Ushio
Ushio BTR JCS120V-1000WCP28 1000W Halogen Bulb
1000 W halogen lamp delivering 28 500 lumens with a 250-hour rated life
- TypeHalogen Bulbs
- Lumen Range28500
- Wattage1000W
- Life Time Hours250
- Delivers 28500 lumens for bright projection
- 1000 watt halogen output powers demanding fixtures
- 250 hour rated life supports extended use
- 120 volt operation suits standard supply
- Single-ended tungsten halogen design ensures focused beam
High-Output Projector Lamp
The Ushio BTR JCS120V-1000WCP28 is a 1000W halogen bulb designed for projector applications that demand very high light output. It suits operators of compatible projection equipment who need 28500 lumens from a single-ended tungsten halogen source.
Limited Operating Life
The tungsten halogen design delivers full output immediately but is rated for 250 hours of service before replacement is required. Users must plan for frequent lamp changes and accept the higher energy draw that accompanies the 1000W rating.
Medium to High Voltage Build
The single-ended base simplifies installation in fixtures built for this lamp format, while the medium to high voltage specification determines the ballast or supply gear that must be matched. Handling requires care to avoid contaminating the quartz envelope.
Highlights
- Delivers 28500 lumens for bright projection
- 1000 watt halogen output powers demanding fixtures
- 250 hour rated life supports extended use
- 120 volt operation suits standard supply
- Single-ended tungsten halogen design ensures focused beam
Specifications
| Brand | Ushio |
|---|---|
| Type | Halogen Bulbs |
| Lumen Range | 28500 |
| Wattage | 1000W |
| Life Time Hours | 250 |
Questions about this item
Is the 1000W rating the only version available for this Ushio BTR JCS120V-1000WCP28 bulb?
Yes, this model is supplied as a single 1000W halogen bulb with a 28500 lumen output and a 250-hour rated life.
What does the 28500 lumen figure mean when the lamp is installed in a projector?
It indicates the total light output the 1000W halogen capsule produces, determining the maximum image brightness the projector can achieve.
The bulb runs at 120V — does that voltage cap the power it can draw?
The 120V supply works with the 1000W rating, so the lamp draws the full rated power when operated at its specified voltage.
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