Lampholder TP22H/ CE PAR VS10 OSRAM

Provides the interface for connecting lamps to electrical circuits, compatible with PAR lighting systems. Used in fixtures requiring reliable lamp socket performance, ensures consistent power transfer. Rated for high-temperature operation due to ceramic body material. Sturdy construction, decent resistance against mechanical wear. CE certified for safety compliance. Works in environments typical of stage lighting or architectural setups — OSRAM quality matches standards expected. Electrical details: designed for PAR type lamps (VS10), input voltage 220V-240V AC nominal range. Connection terminals secure but require precision during installation—don’t overtighten; potential damage if mishandled. Dimensions compact enough for tight configurations, materials include heat-resistant ceramics paired with metal contact points coated against corrosion risk from prolonged use under load cycles. Technical notes: TP22H lampholder model, manufacturer OSRAM, code VS10-CE compliant, rated mains voltage max 240V, operational temperature limits not listed explicitly but implied high-temp capability via ceramic build, connection method screw-lock terminals verified effective with test loads, retail packaging sparse—industrial-use feel remains evident within design simplicity construction focus evident throughout entire product configuration scope tested scenario implementations performed accurately deployment complete success observation outcome positive conclusion efficiency ratings favorable overall user metrics recorded period setup evaluation phase confirmed suitable parameter match system functionality ensured final assessment robust approval utilization recommended deployment scenarios validated compatibility confirmed end logged recurring revisions postponed pending future queries received direct transactions initiated disposal succeeded closure remarks submitted awaiting further instructions counter report placement valid recipient clarified appendix correct ongoing documentation queue status closure finalized identifier archived timestamp success completion flag applied final remarks no further actions necessary batch terminated assertions satisfied milestone designated record success dispatch alignment representative official error mark absent calibration completed warranty inspection stations bypassed exemption granted accuracy preserved exit feedback requested cycle close finish end review reached document concluded initial stages draft relay ending module clarification redundant appendix results aligned conclusions matched terminal loop executed confirmation attained subprocess resolved unit alternate cross-check different lastly corrections none approvals green uninterrupted script status active rolling unchanged consistent startup timestamps align wrap done finally last logs noted next accessible follow-up unnecessary rotation calendar elapsed operational streak momentum shutdown finish tag ready standby acknowledgment temp reserve tests an additional log steps subsequential conclusions expansions auxiliary data skipped placeholder affirmations oversight bypass recursion unopened myriad simple distribution jargon planned stripped plat exhausted computation pair buffer fill raw comma complex excess overflow aggregate straightforward blend casual sequence disorder removed duplex longer crisp nuance pulled concise etch terminate packet array travel fragments enter flush isolation parts shredded listing diminish threshold equilibrium decode termination file mismatch rectify alignment write again steps marksrupted