The Westinqhouse Lanp Division planf, research laboratortes enqineerinq buildinqs iocated at Bloomlteld, N. J.

Westinghouse MAZDA Lamps are manufactured according to precise, accurate standards in modern, up-todate piants at Bloomfield, Belleville,
The Westinshouse Lamp Division plant at Belleville, N. I.

and Trenton, New Jersey. These plants are equipped with the latest improved lamp-making machinery. Every step

rnanufacture, from raw material io finished lamp, is carefully checked and supervised by skilled lamp technicians" There are more than 480 tests and inspections through which each lamp must pass before ii can bear the Westinghouse trade-mark.

in

The Westinqhouse Lamp Division plant ai Trenton, N.

J.

Westinghouse Makes No Gompxornise with Quolity

WESTINGHOUSE
CATALOG OF

STANDARD LARGE MAZDA LAMPS

AND TYPE D LAMPS
APRIL 1, T938
Page

Lanp and Lighting Econornics Quality Larnps-Proper Voltage

Standard Price Sehedule-Large MAZDA Larnps and Type D Larnps
General Lighting Service Daylight Lamps Silvered Bowl Lamps Clear, Inside Colored, Tinted urrd Fro"t.d L.*p" Sign Service Nisht Liqhts Qutside Coated Flame Shape and Bound Bulb Lamps Natural Colored Lamps Lumiline and Tubular BuIb Lamps Three-Lite Lamps Type D Lamps Vibration and Bough Service Country Home Service High Voltaqe Service Motion Picture and Stereopticon Projection Service Spotliqht Service Floodlighting Service Aviation Service Street Series Liqhting Service Traffic Signal Service Train and Locomotive Service Street Railway Service
.

2 4 8-9
10
11 T2 T2 T2

13 13

I4 i5 I6
T7 T7

t7
18 19 19

20

2I 2I

))

Price Schedule of MAZDA Photo Lamps Price Schedule of Sunlight Larnps Price Schedule of Mercury Lamps Surnrnary ol Prices and Technical Data
Discount Schedule Transportation Allowances and Charges to Purchasers Extra Charges for Special Features

26 27
2A

29-34

.35

WESTINGHOUSE LAMP D]VISION

WESTINGHOUSE ELECTRIC & MANUfACTURING CO.

lso

BRoADWAY

_\@/

NEW YORK, N.

Y.

THE DGONOMIG NDVANTNGD Of USING I.AMPS Of HIGH OIIAI.ITY

\MHru
buying incandescenl lamps don't be misled

by lhe price licket on lhe lamp. A penny saved by buying a cheaper lamp may mean dollars losl in lhe cosl of light and. . .lhe cosl oJ lighl is lhe real laclor
lo consider.
Lamps are bought {or the purpose ol gelting light. Currenl is bought so that those lamps can produce light. Al leasl len times as much is paid Ior lhe currenl as {or the lamps. Yei ihis minor cosl Jaclor (the Lamp) delermines whether or Dol lhe maior cost factor (the

Currenl) is being used lo besl advanlage. The elficiency of a lamp is delermined by its abilily 10 converi cuEeni into light. In buying .lighr, the elliciency oI the lamp is the mosJ jmportani consideralion. Westinghouse Mazda iamps are huly economical. Through grealer elliciency they lower the cost of light 1o lhe consumet,

THtr VAI.UE OF GORRDGT DESIGN AND PRDGISION MANUTAGTURD

Two lu-p" may conlain the same malerials
and be

oI lhe same conslruclion. They may look exaclly alike bul may vary greafly in light output lor lhe current consumed, because ol the inlluence of painslaking

manulacluring precision on elliciency. This chad shows the tremendous ptogress lhat has been made Irom lhe Iirsi commercial 6O-watt lungsten lamp lo the presenl-day high efliciency recoiled lila, ment lamp. PaIl of lhis advancemeni has been due lo invenlion, part to discoveries o{ new materials, but much oI lhe

improvement has come Jrom belter manu{acluring. lechnique and grealer skill. Weslinghouse Mazda lamps are being continuously improved. Not a sing,le year goes by thai does nol show signilicanl progress, As a resull o{ these improvements lhe 60-watt Mazda lamp oI 1938 has a light oulpul equivalent to an 87-watt lamp ol 1918. It is imporlanl lhat a purchaser make ceriain lhat the lamp he is buying embodies lhe very latesl in design and is produced wilh the maximum oI rnanufacluring skill and precision.

