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6w Sylvania MicroLynx F
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1 x 6w Sylvania Microlynx F compact fluorescent lamp.
These ultra low profile lamps were originally developed to replace tungsten halogen lamps used in furniture & cabinet lighting and other applications where a compact low temperature light source was required.
Inside these little lamps is a small diameter fluorescent tube that has been formed into a flat grid behind a prismatic cover.
The very compact electronic ballast is in the lamp base behind a metal disc that acts as both a reflector and heat shield.
You can read a very interesting brochure here:
http://www.lamptech.co.uk/Documents/Brochures/Sylvania%20-%20Brochure%20-%20FLCi%20-%20MicroLynx%20F%20-%202005%20EU.pdf
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1 x 6w Sylvania Microlynx F compact fluorescent lamp.
These ultra low profile lamps were originally developed to replace tungsten halogen lamps used in furniture & cabinet lighting and other applications where a compact low temperature light source was required.
Inside these little lamps is a small diameter fluorescent tube that has been formed into a flat grid behind a prismatic cover.
The very compact electronic ballast is in the lamp base behind a metal disc that acts as both a reflector and heat shield.
You can read a very interesting brochure here:
[url]http://www.lamptech.co.uk/Documents/Brochures/Sylvania%20-%20Brochure%20-%20FLCi%20-%20MicroLynx%20F%20-%202005%20EU.pdf[/url]](albums/userpics/10064/normal_387A0724b.jpg "Click to view full size image
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6w Sylvania MicroLynx F
1 x 6w Sylvania Microlynx F compact fluorescent lamp.
These ultra low profile lamps were originally developed to replace tungsten halogen lamps used in furniture & cabinet lighting and other applications where a compact low temperature light source was required.
Inside these little lamps is a small diameter fluorescent tube that has been formed into a flat grid behind a prismatic cover.
The very compact electronic ballast is in the lamp base behind a metal disc that acts as both a reflector and heat shield.
You can read a very interesting brochure here:
[url]http://www.lamptech.co.uk/Documents/Brochures/Sylvania%20-%20Brochure%20-%20FLCi%20-%20MicroLynx%20F%20-%202005%20EU.pdf[/url]")
