Excelitas PE300BFA About
The Excelitas PE300BFA is a 300-watt ceramic xenon short-arc lamp. It produces intense, bright white light that mimics natural sunlight. Hospitals use it for surgery and endoscopy.
Here are the key details of the bulb:
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Brightness: 5,000 to 6,000 lumens. This measures total light output.
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Color: 5,900 Kelvin. This indicates a cool, daylight-like white light.
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Lifespan: 1,000 hours.
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Power: Runs at 300 Watts (operates safely between 180 and 320 Watts).
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Reflector: Parabolic design. This focuses the light into a tight, straight beam.
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Design: Built with a rugged ceramic body.
Advanced Illumination for Critical ApplicationsThe PE300BFA delivers intense and stable illumination ideal for environments where precision matters; this includes surgical lighting, fluorescence microscopy, and industrial inspection. Its broadband emission-from visible to UV-enables versatile use across numerous disciplines, supporting processes that demand accurate lighting and dependable operation.
Reliable Ceramic and Metal ConstructionBuilt with a ceramic body and metal caps, the PE300BFA combines thermal durability with mechanical robustness. Its forced air cooling requirement ensures operational stability during extended use, maximizing the expected 1000-hour lifetime. The custom Cermax reflector design further promotes efficient light delivery in compact or specialized installations.
FAQ's of Excelitas PE300BFA:
Q: How should the PE300BFA lamp be mounted for safe and optimal operation?
A: The PE300BFA is designed with a Cermax reflector base that requires a custom mounting system without standard pins. To ensure proper function and safety, it must be securely installed in compatible fixtures designed for this lamp type and fitted with forced air cooling to maintain recommended operating temperatures.
Q: What is the recommended cooling method and why is it important for this lamp?
A: Forced air cooling is required for the PE300BFA to dissipate heat generated during operation. Efficient cooling prevents overheating, which can degrade performance and reduce the lamp's typical 1000-hour service life. Adequate ventilation ensures the lamp runs within its specified thermal limits.
Q: When should the lamp be replaced, and what are signs of wear?
A: The typical operating lifetime of the PE300BFA is around 1000 hours. Indications that replacement is needed include reduced light output, color shifting, or difficulty maintaining stable ignition. Regular monitoring of usage hours and performance is advised for timely replacement.
Q: Where can the PE300BFA be effectively used?
A: This lamp is ideal for high-demand settings such as operating rooms, laboratory analytical instruments, fluorescence imaging setups, and industrial inspection systems. Its broadband emission and robust design are well-suited for environments requiring intense and stable illumination.
Q: What benefits does the UV transmitting quartz output window provide?
A: The UV transmitting quartz window ensures maximum passage of both visible and ultraviolet light, supporting applications reliant on full-spectrum illumination. This enhances imaging clarity and efficiency in tasks such as photolithography, medical diagnostics, and scientific analysis.
Q: How does the PE300BFA's broadband emission spectrum enhance its versatility?
A: With output covering both visible and ultraviolet regions, the PE300BFA enables a broad range of applications. Its spectrum supports various processes, from advanced microscopy to industrial curing, wherever high-intensity, full-spectrum light is required.