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ENX vs. FLE lamp (was Help! Comet Spotlight)
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Jodi McGrew
Apr 20, 2002, 5:05:21 PM4/20/02
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Does anyone know what the difference is between the FLE and ENX lamps that
are both specified for the Altman Comet follow spot? They are both the same
color temperature but the Altman literature states that the FLE lamps has a
correction factor of 1.0 vs. 0.6 for the ENX. Unfortunately, I don't know
what
that means......
are both specified for the Altman Comet follow spot? They are both the same
color temperature but the Altman literature states that the FLE lamps has a
correction factor of 1.0 vs. 0.6 for the ENX. Unfortunately, I don't know
what
that means......
Thanks!
Jodi McGrew
Ronald Killmer
Apr 20, 2002, 10:33:26 PM4/20/02
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Jodi McGrew wrote:
Means to multiply the photo metric data by the correction factor, which for
values less than one means a degradation of the spots specs for the alternate
lamp.
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Ronald Killmer
Lighting Designer
Stageworks Rep. Theatre Co.
Marc 954
Apr 20, 2002, 10:55:40 PM4/20/02
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Both the ENX and FLE have a rated life of 75 hours, the FLE has a higher
light output.
If one is getting unusually short life spans from these lamps, check for
corroded or pitted socket contacts. A socket in poor condition can shorten the
life of any lamp.
light output.
If one is getting unusually short life spans from these lamps, check for
corroded or pitted socket contacts. A socket in poor condition can shorten the
life of any lamp.
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