ProLume F8T5CW - 9201

Applications

• Commercial
• Industrial
• Signs

Features

• ProLume F8T5/CW Cool White Bulb
• Preheat
• Energy Saving Linear Fluorescent Tube

Equipment

• Pelton & Crane 8045

• The F8T5CW ProLume fluorescent lamps operate at high surface temperatures that can cause serious physical injuries.
• Turn power off and allow adequate time (approximately 10 minutes) for the ProLume F8T5CW lamp to cool before attempting replacement.
• In order to avoid the risk of electrical shock, make sure the power to the fixture is turned off when replacing the F8T5CW ProLume.
• The ProLume F8T5CW lamps are very fragile. Do not drop, crush, bend or shake them.
• The F8T5CW ProLume fluorescent tubes may shatter with considerable force when broken.
• To ensure that the ProLume F8T5CW lamps remain in the sockets for the duration of the operation, make sure that the fixture’s sockets are not worn prior to installation of the lamps.
• If the F8T5CW ProLume lamps are installed in worn sockets, the lamps could fall out of the fixture during operation.
• Never operate ProLume F8T5CW lamp above or below its rated current voltage.
• Electrical connections should be clean and in good condition. Replace the F8T5CW ProLume lamp holders and sockets when needed.
• Affix the ProLume F8T5CW lamp securely in the socket. Improper installations will cause electrical arcing, overheating and short life to the lamp and socket.
• Do not look directly at the operating lamp for any period of time; this may cause serious eye injury.
• F8T5CW ProLume fluorescent lamp use is not recommended in extreme weather conditions.
• Excessive cold/warm temperatures dramatically affects the ProLume F8T5CW starting, lamp life and lumen maintenance.