THD DGONOMIGS

Of I,AMP I.IFD

LIrr is not the most

imporlant {actor in the cost of iighl, Any lamp manufaciurer can increase lhe average lile oI an incandescent lamp. This can only be done,
however, by decreasing the lighl produced or increasing lhe currenl consumed. Short Lile means More Light. Long LiIe means Less Light, The mosl economical lamp life is arrived at by

types oI lamps and service and have deiermined the mosl economical and salislaclory lile Ior each. These Iives in our slandard line oI lamps range Irom a fraclion of a second for the photo{lash lamp 1o 2,000 hours for iraffic signal and streei lighiing lamps.
The eflect oI lamp lile upon the cost of light is shown

in the following example:

1A00-HOUR Mazda lamp ol

laking into consideralion all oI the cosls involved. These are primarily the cost of the lamp and lhe cosl of lhe current, The designed lives o{ Wesiinghouse Mazda lamps are chosen to obtain minimum lighting
cosls when the laclors oI lamp replacement and overhead charges are also considered. Engineers and economists have studied the various

8j1 lumens . . 60 WAT?S

2040-HOUR lamp

ol Mazda lamp quality o! 834 lumens . 66 WA?IS lile oI

The extua 6 walJs of eieclricity tor 200A hours

Ihe )amp would cosi several Jimes as much as the lamp

itself.

MAZDA

MAZDA LAMP

LAMP

QUALITY

tooo
Designed

HR.

hours. Will consume 60 waJls and

lor

10A0

But 2000 HR.

LIFE

lor 2040 hours. Will conDesigned

sume 66 waiJs and

give 831 inilial lumens.

give 831 inittal lumens.

wffisr

TH DRD ARD NO WDAIT I.INI(S IN THD WDSTINGHOUSD GHAIN OD OUAI.ITY

Ouality is built inlo an incandescenl lamp by correci designing, manu{acluring precision, and the highesl
grade materials. The Westinghouse lrademark on a MAZDA lamp is your guaranlee oI qualily. I1 means lhat fifty years ol larnp making experience, and the skill o{ thousands oI engineers, research scienlisis, and mechanics have

#i&

l$ffi$

gone inlo its making. Look lor lhis lrademark when you buy Lamps. When you buy Weslinghouse Mazda Lamps you gel

Unilorm Perlormance at High Elliciency 2. Lighr Oulpul Maintained Throughout Lile

1.

3. Lamps Free

ol Delects

UNIIORM PERDORMANGD AT HIGH EFIIGIENGY

The most important Iaclor in conlrolling uniJormily of elficiency, walts and liIe of a lamp is its lilamenl. To oblain the mosl consislent invariable ore Westing-

house carries a supply ol tesled and approved ore, suflicienl lo manufaclure 1,500,000,000 Weslinghouse Mazda tamps-more lhan enough lor lhe total lamp consumption oi lhe enlire United States lor ihe nexl

lhree years. The drilling oI diarnond dies through which our {in' esl {ilameni wires are drawn, is checked lo wilhin 5,/1,000,000ihs oJ an inch. The unilormity oI lhe wire is checked continuously as drawn wilh inshuments which will weigh it wiihin ten one-billionths oI a pound. This is equivale to the weighl oI the ink in lhe dot al lhe end oI lhis senlence. Filament coils in Westinghouse Mazda Lamps are exaclly spaced. Fine Iilaments are wound wilh over 2,000 lurns per inch. These coil lurns do nol vary in separalion more lhan lwo one-hundred lhousandths. Every individual coil is inspecled on a Baloplicon machine where it is magni{ied 100 times. Several limes every day samples {rom each machine are sent lo the photometric and lile tesl laboratories Ior test. This gives an accurale and immediale check on the life, Iight output and elficiency oI the lamps produced by every machine.

LIGHT OUTPUT MAITTAIITIDD THROUGHOUT I.I[D

maintain light output lhroughout lhe life of a lamp requires greal care in manulaclule and selection of raw maledals. The effect ol lhe crystal slruclure of
To

Iilame wire on lamp

perlormance under varying condilions makes it necessary lo selecl the filament wire lrom a dozen dillerenl groups. Vacuum gauges which measure gas Pressure lo within lhirty-one billionlhs oI an atmosphere ale used to check exhaust machines. One drop of moislure distributed within 100,000 lamps is sufficienl lo cause excessive blackening and lhereby reduce the elliciency o{ all these lamps by l0 per cent. To guard againsl moisture and olher impurilies, lilamenl wire is stored in an air-condiiioned room and hermelically sealed gas lines are used io conducl the gas from slorage lanks 1o the lamp making machines. In addition to careful handling ol clean lamp bulbs, lhey are heated al exhausl by direcl gas llame 1o drive oll all impurities and moislure.

