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PRO-PAR™ Series -
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It has been several years since any lamp
manufacture has committed resources to
building an optically superior Halogen PAR
lamp. That is until recently, when USHIO
introduced the PRO-PAR™ Halogen PAR lamps
series which provides a dramatically
improved beam spread, eliminating hot spots
and beam edge feathering.
Optically Superior Beam Control
Since USHIO has been a technology leader in
MR-16 Halogen lamps for over a decade, we
took our advanced MR-16 reflector technology
and adapted it to our Halogen PAR line.
Inferior lamps use a dimpled lens to create
the beam spread. Our PRO-PAR™ lamp's beam
spread is created by a unique fluted
reflector design that optimizes the use of
the capsule's light output to prevent light
loss and diffusion. Each PRO-PAR™ lamp's
beam spread is consistent and does not
produce hot spots or beam noise.
Improved Vibration Protection
In addition to superior optical control,
PRO-PAR™ lamps have a unique filament
mounting structure that helps protect
against vibration, one of the most common
causes of early lamp failure. Inferior PAR
lamps have filament mounts that support the
filament at the ends. When these lamps are
burned at a 45 degree angle, such as in
track lighting, gravity pulls the filament
down in the center, and vibration can cause
the weak center of the filament to break.
Vibration in track lighting is very common,
and is usually caused by heating or air
conditioning ducts vibrating in the ceiling
near track fixtures.
USHIO's mounting structure for the PRO-PAR™
lamps has three supports. The filament is
supported at the ends and in the middle of
the filament. This additional support
prevents filament sag and protects the
filament from vibration.
Multi-Layered Reflective Coating Process
In order to ensure the reflective coating
does not degrade over the life of the lamps,
our PRO-PAR™ lamp reflectors are made using
a proprietary multi-layer coating process
similar to the technology recording
companies use to make compact discs. After
the glass is cleaned and dried, a high
temperature multi-layer reflective coating
is applied to the glass. This high grade
coating protects the superior optics to
ensure that they remain consistent
throughout lamp life.
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