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Ushio JCR12V-100W/H10 Halogen Reflector for Scientific Medical (100W/12V/3100K)

BH #US1003003 • MFR #1003003
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Ushio JCR12V-100W/H10 Halogen Reflector for Scientific Medical (100W/12V/3100K)
Key Features
  • 1000 Life Hours
  • C-6 Filament Type
  • Clear Bulb Finish
The Ushio JCR12V-100W/H10 Halogen Reflector for Scientific Medical (100W/12V/3100K) is a halogen bulb with a specular MR-16 reflector. It has a color temperature of 3100K and an average life of 1000 hours. It is suitable for fixtures with a GZ6.35 base, and a rating of 100W.
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Ushio JCR12V Overview

The Ushio JCR12V-100W/H10 Halogen Reflector for Scientific Medical (100W/12V/3100K) is a halogen bulb with a specular MR-16 reflector. It has a color temperature of 3100K and an average life of 1000 hours. It is suitable for fixtures with a GZ6.35 base, and a rating of 100W.

UPC: 048777243435

Ushio JCR12V Specs

Item Type
1x MR16 Halogen/Tungsten Lamp
Base Type
GZ6.35
Filament Type
C-6
Wattage
100 W
Voltage
12 V
Current
8.33 A
Color Temperature
3100K
Finish
Clear
Expected Lamp Life
1000 Hours
ANSI Code
JCR
Maximum Overall Length (MOL)
1.7" / 42 mm
Maximum Overall Diameter (MOD)
2" / 50 mm
Packaging Info
Package Weight
0.07 lb
Box Dimensions (LxWxH)
2.2 x 2.2 x 2.15"

Ushio JCR12V Reviews

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The Fujimoto G70 Enlarger manual states that it ...

The Fujimoto G70 Enlarger manual states that it uses a "(JCR) l2V/lOOW Halogen lamp". Is this the correct bulb?
Asked by: Susan
There is a good chance if the enarger uses the lamp name JCR the Ushio JCR12V-100W/H10 Halogen Reflector for Scientific Medical (100W/12V/3100K) is correct. That is a very old enlarger and very little information seems to be out on it.
Answered by: Rob K
Date published: 2023-06-27
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