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BLV 150w MHR 150 N/B FibreOptic 1 x BLV 150w quartz metal halide dichroic reflector lamp for use in fibre optical systems. 61mm focal distance. It's interesting that they also supply a new connector with the lamp. They must get cooked in the lighting compartment of the optical system! Runs on standard 150w SON gear.

BLV 150w MHR 150 N/B FibreOptic

1 x BLV 150w quartz metal halide dichroic reflector lamp for use in fibre optical systems.
61mm focal distance.

It's interesting that they also supply a new connector with the lamp. They must get cooked in the lighting compartment of the optical system!

Runs on standard 150w SON gear.

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Alex   [18 Jul, 2026 at 03:10 PM]
Does it mention enywehere how that connector is called? I need one for my lamp. Regarding the Osram lamp, I will keep my eye open here and contact you when something turns up.
FrontSideBus   [19 Jul, 2026 at 12:59 PM]
No. I've seen this style of connector on many things but I don't know what it's called.
Ash   [20 Jul, 2026 at 01:31 AM]
If there is any logo on the connector it can be narrowed down to a manufacturer. Also, try to search visually through Digikey et al
AngryHorse   [25 Jul, 2026 at 07:43 AM]
In all searches they just come up as, ‘cable and plug’, even in Osrams own catalogue for their version of the same thing!, you could snip it off and use Wago’s Smile
Alex   [29 Jul, 2026 at 08:38 AM]
Well i found the connector shell at least, but the pins they supplied do not fit. No I need to find out the correct pin diameter and order it. The problem is that this type of connector is used by the automotive industry if an infinite amount of customisability which is annoying...

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