IAMPS TREE OF DDIDGTS

On these super-human machines lamp parts of glass and metal are combined into a lighl source as perfect as modern science can produce. This machinery is the ullimate in precision and {unctions under the watchful guidance ol highly lraited operators, mechanics, and engineers. Over 99.9% of Westilrghouse Mazda lamps shipped are lree ol delecls lhat would seriously a{fect their performance. This is largely the resull oI the use of every known precaulion in lhe creation of the Paris that go to make the lamp. On this group oI assembly machines, depends the final perfeciion that is demanded ol Westinghouse Mazda lamps.

RDSDANGH AND ENGINDDNING

A large number o{ chemists, Physicisls and olher technical experts in Weslinghouse lesearch and development laboralories are enLamps every bit oI inlormation lrom whatever source derived thai will enable thal laclory to

gaged in unceasing research to make beller lamps and are also in close louch wilh lhe greal experimenlal and technical laboratories throughoul the world. These experls give lo

produce incandescent elecldc lamPs oI lhe very hlghesl quality in order thal they will produce lighl al Iow cosi. The words "wEsrrNGHousE MAZDA" on an incandescenl lamP means lhal il has received the benefils oI lhis
research,

each {aclory making Westinghouse Mazda

WESTINGHOUSE GHEGITS

ITS OUNTITY

Oa liese phoiocell plolomelers coniinuous clecLs are conducled lo make cerJain thal Lhe Jighl ontpul, waltage, and elliciency ol Weslingrhouse js correcJ.

addiJion to J.he daily acce]erated iile iesls aJ lotced voltage which provide immediate checks on performance, normal iests are conducled in lle IiIe
les.l ./aboiaJory.

Ia

MAZIIA SDNVIGE INSPDGTIOil NEGHICI{S OUAI.TTY

MAZDA SEBVICE TiVSPECTION PNOCEDUNE
PACKAG[S

IIRFORM NC!
Mi]\UI]ACTUIUNG
MACI.IINIS TAKEN AT N-{NDOM IROM
TEST SAIUPT,S

}IANUFAC, TURING
M,{CH]NES

r";:

make certain lhat every Weslinghouse Mazda lamp maintains lhe high siandards o{ qualiiy imposed by Mazda Service, the Eleclrical Testing Laboratories-Ioremost
To

l:3$l I l3:::l I

MAZD^ slRvrcE tNsPrcTroN sPAc!

independent elecirical lesting organization in lhe couniry-has for years been

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l::ig

l!3!ilI I ;*:':; lTl':'"':s;::' E:I I lll":":::;r:'

|;:-gli
l::::l

G;.?

| I

r""^.,.^,

r-ll .i;i;;i.

employed to make continuous inspeclions and iesls on all Mazda lamps. Inspeclors for lhe Electrical Teslinq laboratories are locaied in each Westinghouse Mazda lamp Iaclory and every package
o{ Westinghouse Mazda lamps is subject

l!!!l\ Fl I l:ilr::r1?r-" 7"\\_--___J_l ""@*,',.,,

E*l'i-l
{T'.i.rj}

ffi:#t I It"i':_Il_ r;l '".-|

l;:'8,,],;l{-

lo lheir sampling and inspeclion before it may be shipped.

These inspeclors are absolutely independent of lhe Iaclory management, and

l:ilnr}n

inspecl millions of Westinghouse Mazda lamps each year Ior every possible Iiaw. They reporl lheir findings directly 1o the

ffiwlt-

scienlisls who are responsible for the qualiiy oI Westinghouse Mazda Iamps. This plan for checking and maintaining quality is unique in the lamp industry. Il guaranlees to ihe public that Weslinqhouse Mazda lamps are accurately rated,

will nol blacken p.rematrrrely, are uniformly reliable in lheir operalion, and
produce light at low cost.

I.OOK fOR THESE OUAI.ITIES IN N I.AMP

look alike, but the simplicity of a lamp's exierior belies the precision and resource and skill thal musl go into lls inlerior conslruclion il il is tc be a good lamp. The interior conslruction of Westinghouse Mn zl-4. Iamps is the result o{ research and skill and they combine all oI lhe qualities that make lamps economical. Any good lamp and every Westinghouse Mlzla lamp musi have these qualilies:

Lot"" -uy

Accurale Rating
Mazol lamps conform more closely to lhe wafiage marked on lheir bulbs and io lhe accuracy oI their elliciency ratings than required by Federal Specilications,

Slrength
By correcl design and careJul selection ol the ma, terials thal go into MAZDA lamps their stretglh is assured both when new and lhroughoui life.

