Philips HPL-N User manual

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H.I.D. lamps HPL (-N)(-R) Comfort
∅A
B
Type A B
max. max.
Cap/base E27
HPL Comfort 50W 56.00 130.00
HPL Comfort 80W 71.00 155.00
HPL Comfort 125W (HG) 76.00 173.00
HPL-N 50W/542 56.00 130.00
HPL-N 80W/542 71.00 155.00
HPL-N 125W HG/542 76.00 173.00
40 max.
187 max.
∅127 max.
colour quality and luminous
efficacy.
The HPL-R has a cone-shaped
hard-glass bulb with an internal
reflector directing the light to
where it is needed.
Applications
- HPL Comfort and HPL-N:
pedestrian and residential areas,
commercial and public buildings,
factories, railway stations,
schools, shops and petrol
stations.
- HPL-R: high-bay in heavy
industry e.g. iron foundries,
paper mills, mines and quarries;
also sign boards and decorative
floodlighting.
High-pressure mercury vapour
lamps consist of a glass bulb,
containing a gas for maintaining a
constant temperature, and a
quartz mercury vapour discharge
tube.The lamps are equipped
with a standard screw or bayonet
base and one or two auxiliary
electrodes to ensure quick and
reliable ignition. Apart from a
ballast, no special control gear is
required.
The HPL-N has an internally
coated ovoid outer bulb,
providing a cool, bluish white light
with reasonable colour qualities.
The HPL Comfort has a special
internal coating, providing a
pleasant white light with increased
HPL-R
Dimensions in mm
HPL(-N) (Comfort)
HPL-R 125 W HG E27

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H.I.D. lamps HPL (-N)(-R) Comfort
∅A
C
B
Type A B C
max. max. max.
Cap/base E40
HPL-R 250W HG 162.50 259.00 50.00
HPL-R 400W HG 178.50 299.00 50.00
∅A
B
Type A B
max. max.
Cap/base E40
HPL Comfort 250W HG 91.00 228.00
HPL Comfort 400W HG 121.50 290.00
HPL-N 125W 76.00 184.00
HPL-N 250W HG 91.00 228.00
HPL-N 400W HG 121.50 290.00
HPL-N 700W HG 141.50 328.00
HPL-N 1000W HG 166.50 399.00
Dimensions in mm
Burning position
Commercial Wattage Cap/ Lamp Lamp Lamp Lumen Correlated Chrom. Chrom. Colour Maximum Maximum Nett EOC
name base wattage voltage current output colour coord. coord. rendering permissible permissible weight
temp. index base/pinch bulb
temp. temp.
WWVA lm K x y degr.C degr.C g
HPL Comfort
HPL Comfort 250 HG E40 250 135 2.13 14200 3300 419 392 51 250 350 185 181022
HPL Comfort 400 HG E40 400 140 3.25 24200 3500 413 392 47 250 350 260 181053
HPL-N
HPL-N 50 E27 50 95 0.61 1800 4200 371 370 49 200 350 46 179913
HPL-N 125 E27 125 125 1.15 6200 4100 374 373 46 200 350 76 180124
HPL-N 125 E40 125 125 1.15 6200 4100 374 373 46 200 350 110 180308
HPL-N 125 HG E27 125 125 1.15 6200 4100 374 373 46 200 350 90 180155
HPL-N 250 HG E40 250 135 2.10 12700 4100 381 383 45 250 350 184 180605
HPL-N 400 HG E40 400 140 3.25 22000 3900 384 384 45 250 350 26 180452
HPL-N 700 HG E40 700 145 5.40 38500 3900 390 390 45 250 350 344 183910
HPL-N 1000 HG E40 1000 145 7.50 58500 3900 390 395 36 250 350 520 184030
HPL-R
HPL-R 125 HG E27 125 125 1.15 5700 4200 371 387 43 200 350 147 183880
HPL-R 250 HG E40 250 135 2.10 12000 4100 381 394 37 250 350 323 183941
HPL-R 400 HG E40 400 140 3.20 20500 3900 382 402 36 250 350 360 183972
Mercury HP
HG = Hard glass outer bulb

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H.I.D. lamps HPL (-N)(-R) Comfort
300 400 500 600 700 800
100
200
300
400
500
600 HPL-N 250 W, HPL-R 250 W
Wavelength in nm
mW per m2per 5 nm
per 1000 lux
246810
200
160
120
80
40
0
HPL-N, HPL Comfort, HPL-R
Time in min.
%
lamp current
lamp wattage
luminous flux
lamp voltage
Lamp performance during run-up
92 96 100 104 108
125
115
105
95
85
75
HPL-N, HPL Comfort, HPL-R
Relative supply voltage in %
%
lamp current
lamp wattage
luminous flux
lamp voltage
Effects of mains voltage variations
180°
0
90°
60°
30°
90°
60°
30°
γ
(cd)
HPL-R
2000
4000
6000
8000
125 W
250 W
400 W
Polar light distributions
180°
0
90°
60°
30°
90°
60°
30°
γ
(cd)
HPL-R
3500
7000
10500
14000
700 W
1000 W
300 400 500 600 700 800
100
200
300
400
500
600 HPL Comfort 250 W
Wavelength in nm
mW per m2per 5 nm
per 1000 lux
Spectral power distributions