Philips CDM-R User Manual

H.I.D. lamps MASTER Colour CDM-R

CDM-R lamps have to be used in combination with a ballast and an ignitor or a suitable fully electronic ballast, like the Philips PrimaVision range. For a satisfactory operation of the lamp on conventional gear, the mains supply should not fluctuate more than 5% from the rated voltage of the ballast. If there is a constant deviation of more than 3 % of the rated voltage, another ballast rating is recommended. Burning position: universal.

Note CDM-R is equipped with an E27 lamp base, E27 lampholders used must be suitable for ignition peaks up to 5 kV.

Applications

- Accent/decorative lighting: sparkling, theatrical effects in display lighting, even in surroundings with a high luminance level like shop windows.

- General lighting: in downlighters, a warm, comfortable atmosphere can be created.

The CDM-R comprises a range of reflector metal halide lamps with a warm colour impression (3000 K) and excellent colour rendering. High beam intensities can be created thanks to the small axial discharge arc, optimally positioned in the internal reflector. Low operating costs result from the high lamp efficacy, combined with long lamp life compared to incandescent and halogen lamps. The CDM-R's unique "effect/lamp volume" ratio increases flexibility in application and allows powerful lighting accents from inconspicuous luminaires. Ease of luminaire design is provided since the CDM-R lamps can be used in open luminaires. In indoor applications comfort is enhanced because of the relatively low heat output of the lamps.

The lamps contain a UV-Block burner capsule for reduced fading risks.

35 W PAR 20L 30º

35 W PAR 20L 10 degrees

35 W PAR 30L 10º 35 W PAR 30L 30º 70 W PAR 30L 10º

Dimensions in mm

Burning position

70 W PAR 30L 40º

PAR 30PAR 20

∅ 65 max.

95 max.

Universal

∅ 97 max.

125 max.

H.I.D. lamps MASTER Colour CDM-R

Spectral power distribution

Effects of mains voltage variations

Lamp performance during run-up

Commercial Type Cap/ Lamp Lamp Correlated Lumen Colour Max Lamp name base wattage voltage colour output rendering luminous current

temperature reflector index intensity

WV Klm cdA

CDM-R

MASTER Colour CDM-R CDM-R 35W/830 PAR20L10DG E27 38 88 3000 2000 81 23000 0.5 MASTER Colour CDM-R CDM-R 35W/830 PAR20L30DG E27 38 88 3000 2000 81 5000 0.5 MASTER Colour CDM-R CDM-R 35W/830 PAR30L10DG E27 38 88 3000 2200 81 44000 0.5 MASTER Colour CDM-R CDM-R 35W/830 PAR30L30DG E27 38 88 3000 2200 81 7400 0.5 MASTER Colour CDM-R CDM-R 70W/830 PAR30L10DG E27 73 90 3000 4850 83 68000 1.0 MASTER Colour CDM-R CDM-R 70W/830 PAR30L40DG E27 73 90 3000 4850 83 10000 1.0

Commercial Type Maximum Maximum Chromaticity Chromaticity Minimum Nett EOC name permissible permissible coordinate coordinate ignition weight

base/pinch bulb supply

temperature temperature voltage

°C °C x y V g

CDM-R

MASTER Colour CDM-R CDM-R 35W/830 PAR20L10DG 200 300 433 402 198 120 198082 MASTER Colour CDM-R CDM-R 35W/838 PAR20L30DG 200 300 433 402 198 120 198105 MASTER Colour CDM-R CDM-R 35W/830 PAR30L10DG 200 300 431 400 198 225 197016 MASTER Colour CDM-R CDM-R 35W/830 PAR30L30DG 200 300 431 400 198 225 197030 MASTER Colour CDM-R CDM-R 70W/830 PAR30L10DG 200 300 427 397 198 225 197054 MASTER Colour CDM-R CDM-R 70W/830 PAR30L40DG 200 300 427 397 198 225 197078

CDM

300 250

per lumen

200

mW per 5 nm

150 100

300 400 500 600 700 800

CDM

125

115 105

95 85 75

92 96 100 104 108 Relative supply voltage in %

lamp current lamp wattage luminous flux lamp voltage

Wavelength in nm

CDM

200

160 120

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Time in min.

lamp current lamp wattage luminous flux lamp voltage

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