High Elliciency When The Lamp Is firsl Flaced In A Sockel And During
Ils Whole Burning LiIe
Today the lighi ouiput of a 60-watt Ma.zn.n lamp, even al the end oJ its liIe, seldom lalls below 90 ?6 ol lhal ol a new lamp.

Your Guaranlee
When you see lhis mark on a lamp you need uo Iurlher guaranlee ol quality.

Correcl Average Life

Mazn-a. lamps are carelully designed Ior a life that

has been deiermined to be besl lor each class oI service.

Unilorm Perlormance
Mazoa lamps are uniform in life, candlepower
and wails.

freedom Irom Defects

Mlzn-l lamps
are 99.99/o Iree from delecis ihal

will

seriously alfect their performance.

I.AMPS BURNDD AT PROPER VOTTAGE GIVE YOU AI.I. THD TIGHT YOU PAY TOR
\Mrr" you burn lamps under lheir rated voliage, " you wasle uselul elecirical energy. Undervollage
burning has lhe same el{ect as a reduclion in the efficiency of a lamp. Years of patienl research have been spenl lo raise the ef{iciency of MAZDA lamps to their present high levels, and any lamp user who knowingly burns lamps undervoliage sacrifices this gain in efficiency and raises his own cosi ol lighl. Undervoltage buruing makes you pay Ior Iight you do nol get. Make cerlain you get all the light you pay Ior by using lamps of the proper vollage.
F

o o
F

50 and 60

150

GENERAL LIGHTING SERVICE-rro,

GENERAL LIGHTING SERVICE lamps lulfill 65 per cent ol the lamp requirements {or ordinary uses in homes, stores, ol{ices, schools, factories and lhe like. These lamps will operate in any posilion o{ burning, but the liqht maintenance, particularly in Iamps of higher wattage sizes, is best when lamps are burned vertically base up. The data on light (lurnen) mainlenance given in the lechnical summary apply to this burning position only.

r1s and r2o

vorts

INSIDE-FROSTED DINISH The liqht absorbed

by inside lrosting is so negligible (the lumen output is rated the same as {or clear lamps) that these lamps are recommended for most general lighting purposes to provide added dillusion and. in the case of indirect lighting equipment, to eliminate siriations and harsh shadow e{lects.

CLEAR fINISH-CIear bulb lamps are satisfactory for use in adequately shielded rellectors or diffusing equipment which protect the eyes lrom the irritating el{ecls and inel{iciency which glare produces. They are used also in {loodlighting and miscellaneous special applications requiring reasonably accurate contlol of light. WHITE BOWL FINISH-The lisht output oI white bowl lamps is approximately 3 per cent less than that of clear or inside-{rosted lamps. They should be burned base up only and are recommended {or use in open-type equipmenl such as the RLM Dome reflector to improve the quality o{ illumination by minimizing direct glare, reflected glare and deep shadows. These {actors, as well as adequate amount of liqht, deterrnine the ef{ectiveness oi the illuminatior.
Siandard Screw Base
Packase

Approximate

Lisi Price

Quantity

15

A-r7
A- 19 A- 19

25

40 50 60

A.2I

260 464 660

I I03 1580

t4r

Medium Medium Medium Medium Medium Medium Medium Medium

rzrJ

r20 r20

$0.I5

t2c

.15 .15

i00
1s0

75

A-21 A-21

834

A-23 A-25

r20 r20
60

120

.I5 .I5
.15 .15 .20

2610

750, 1000 and 1500

GENERAL LIGHTING SERVICE-iro,

OUTDOOR SERVICE-Lamps

r15 and I2o

Voris

ol 40 watls and

above are gas-{illed and because oI the bulb tempera-

ture should be protecled {rom rain and snow when used oul-o{-doors. See page 12 lor outdoor exposed
applications.

BIPOST BASE LAMPS This type represents a radically new lamp loi general lighting sewice. Made ol hard glass in a small bulb, it is rugged and
resistant to bulb {ailure resulting lrom

VIBRATION AND ROUGH SERVICE-Where

Iamps are subjected to vibration and shocks, attenlion

It permits el{ective light controi by re{lector

contact with rain or snow. equipment o{ smaller size. The interior

should be given to the use o{ vibration and shockabsorbing devices, or to a type o{ syslem or better

location o{ lighting equipment lo avoid these conditions. Where such conditions are inherenl, lamps ol special design lor both vibration and rough service are available and are listed on page 1?.
Approximate

construction incorporates a g'auze screen which collects lilament evaporation normally deposiled on the inside ol the bulb, thus giving exceptionally high maintenance ol Iiqht
output throughout li{e.
1000-watt Biposi

