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Ushio FBX JPD120V-650WCF 650W 120V 3200K 100h halogen standard bulb
A double-ended halogen lamp delivering 650 W at 120 V with a 3200 K output and a rated life of 100 hours
- TypeHalogen Bulbs
- Wattage650
- Color Temperature3200K
- Life Time Hours100
- Bright 3200K output for accurate colour rendering
- 650W halogen power delivers intense illumination
- Double-ended design ensures stable filament alignment
- 100-hour rated life suits short-run projector use
- 120V operation matches standard mains supply
Ushio FBX JPD120V-650WCF Halogen Bulb
This Ushio FBX halogen bulb operates at 650 watts and 120 volts with a 3200K colour temperature. It uses a double-ended design and is rated for 100 hours of life. The lamp delivers a bright white light suited to projector and stage applications.
Suits projection and stage lighting needing 3200K
The 100-hour rating makes it unsuitable for continuous daily use or installations requiring long maintenance intervals. Buyers who need extended lamp life or lower heat output should consider alternative technologies.
Fits fixtures accepting double-ended 120V halogen
The bulb requires a compatible socket and fixture rated for 650 watts at 120 volts. It frees the user from the warmer colour of standard incandescent lamps while providing high-intensity illumination for projection systems.
Highlights
- Bright 3200K output for accurate colour rendering
- 650W halogen power delivers intense illumination
- Double-ended design ensures stable filament alignment
- 100-hour rated life suits short-run projector use
- 120V operation matches standard mains supply
Specifications
| Brand | Ushio |
|---|---|
| Type | Halogen Bulbs |
| Wattage | 650 |
| Color Temperature | 3200K |
| Life Time Hours | 100 |
Questions about this item
What fixture or projector socket accepts the double-ended base of this Ushio FBX JPD120V-650WCF lamp?
The lamp uses a double-ended halogen base designed for fixtures or projectors that match its 650 W, 120 V rating; verify the socket type in your equipment manual before installing.
Can I run this 650 W halogen lamp on a dimmer circuit originally used for lower-wattage incandescent bulbs?
Only if the dimmer is rated for at least 650 W resistive load; standard incandescent dimmers may overheat or flicker at this wattage, so check the dimmer's maximum capacity first.
How can I confirm the lamp is operating at its specified 3200 K colour temperature after installation?
The light should appear bright white compared to warmer incandescent sources; for precise verification use a calibrated colour meter, otherwise trust the rated 3200 K output when powered at 120 V.
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