This Ushio SM-18566 Incandescent Scientific and Medical Bulb is a 50W, 22.8V bulb with an average life expectancy of 700 hours. This bulb is well suited for use in compatible science and medical instruments.

50W, 22.8Volt Bulb with G6.35 Base    700 Hour Avg Lamp Life

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Hi! Are these compatible with the Arri 750 lights??

A: Yes, the Ushio HPL+ 375W Lamp (375W/115V) would be compatible for use with the ARRI ARRILITE 750 Plus light fixture.

Q: 2. The Fujimoto G70 Enlarger manual states that it uses a "(JCR) l2V/lOOW Halogen lamp". Is this the correct bulb?

A: There is a good chance if the enarger uses the lamp name JCR the Ushio JCR12V-100W/H10 Halogen Reflector for Scientific Medical (100W/12V/3100K) is correct. That is a very old enlarger and very little information seems to be out on it.

Q: 3. Can these bulbs be dimmed by a conventional dimmer switch instead of the remote control?

A: Yes, the savage led bi-color bulb (50W) offers dimmable tri-band technology.

Q: 4. Will this bulb work as a replacement modelling light bulb for the Elinchrom ELC Pro 1000 self contained head?

A: The Ushio DRA Lamp (300W/120V) is a suitable modeling light replacement for the Elinchrom ELC 1000 Monolight.

Q: 5. How is the color controlled?

A: The color on the Savage LED Bi-Color Bulb is controlled via its included remote.

Q: 6. Does this item come with the Scissor Grip to attach to drop ceilings?

A: No, the Matthews BM1 Bulb Mount does not come with a Scissor clip. to use one you will need two parts the clip and a 5/8 stud, https://bhpho.to/3ODMdvk .

Q: 7. How many lumens?

A: The lumens measurements are as follows: 3000 lumens at 3.28' (1.0 m) at 5600K 2800 lumens at 3.28' (1.0 m) at 4200K 2400 lumens at 3.28' (1.0 m) at 3200K

Q: 8. Would this fit the SB800 and SB600 flashes?

A: I have both the SB-900 and the SB-800. This SZ-2TN fits the SB-900 like a glove, kinda like it was designed just for the SB-900, like it was. It's too big for the SB-800. You would have to wrap it in gaffers tape to keep it in place, which rather defeats the quick and handy nature of the item. But I suppose after messing with it with the tape and all, it would function in modifying the color of the light.

Q: 9. Is there a way to mount these in a bracket system that will allow me to use grids, snoots, and other modifiers? If so, what product?

A: This product has no add on accessories, it's use is just itself.

Q: 10. Will this light work with a Allen Heath mixing board?

A: It will work with any mixing board that offers a 4-pin XLR-M 12 VDC output connection.