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Genera,l
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Genera,I Electric
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The new lamps have a diameter of only % inch, about
the thickness of a pencil. The largest, the 1500-watt, is
only 10 inches long. Its total size is only 1/200th of
the smallest previous 1500-watt general lighting lamp.
This small size opens up hundreds of new uses where
the available space is small.
I and into practical application comes the new Quartzline lamp. Like Edison's
first, it is an incandescent, or filament, Iamp. But it contains a combination
of features never before available in any lamp type. Examine these
features and see how they can help you solve your lighting problems.
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QUARIZLINI AT THE RACES, Notice ihe concenirotion of light olong
ihe roce lrock itself, provided by Quortzline lomps'norrow beom poltern.
Close-up of the t;mer shows hish lishtins level.
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The lamp must be operated within four degrees of precautions should be taken to keep these materials
horizontal. The self-cleaning iodine cycle does not at a safe distance from the tubes.
function at lorv temperatures and the bulb wall
should be above 250 C. Lamp base temperatures
To prevent rupturing from arcing at the end of
lamp life, the lamps must be provided with external
should not exceed 350 C.
fuses. This protection, which serves the same pur-
As the 500-600 C bulb wall temperature is above pose as the internal fuse built into most gas filled
the kindling point of mauy materials, suitable lamps, can be incorporated in Quartzline fixtures.
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