Fluorescent lamp Standard , NL-T8 18W/765/G13 EX

G13
IEC/EN 60061-1
sheet 7004-51-8

Natural daylight is a mixture of direct sunlight and the light of the sky. Therefore, its spectral composition changes permanently due to the changing time of day. The standardised light classification D65 corresponds to a daylight with a colour temperature of approximately 6500 K.
Every fluorescent lamp type has got an individual spectral power distribution according to its phosphor coating inside the bulb. From this result important properties light colour or colour rendering.
Visible region from 380 to 780 nm; height of graph corresponding with relative spectral emission (400mW/klm) per 10nm.

light colour 765 cool daylight (10)

daylight(D 65)

One-lampe ciruit inductive
Key:
D = choke
L. = lamp
St = starter
VG = electromagnetic ballast (KVG/VVG)
P = phase
N = zero potential
K = p. f. correction capacitor

The required control gear (here starter and ballast) for the lamp’s operation is usually mounted in the suitable luminaire in an appropriate electric circuit. Changes of any kind are to be conducted by qualified and specialised staff, only. Thus, this circuit example is to be understood merely as a technical background information for interested users.

One-lampe ciruit with electronic ballast
Key:
VG = ballast electronic (ECG)
P = phase
N = zero potential
Ctrl = Controller, dimmer

The required control gear (here electronic ballast) for the lamp’s operation is usually mounted in the suitable luminaire in an appropriate electric circuit. Changes of any kind are to be conducted by qualified and specialised staff, only. Thus, this circuit example is to be understood merely as a technical background information for interested users.

One-lampe ciruit with electronic ballast
Key:
VG = ballast electronic (ECG)
P = phase
N = zero potential
Ctrl = Controller, dimmer

The required control gear (here electronic ballast) for the lamp’s operation is usually mounted in the suitable luminaire in an appropriate electric circuit. Changes of any kind are to be conducted by qualified and specialised staff, only. Thus, this circuit example is to be understood merely as a technical background information for interested users.

One-lampe ciruit with electronic ballast
Key:
VG = ballast electronic (ECG)
P = phase
N = zero potential
Ctrl = Controller, dimmer

The required control gear (here electronic ballast) for the lamp’s operation is usually mounted in the suitable luminaire in an appropriate electric circuit. Changes of any kind are to be conducted by qualified and specialised staff, only. Thus, this circuit example is to be understood merely as a technical background information for interested users.

Circuit with multi electronic ballast
Key:
VG = ballast electronic (ECG)
P = phase
N = zero potential
Ctrl = Controller, dimmer

The required control gear (here electronic ballast) for the lamp’s operation is usually mounted in the suitable luminaire in an appropriate electric circuit. Changes of any kind are to be conducted by qualified and specialised staff, only. Thus, this circuit example is to be understood merely as a technical background information for interested users.

Serious connection with conventional (low loss) ballast
Key:
D = choke
L. = lamp
St = starter
VG = ballast electromagnetic (KVG/VVG)
P = phase
N = zero potential
K = p. f. correction capacitor

The required control gear (here starter and ballast) for the lamp’s operation is usually mounted in the suitable luminaire in an appropriate electric circuit. Changes of any kind are to be conducted by qualified and specialised staff, only. Thus, this circuit example is to be understood merely as a technical background information for interested users.

Three phase current connection
Key:
D = choke
L. = lamp
St = starter
VG = ballast electromagnetic (KVG/VVG)
P = phase
N = zero potential
K = p. f. correction capacitor

The required control gear (here starter and ballast) for the lamp’s operation is usually mounted in the suitable luminaire in an appropriate electric circuit. Changes of any kind are to be conducted by qualified and specialised staff, only. Thus, this circuit example is to be understood merely as a technical background information for interested users.

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