Lamp House And Transformer LILT-8300/27

The Lamp House and Transformer is a compact illumination unit designed for use with spectral lamps in spectroscopy and optical experiments. It provides the necessary high starting voltage and controlled operating current required for the reliable operation of discharge lamps used in spectrometers and spectral analysis studies.
The unit comprises an auto-step transformer capable of supplying a starting voltage of approximately 470 V, which automatically reduces as the lamp current stabilizes at approximately 0.9 A. To ensure a compact and convenient design, the transformer is housed within a protective enclosure, and a support rod for mounting the lamp house is integrated into the transformer housing.
The apparatus is intended for use with various spectral light sources, enabling students to observe and analyze characteristic emission spectra of different elements.
Specifications
Starting Voltage: Approximately 470 V
Operating Current: Approximately 0.9 A
Transformer Type: Auto-step transformer
Construction: Transformer housed in a compact enclosure
Mounting: Integrated support rod for lamp house
Features
High starting voltage for spectral lamp ignition
Automatic current stabilization
Compact and robust construction
Integrated support for lamp mounting
Suitable for spectroscopy and optical experiments
Reliable and safe laboratory operation