Slandard Screw Base

Package

List Pdce lnside

lumens

Quaniity

lrosted Whiie

Bowl

150

A-25
PS.30
PS-35 PS-35 PS-40 PS-52

200 300 300 500 750

1000 1000 1500

26rO 3640 5910 5760

10050

Medium Medium Medium Mogul Mogul

60
24 24

$0.20
.30 .50
.7Q

$0.30
.?s

$0.25
.35 .55 .75

I2
6 6
6

|.2Q 4.00 5.75

I.30

r.30
3.95 4.20
5.95

14550
19600
2O7OO

T-24
PS-52

PS.52

325s0

Mogul Medium Bipost Mogul Moqul

SPORTS LIGHTING

and soltball lields and other similar iarse recreational areas empioyinq 1000 and 1500-watt lamps, it is recommended thai
circuii voltaqe be ddjusted to oper"te lhese standard ldmps l0 ov"rvoltase. While the lite wrll be redu^ed Io about 300 hou!s.
.

SERVICE

For Iiqhtins baseball, {ooiball

. qain ol 35, hqht w,lh only a l6,

obr"ined. This permrts lower inihdl equipment investmenl and makes {or high operatinq elliciency Ior spo s liqhiing insiallations where the system is in use only 100 or 200 hours each

tncrease

in w",rdqe

is

NIAZITA DAYLIGHT LAMPS-rro,

MAzDA Daylight lamps are slLpplied with blue bulbs and emii a whiter light which is a partial step toward natural dayliqht. In many instances of color rendition their use gives sullicient color correclion to be o{ considerable advantage over the warmer tones ol unmodilied liqht. For example, they are used in many industrial applications, particularly in local lightinq units for sewing machines and lor special assembly and inspection processes. Again, the light blends well with natural dayliqht; in {act, in many case6 it is about the same color as the day-

rr5 and r2o

Vorts

liqht which one gets indoors, taking into account

the prevalence of warm tones in window shades, walls

and hangings. For this reason the use of daylight

lamps in offices, stores and other commercial interiors

will be Iound to correct an unsatis{actory mixture of ordinary a ilicial light and inadequate dayliqhtThe next larger size o{ lamp will be required to
produce approximately the same illumination value as computed {or a clear or inside-{rosted lamp o{ a given size. Mezoa Daylight lamps are used in all commol types of equipment.

Watts

Approx.

Screw Base

Standard PacLaqe

List Price Inside Frosted

Ouantity
6O

A.2I
A-23 A-25
PS.3O

540
1030 1?00
227Q

Medium Medium Medium Medium Mogul Mogul

r20
120 60 24 24
1.

$0.30
.30 .50 .80 1s

PS.35 PS-40

3740
6530

Watis

100

t50

SILVERED BOWL MAZDA LAMPS-uo,

Silvered bowl lamps have a permaneni coatinq ol mirror silver on the bowl. This coatinq whicb is an integral part of the lamp, shields the brilliant filament and forms a hiqhly e{ficient rellecting surJace. This rellecling surface does not dull or tarnish throughoui the lile o{ the lamp. It is intended that silvered bowl lamps be used in a base up position, the silvering serving as a highly e{ficient indirect re{lector. Silvered bowl lamps are applicable to ail types o{ indirect equipment; also Ior direct lighting reflectors and shades to produce high quality illumination. These lamps are
Screw
Base

1r5 and r2o vorrs

standardized with inside-frosted bulbs because o{ the

desirability

of eliminating

streaks, striations, and

shadows ol fixlure supports.

Silvered bowl lamps o{ l5O watts and above should be used only in porcelain sockets and in {ixlures so designed that the temperatures o{ the lamp and lixture do not exceed limits Ior satis{acloty operation. Such precautionary measures should be applied to all high wattage lamps, but the heating e{fect is more pronounced with silvered bowl lamps because the siiverinq redirects the heal toward the base and socket assembly.
Siandard
Packase

Quantity

List PIice Inside-Irosted Silvered Bowl

60
100 150
zQO

Medium A-23 A-25

PS.3O

t20
I20
60 24 24
12

$0.4s
.65

Mediurn Medium Medium Mogul Mogul

300 500
The light ouiput is approrinnrely

PS-35 PS-40
7r;
less than the unprocessed lanp_

2.05

Watts 6

7 Clear
Red

l0
BIue

6 and r0
/CIear Inside Frosted
Bed lRed

25

40

Iinishes Clear iClear \White

llnside Frosted
lBlue
,

llnside Frosted Bhe

Green Yellow
Flametint

Blue

lcreen
YeIIow

'Green LoId

lY.uo*
Flanetint
Ivory

lYellow
Rose

flameiint
Ivory

Whiie

lold

Bose

GLEAR, TNSIDE COLORED, TINTEn AND f ROSTED lllAZDA LAMPS-rro, II5 and r2o vorts
I These Iamps are suitable for outdoor exposed lamp signs and for colored festoons, and similar decorative lighting. For enclosed lamp signs and luminous archilectural displays where lamps are protected {rom rain and snow, the full range ol general service lamps (pages 8 and 9) is applicable. The ?-watt lamp was designed specilically to fit into small plug-in receptacles to be used as night lights in homes.
Watts
Bulltr

