Product Overview

GE 47914 – FHX 25W 13.8V MR16 Quartzline Projection Lamp
⚠️ SPECIALTY LAMP: Designed specifically for microfilm readers and archival projection systems. Not for general lighting.
Precision-engineered 25W halogen projection lamp featuring a CC-6 filament for exceptionally stable light output. Optimized for a 4.13" working distance in professional imaging equipment.
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Voltage
13.8V
Specialty Low Volt
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Working Distance
4.13"
Optimal Focus
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Filament
CC-6
Archival Stability
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Color Temp
3200K
Projection White
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Burn Position
Horiz ±15°
Precision Mounting
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Product Overview
The GE 47914 (FHX) is a high-intensity Quartzline™ lamp designed for professional-grade microfilm readers and archival imaging systems. Operating at a unique 13.8V, it provides the precise thermal and optical characteristics required for clear document projection. The axial **CC-6 filament** is specifically designed to minimize light fluctuations, ensuring a steady, high-clarity image for archival work.
Technical Specifications
- GE Order Code: 47914 (ANSI Code: FHX)
- Wattage: 25 Watts
- Voltage: 13.8 Volts
- Base: GX5.3 Round Bi-Pin
- Filament: CC-6 (Precision Axial)
- Color Temperature: 3200K
- Rated Life: 250 Hours
- Working Distance: 4.13 inches (105mm)
- Burning Position: Horizontal ±15°
Key Performance Benefits
- Archival Quality: 3200K color temperature is optimized for viewing and capturing images from microfiche and microfilm.
- Optical Accuracy: Fixed 4.13-inch working distance ensures perfect focus within standard projection optics.
- Compact MR16 Form: Fits specialized sockets in 3M, Kodak, and Canon archival equipment.
- Stable Light Path: The CC-6 filament design prevents the "flicker" often seen in lower-quality general-purpose lamps.
Critical Application Notes
- Voltage Warning: This lamp operates at 13.8V. Do not use with standard 12V transformers as performance will be significantly degraded.
- Handling: Use a clean cloth or gloves during installation. Skin oils can cause the quartz glass to fail prematurely at high projection temperatures.
- Orientation: For maximum life and output, this lamp must be operated within 15 degrees of a horizontal position.
Common Applications
- Microfilm readers and viewers (3M, Kodak, Canon)
- Microfiche and microform reading systems
- Archival document imaging and scientific projection
- Industrial image inspection equipment