Unusual fixtures - A floodlight for 150W double ended quartz halogen lamps, with an energy saving CFL, which plugs into the socket of the floodlight

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Filename:	IMG_0558.jpg
Album name:	dor123 / Unusual fixtures
Keywords:	Misc_Fixtures
Company and Date Manufactured:	Lamp: Eurolux, China
Model Number:	Lamp: F118-30W
Wattage:	30W
Lamp Type:	Energy saving CFL replacement for double ended halogen lamps
Filesize:	165 KiB
Date added:	Sep 28, 2010
Dimensions:	1600 x 1200 pixels
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DateTime Original:	2010:07:10 19:03:09
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Focal length:	24.8 mm
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Make:	Canon
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GullWhiz

[Sep 29, 2010 at 03:22 AM]

When you say double ended.......please explain....

joe_347V

[Sep 29, 2010 at 04:48 AM]

I guess he means that the flood has a CFL retrofit lamp installed that fits in the existing double ended halogen lampholders but wouldn't something like that mess up the optics that are designed for a compact light source?

dor123

[Sep 29, 2010 at 08:15 AM]

Yes. This CFL retrofit the existing double ended halogen lampholder in this flood light. I guess that its beam angle is much more wide then with the halogen lamp, since it is much larger and covers the majority of the reflector.
The reflector now can only increase the light intensity from the lamp, but do nothing with the beam angle (Narrowing it somewhat).
At least, the floodlight is less glare.

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A floodlight for 150W double ended quartz halogen lamps, with an energy saving CFL, which plugs into the socket of the floodlight

The 30W 840 Eurolux energy saving CFL lamp, uses the same base of the double ended halogen lamp this floodlight designed to operate it: R7s.