life for short-duration tasks
Specifications
| Brand | Sylvania |
|---|---|
| Type | Automotive Bulbs |
| Lumen Range | 2800 |
| Wattage | 100 |
| Life Time Hours | 50 |
| Color Rendering Index | 100 |
Questions about this item
How much heat does the 100 W halogen bulb produce when it runs continuously?
At 100 watts the lamp converts almost all input power into heat, so the fixture and surrounding area will become very hot during extended use.
What fixture or socket does the G6.35 base require for this bulb to operate?
The G6.35 bipin base needs a matching low-voltage socket rated for 12 V and a transformer or power supply that delivers 12 V AC or DC.
Will the 12 V 100 W bulb work with an older 12 V magnetic transformer I already own?
Yes, provided the transformer can supply at least 100 W and its output remains close to 12 V under load; otherwise the bulb may run dim or fail early.
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