Ushio
Ushio JCD 50 W 14.5 V 3200 K G6.35 Halogen Studio Lamp
50 W, 14.5 V halogen studio lamp with G6.35 base delivers 3200 K colour temperature for photography and video
- 50 W halogen output for bright studio illumination
- 3200 K colour temperature matches natural daylight balance
- G6.35 base fits compatible professional fixtures
- 5 V operating voltage for stable performance
- 300 W equivalent light output enhances detail capture
Professional Studio Halogen Lamp
The Ushio JCD 50 W 14.5 V halogen lamp delivers 3200 K colour temperature for photography and videography. It uses a G6.35 base and is rated for 120 V power sources. The quartz envelope provides a bright, consistent light source suited to controlled studio environments.
Suited For And Not Suited For
This lamp suits studio photographers and video creators who need accurate 3200 K output with a G6.35 fitting. It is not for buyers who need a different colour temperature, a different base type, or a lamp rated for a voltage other than 14.5 V and 120 V compatibility.
Installation And Common Issues
Installation is a simple push-fit into a G6.35 socket on a 120 V circuit; always handle the quartz with clean gloves to avoid hot spots. The most common issue is premature failure caused by oil contamination or voltage mismatch, so verify supply voltage before powering on.
Highlights
- 50 W halogen output for bright studio illumination
- 3200 K colour temperature matches natural daylight balance
- G6.35 base fits compatible professional fixtures
- 5 V operating voltage for stable performance
- 300 W equivalent light output enhances detail capture
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
What fixture or power supply do I need to run a 14.5 V G6.35 halogen lamp?
You need a fixture with a G6.35 bi-pin socket and a transformer or power supply that delivers 14.5 V to the lamp.
Can I use this 3200 K lamp in a 120 V studio head designed for higher-wattage halogen bulbs?
Only if the head accepts a G6.35 base and its internal transformer provides 14.5 V; the 120 V mains rating refers to the fixture input, not the lamp voltage.
How can I confirm the lamp is operating at its rated 3200 K colour temperature after installation?
Measure the light with a calibrated colour meter; a reading close to 3200 K indicates the lamp is receiving the correct 14.5 V and is functioning as specified.
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