Ushio
Ushio JCD 500W 120V 3200K halogen standard bulb
A 500-watt halogen bulb operating at 120 volts with a 3200K colour temperature and 100-hour rated life
- TypeHalogen Bulbs
- Wattage500
- Color Temperature3200K
- Life Time Hours100
- 500 W output for high-intensity lighting tasks
- 3200 K colour temperature produces warm white light
- 120 V supply fits standard mains circuits
- 100-hour rated life for short-duration applications
- Ushio halogen construction ensures consistent performance
Halogen lamp for studio and stage
The Ushio JCD halogen bulb operates at 500 watts on a 120 volt supply and produces a warm 3200K colour temperature. It uses a bipin base for secure fitting in compatible fixtures. Rated life is 100 hours under normal use.
Suited to controlled lighting setups
This lamp serves photographers, film crews and theatre technicians who need consistent tungsten-balanced output for short sessions. It is not intended for general room lighting, extended daily operation or fixtures that cannot handle the heat of a 500 watt halogen source.
High output with limited runtime
The 500 watt rating delivers strong illumination for key lights, fill or effects work where 3200K matches existing tungsten inventory. After roughly 100 hours the filament reaches end of life, so plan replacements for longer productions or frequent rehearsals.
Highlights
- 500 W output for high-intensity lighting tasks
- 3200 K colour temperature produces warm white light
- 120 V supply fits standard mains circuits
- 100-hour rated life for short-duration applications
- Ushio halogen construction ensures consistent performance
Specifications
| Brand | Ushio |
|---|---|
| Type | Halogen Bulbs |
| Wattage | 500 |
| Color Temperature | 3200K |
| Life Time Hours | 100 |
Questions about this item
What voltage fixture do I need for this 120V halogen bulb?
The bulb is rated for 120V, so it must be installed in a 120V fixture with a compatible bipin socket.
Will this 500W bulb work in my older halogen lamp rated for lower wattage?
No, a 500W bulb exceeds lower-rated fixtures and can cause overheating; only use it in a lamp rated for at least 500W.
How can I confirm the 3200K colour temperature once the bulb is lit?
The light will appear warm white, typical of 3200K halogen output, and the bulb should reach full brightness instantly.
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