ILLUMINATORS - Halogen

FS7L

SYSTEM SPECIFICATIONS: Start-up Load: 120V at 2.0 Amps Continuous Load: 120V at 2.0 Amps Cooling: Fan; 50 CFM

BALLAST SPECIFICATION: Type: Electronic ballast Warm-up Time: Instant on Restrike Delay: Instant on dB Rating: 42 dB Thermal output: 625 BTU/Hr

OPERATING ENVIRONMENT: Max Exposure Rating: Dry location Operating Temperature: -10°C to 25°C Storage Temperature: -30°C to 60°C Rec. Mounting Clearance: 24” (609mm)

POWER CONSUMPTION: Lamp: 183 Watt System: 200 Watt, maximum

PHYSICAL CHARACTERISTICS: Material/Finish: Aluminum, die cast zinc Dimensions: 7.00” (W) x 9.50” (L) x 6.75” (H) Weight: 5 lbs

FIBER CAPACITY: Port Size: Standard (1.185” Dia) Stranded Fiber: Standard 300 fiber capacity, 400, 450 and 600 fiber ports available Large Core Fiber: Not compatible Porting: Standard port kit (A10980)

LAMP SPECIFICATION: Lamp Type: Quartz Halogen Wattage: 183 Watt Bulb Type: MR-16 Base Type: 2-pin Gx5.3

Rated Life

Color Rendering Index Color Temp

Replacement Lamp

700 hrs 95

3200 K HI-110

MOUNTING: Horizontal or vertical (port up/port down) Do not invert

FS7L Illuminator

Color Options

NC C1

C4/1 C4/3 C8/1 C8/3 SPW

No Color Single Color

Four-Color Wheel, 1 RPM Four Color Wheel, 3.6 RPM Eight-Color Wheel, 1 RPM Eight-Color Wheel, 3.6 RPM

Sparkle Wheel (400 strands max)

(Add to C4 or C8 only)

SPW/NC Sparkle Wheel (400 strands max)

(w/motor, specify 1 or 3.6 RPM)

DWM/NC Dimming Wheel, Mechanical

(w/motor, specify 1 or 3.6 RPM)

92

Voltage Options

120 120V, 60Hz 230I 230V, 50Hz

Accessory Option

003 004 005 006 DR

DRC

Ordering Guide

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Model Options

FS7L

Standard 300 Fiber Capacity Special 400 Fiber Capacity

Special 450 Fiber Capacity (Star, white only) Special 600 Fiber Capacity (Star, white only) Dimmable Ready

(Consumer-grade Residential Electronic Dimmer)

Dimmable Ready

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