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    6-28 I E S LIGHTING HANDBOOK

    Fig. 6-21 emit light having the spectral character of the inert gas with
    which they are filled. The glow occurs around the negative electrode
    where free electrons strike atoms of the gas and cause them to radiate.
    26
    NE-2 NE-51 NE-26 NE-48 NE-27 NE-30 NE-34
    FIG. 6-21. Typical glow lamps. FIG. 6-22. Type
    CR-1 crater lamp.
    Glow lamps will operate on alternating-current or direct-current circuits
    at voltages as low as 70. Like other discharge lamps, glow lamps re-
    quire a limiting resistance in series. In screw-base lamps this resistor is
    incorporated in the base or in the bulb; in the case of bayonet-base
    lamps, which are manufactured without a resistor, the proper resistance
    must be supplied externally. The operating characteristics of several
    typical glow lamps are given in Table 6-6.
    Table 6-6 . Operating Characteristics of a Typical Glow Lamp
    AVERAGE
    CO
    <
    in
    S3
    STARTING
    Q P^m'S
    TYPE
    RATED
    VOLTS
    VOLTS*
    pa
    BASE
    O
    H
    u
    w
    RESIST-
    ANCE
    GAS
    <
    J
    2
    i-'
    A.C. D.C.
    <
    0.25
    P
    T-4
    <
    AR-3 (105-1251 80 115 Cand. screw P-3 In base Argon
    Is 1,000
    A.C.f 1
    AR-5 1
    105-125
    f
    lA.C.f
    J
    SO 115 0.25 T-4^ Blue slide P-3 In base
    (20,000
    ohms)
    Argon
    1ft
    3,000
    NE-2 105-125 65 90 0.04 T-2 Unbased W-ll External Neon
    1ftt
    25,000
    NE-3 105-125 65 90 0.04 T-2 Unbased W-ll In lead Neon
    lftt
    3,000
    NE-16 105-125 67-87|| 0.25 T-4J D-c. bay. P-3 External Neon 1-2-
    3,000
    NE-20 105-125 60 85 1.00 G-10 Med. screw PW-5 In base Neon
    2A
    3,000
    Fluores- 110-125 100 140 1.00 S-ll Two-prong 3,000
    cent A.C. or med.
    screw
    Fluores- 110-140 100 140 G-6 Cand. screw W-10 50,000 Krypton 3,000
    cent A.C. ohms
    KR-1 150-175
    D.C.
    Fluores- 110-125 4 G-16 Candelabra Special 31 1,000
    cent skirted
    Xmas screw
    tree
    *
    At hours operation.
    t
    May be operated on 135-volt, d-c circuits.
    t
    Glass parts only.
    Lamps have wire terminals f-inch long not included in MOA length,
    set into one lead wire &-inch from end of glass seal.
    ||
    Direct-current operating voltage at 1.5 milliamperes, 53-65 volts.
    Resistance where specified is

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