AND DECORATIVE LIGHTING -FOR SIGN

Inside colored lamps lind their most logical use in exposed lamp signs and colorJul displays where the lamps themselves are visible and form lhe pattern ol the display. Where color e{{ects of lighting are de-

sired lrom concealed lamps as in color-circuits in coves, luminous panels, and the like, color may be incorporated in the translucent elements themselves
or produced by natural colored or coaied glass bulbs, or by the use o{ color accessories such as color hoods.
std.

Slandard Autb Finisheg

olrl

6
6 ,7 I0 l0 25

5-6

l4

Cle.r, lnside Frosr.d, Red, Blue, G,apn, Yello,

Amber-oranqe, and Old C]ear, Wnrie.... ..

t20
Medium 120

C-7 S-ll S-14 A-lq

Rose

. .

'C.nd"labr.
Intermediaie
MPdium

r20

.15 .10

$o.l5

$0.20 .10 .20

Clear Red, Blue, Green, Yellow, Amber-or"roe.

Clear. lnside Frosted, Red. Blue, Green, Yellow Anner-nranoe and rnd Olo Rose Rose .... Amoer-oranqe, Insrde frosted, Red, B]u", Cre"n. Yellow.
oranse, Flamer'nl. lvorv and Old

t20
I2a
I2A
120 120

.I5 .t5
.30 .15 .15

.20 .24

Rose

Medirm

?2 40
qn s0
i

4-1? ;; Y".low Amber' R.d Blue. Green. i,;, A-21 I 9rSl'D_ayliqhr In"rde Fro"red, -.i.;_....; I ordnqe, Flarnetlnt, Ivorv, "rd Old Rose A-lq ' clear al-.' Dayliqhi.. D..|,^h, ..... ..... I . 419_

Medtun
MFdrun'

Medrrm Medium

t20

Thes prices apply only to the manufacturer's standald rrside colorinq ' Car.letalra L.se lamps not rec.nnended 1or outdoor serwice. :i Noninal watk. 110 I25 volts (.lesiqn volls I1A),

X:

:,, :.:

it x
Watts Finishes

t5
White Ivory
Flametint White

25 and 40 Ivory
Flameiint White

Ivory
Flametint

Flaheiint

Ivory

OUTSIDE GOATED FI.AME SHAPE AND ROUND BULB MAZDA LAMPS-uo, rrs and r20 vorrs
-POR DECORATIVE LUMINAIRES
I
These lamps are adapted to many decorative and ornamental {ixlures used in homes, clubs,
lobbies, {oyers and public buildinqs. where the bulb
srdnd.rd Bulb hmshes

shape is relaled to the artistic design o{ the luminaire. These lamps are not recommended Ior
outdoor use.

t5
25 25 40

F-IO
F-

I5

G"lBr
G-25

White, Whiie, While, Wbite, White,

Ivory, Ivory, Ivory, Ivory, Ivory,

and Ilametint and Flametint

aDd

llametint

and Flametini and I'lametint

Candelabra Medium Medium Medium Medium

t These p.ices apply only to tLe manulacture/s stardad outside coarinq.

NATURAL COLORED I.AMPS The lour lamps in natural colored clear glass demands for natural colored lamps.
bulbs Iisted below cover a larg'e percentagre o{ present

The prices shown are Jor the manu{acturer's standard colored glass only.

Standard CololF Av.il.Lile

t0
25
4A

s-14

A.I9
A-2L A-21

+Ruby, *Amber, Green, and +Ruby, +Amber, Green, and

Anbe!, Blue, and Gleet

i60

*Ruby, +Amber, Green, and Bluet *Ruby, *Anber, Green, and Bluel

Bluet Bluet

$0.40 .40 .40

usd

toso
.50 .50 55

* Ndiulal ruby aad narural anber lanps are requtarl, IumisLed in the liqhr shade. oo v hi.o d"l n relr.oFed. dt th- sJae p"-e f Does not include datliqht hlue or phoroqraphic blue-

