Ushio
Ushio 1000377 ETG JCV120V-150WGSN CC-8 120V 150W Halogen Bulb
120 V, 150 W halogen bulb delivers 2800 lumens at 2900 K for 2000 hours
- TypeHalogen Bulbs
- Lumen Range2800
- Wattage150W
- Color Temperature2900K
- Life Time Hours2000
- Bright 2800 lumen output for clear projection
- 2900 K warm colour temperature suits presentation spaces
- 2000 hour rated life reduces replacement frequency
- 150 W halogen design runs on standard 120 V supply
- Ushio 1000377 ETG lamp fits compatible projectors
Halogen bulb for 120 V fixtures
The Ushio 1000377 ETG JCV120V-150WGSN CC-8 is a 150 W halogen lamp rated at 120 V. It delivers 2800 lumens at a warm 2900 K colour temperature and is built for projectors and other equipment that require this specific lamp code.
Practical limits of halogen operation
The filament design provides 2000 hours of rated life under normal cycling. Light output will gradually decline as the tungsten evaporates, and the bulb must be operated at its rated voltage to achieve the stated lumen level and lifetime.
Installation notes and common issues
The bi-pin base fits compatible sockets without tools; handle the quartz envelope only with clean gloves to avoid hot spots that cause early failure. Verify the fixture supplies exactly 120 V and can dissipate 150 W of heat before fitting the lamp.
Highlights
- Bright 2800 lumen output for clear projection
- 2900 K warm colour temperature suits presentation spaces
- 2000 hour rated life reduces replacement frequency
- 150 W halogen design runs on standard 120 V supply
- Ushio 1000377 ETG lamp fits compatible projectors
Specifications
| Brand | Ushio |
|---|---|
| Type | Halogen Bulbs |
| Lumen Range | 2800 |
| Wattage | 150W |
| Color Temperature | 2900K |
| Life Time Hours | 2000 |
Questions about this item
Should I choose the 120V 150W halogen version or look for a different wattage?
This Ushio 1000377 is a single 120V 150W halogen lamp rated at 2800 lumens and 2000 hours; select it when your fixture specifies exactly 150 watts at 120 volts.
What does the 2800 lumen rating mean once the bulb is installed in a projector?
At 2800 lumens and 2900K colour temperature the lamp delivers a warm white output suitable for projection; actual screen brightness depends on the projector optics and ambient light.
Does the 120V base conform to a standard that caps the wattage I can use?
The lamp operates at 120V with a 150W draw; the fixture’s voltage and maximum wattage rating determine the upper limit, so match both values before installing.
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