Energy Reference Lamp
Energy Standard Lamp for Luminous-Flux and Color-Temperature Calibration.
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Specifications
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Color Temperature | 3000K |
| Luminous Flux | <100lm |
| Color-Temperature Stability | 0.3% (or +0.0005) |
| Luminous-Flux Stability | 0.3% |
| Service Life | Greater Than 300 Hours |
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