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OSRAM

HBO 3502W/PIL 4X1 OSRAM

In stock: No Vendor stock: Yes Minimal order quantity: 1
Price (excl. VAT):
3 176,90 €
This price is valid until 31.12.25
Split box: 10,00 €
EAN: 4008321387721
MPN: 4008321387721
Package: 1
Estimate delivery time at our warehouse (approx.): 2-4 weeks

Technical Information

Item condition New
Manufacture name HBO 3502W/PIL 4X1 OSRAM
Brand OSRAM
Categories Studio, projection, photo lamps
Light Bulbs
Country of origin CN

Packing details

Packing level 1 4008321387721

Description

Compact arc lamp for precision optical systems, ultraviolet projection setups, or studio workflows. High-intensity UV output benefits applications requiring exact light focus and stability—lab settings, photo-process tech. Electrically runs at a nominal wattage of 3502W. Pins interface require proper alignment for current flow stability—non-negotiable here. Voltage jump on start-up; make sure to inspect ballast integrity before turning it on. specs say starter boost critical. Has PIL (Precision Inline Lamp) type form factor. Bulkier than standard types but housing design compensates in universal fits for equipment built around Osram standardized mounts—not forgiving though if misaligned by even 1mm. 600-hour lifespan claimed under lab conditions. Quartz envelope susceptible to contamination; handle cleanly or you burn coating fast enough during first operation cycle temperature rise – feedback loops possible within thermal cooldown interrupt later cycles Technical notes: Nominal Wattage-3502W. Voltage range fluctuates specific to startup surge levels (>165V). UV-heavy spectral output – wavelength-specific application gear recommended (~200-400nm). Average life rating ~600 hrs approx, could vary per sustained usage patterns airflow cooling effect toggle-enabled rigs only advised. Thermal wash-out risk overclocking noted mid-experiments finalizing end fault pathways detecting cracked base ultraviolet bursts extend disconnected diagnostics worsen instability