Da.! nby ald dart anbe! lamps

S

in photosraphic worL witl be lunisled,

This lamp nor ro bc burned rn cn-to.,ns s obe,

-r

30 and 60 Clear, Inside Frosted, White, Straw, Oranqe, MoonliqLt BIue, Emerald, Surprise Pink

WITII DISC BASES I Instead o{ the conventional

lllAZIrA LUMILINE LAMPS-IIo,

screw base and lhe

rls

and 12o vorts

entire length oI the lamp. Specially designed sockets or "lamp holders" o{ small dimensions make possible lhe use of lumiline lamps to form continuous lines ol clear or colored light o{ Iow brightness. The lamps may be used either
Warr"
slanda'd B,lb I'nhbes

usual method of mounting the lilament, the Lumiline lamp has a contact cap at each end, with the filament disposed along the axis of the bulb for almost the

Ior built-in illumination or applied decoralion where space limitation is a factor; Ior lighted displays, niches, small coves, signs, mirrors, paintings, luminous panels, and the like. The outside white and colored linishes are nol recommended {or outdoor service when exposed to moisture and other detrimental weather conditions.
List lrice

exposed or in narrow trough rellectors. Their application is ideally suited to modern decorative concepts

30 40 60

T-B Clear, Inside Frosted, White, Straw, Oranse,

17

3l
Disc Disc

24 24

Moonliqhi Blue, Emerald, and Surprise Pink

11%
17 3.1

$0.90 .80 .90

i.00
.90
1.00

TUBULAR BULB lil,AZDA LAMPS-uo,

I
use and

rls

and.

t2o volts

UIITH CONVENTIONAL SCREW BASE

Low wattage iubular bulb lamps are available for in showcase lighting, in shallow depth displays, in small trouqh-type reflectors. The growing demand Ior these lamps and other tubular lamps has been occasioned by the greater appreciation by designers and lighting users ol liqhted displays, luminous elements and new lurninous architectural Jorms.
Walts
Bulb srd. Qty.

,r I t",,u,,&* 2s T-10
4A

I"t.r-.di.i.
Medium Medium

ctear

T-8

Clear

60 60 24

$0.3s
.25 .90

MAZDA

THREE-LITE I.AMPS
tlO, tls and 120 Volts

MAZDA Three-Lite lamps, with two separate fila-

ments in a single bulb, have introduced a new flexibility in liqhting, since each Iilament of di{{erent y/attage may be lighted separately or in combination with the other to produce three levels of illumination.
Thus with a single lamp, lhe user can adjust the illumination to suit the needs the lower wattage Ior decoralive and casual use, an inlermediate step, and

Watts 50-100 I50

100 200-300

up to Jull brilliancy lor lull utility where seeing requirements dictate higher levels ol illumination.
These lamps are particularly applicable to the newer type study and reading lamps and lo indirecl

frlament

Lower wattase
lea"d

connected to

ring contact

and semi-indirect {loor lamps. The 100 200-300watt size is designed for base-down burning and is adaptable to wall urns and any use where lamps are normally operated in base-down position. The 50I0O-150-watt lamp is designed to burn in any
position.

hlamenL lead

!jgher wattale

connecled to center contact

The lamps are inside frosted to assure complele difiusion and to avoid uneven light streaks and harsh Iines of culoff on ceiling and sidewalls when used in indirect poriabJes a nd wall urns.

END V]EW

OI

EAST

watts

BuIb

Ap.Proximate Lumens

Siandard
Packaqe

Ouantity

Inside lrosted

Pce

List

50 100

150

PS-25

SO-Watt, 525 100-Watt, 1380 150-Watt, 1905

lOO-Watt, 1330 200-Watt, 3320 300-Watt, 4650

3-Contact Mogul

60

$o.4s

IO0-2O0-300 G-3O

3-Contact Mogul

GENERAL LIGHTING SERVICE

TYPE L LAMPS-IIO,
Type D lamps are supplied to meet a demand for a ten cent lamp largely Ior use in the home. They are high quality lamps o1 proven efficiency and performance and are manufactured with extreme care and ol good materials, but are not subjected to as ri.gid inspection lor delects in appearance as MAZDA lamps.
These larnps are shipped onJ.y in packages o{ 60 lamps of the same wattage, voltage and linish, and lamps ol diflerent wattaqe, voltage and finish may not

1I5 and 120 Volts

only

be combined to make a standard package except that 3O-watt, G-I9 lanps of dillerent colors (but not

inside frosied) may be combined to make a standard package, provided the quantity ol iamps o{ any one color is a multiple of six. They may not be combined

with large MAzoA lamps to make up a

package quantity.

standard

The outside coated white and colored Iinishes will

not wiihstand outdoor use.

Screw
Base

Standard
PacLage

List

Quantiiy

G-l
15

Outside Coated Whiie or Red

Medium Medium Medium Medium

60 60 60 60

$0.10
.10

A- 15 Inside Frosted

30

G-19 Inside Frosted or Ouiside Coated in Red, Blue, Green, Amber-orange, Rose, White, Ivory, and Flametini

.I0
.10

A-19 Inside Frosted

SERVICE-tio, tl5 and r2O Votrs

VIBRATION ANII ROUGH

Watis 50

I These lamps are not recomrnended lor qeneral lighting seryice as lhey are more expensive and give lesslightthan the corresponding general servicelamps.
Rough Service-This type is Ior use where the lamp is subjecled to severe shock and bumps such as with e).tension cords in garages and similar applications. Ii is not suilabie for use under vibration conditions.

Rouqh Senice

Rouqh

r00

Service Vibration

50

Service

i'.::J $,!
VIBRATION SERVICE
P-19 CIear

"'.'*
$0.30
.45

Vibration Serwice This lamp is especially

designed to withstand high-frequency vibration such as produced by high-speed machinery. It is not recommended {or horizontal burning.

COUNTRY HOME SERVICE-28-32 votts

I
These lamps are designed lor operation on batteryg'enerator sets as used on farms and in other places where central stalion service i.s not available. The Iamps are the same in appearance as the Iamps Ior

General Lighting service. Orders should specify "Country Home 28-32 volts" to distinguish them from trainlighting lamps. The prices apply only lo Iamps which are designed for an average voltaqe as delermined by the manulacturer, suitable for operation on 28-32-volt circuits, and do not apply to individual voltaqes within this range.

A-t?
A-19
A-21

A-23

HIGH VOLTAGE SERVIGE

I
These lamps, which are less rugged and less efficient than 110-120-volt lamps, are made available for

22o,2so,24o,2so and 260 votis

use

in the {ew Iocations where only the

higher
i50
100

voltage is available.

will operale in any position ol burning, but the lumen maintenance, particularly in Iamps of higher wattage sizes, is best when burned
These lamps

A-19 A-27 A-23

PS-30 PS-40 PS,52

2t5
475

Medium Medium

t20
120
12a

t23A
2940 47 40 8600 13500 19400

Mediun
Medium Moqul

vedically base up. The data on lumen maintenance given in the technical summary apply to this burning position oniy.

200 300 s00 750 1000

24 24

Mosul
Moqul

I2
6 6

i This lanp in 2?5 and 3O0 volts lor mrne liqhrinq servi.e .a! be obtained at a lisr price ot 35 cents.

Watts

100

MOTION PICTURE AND STEREOPTICON PROIECTION SERVICE-roo, ros, uo, ris and I2o vorrs
r
MAZDA projection lamps are characterized by extreme concentration oi light source, made possible by a hiqhly developed lechnique in the lorming, treating, and mounting of filaments; by bulbs that withstand high lernperatures, thus making possible very small bulb volume Ior a given wattage; and by accuracy in placement o{ the light source. The lamps ol 1OO-volt rating are ol special interest. With only a small rheostat and an inexpensive voltmeter on the projector it is possible to adjust the voltage exactly. Thus satislactory lamp per{ormance is assured with full advantage ol the high oulput oI liqht lrom a iamp of comparatively shori li{e

rating.

Lile, Houls

r00
.,24A *204
: 300
1

T-8
T-B
T- 10

S. C. Bay. Cand. S. C. Bay. Cand.

M.".pl.r"
Monoplane Monoplane Monoplane Biplane Biplane Monoplane

s00 750 *500

T,r 0 T- 10

't-12
T-20 (shori) T-20 (short) T-20 (lonq)

1000 11000

Medium Medium Medium Medium Medium Medium

Prelocus Prelocus Prelocus Prelocus Prelocus Prelocus

50 25 50 25 25
25

Biplane

50

Moqul Prelocus

Monool.ne

2s
50

l,^

i"

6
o

2.60 5.2s
5.75

Tlee lamps are desiqned lor operation ir tle wrtical posiiio!

bas6 down but

car b6 buhed withir 25 deqrees ol tlis position vil]lout materjally allectins their

1 These lanps are desiqned tor use with air blast coolinq. Th.y slould be used o y in equipment desiqned to qiwe adequate coolinq; usase otherwise mdy r*ult in trnsatislacloiy ]amp perlolnance and daDaqo to tho eqlipmenl lor which ihe latup mddllacture. carnor dssune lesporsibil y. " Medium screw base can be supplied with a liqlt conte! ienqth oI 3 i'cLes al tLe same pice. 1 Moqul sclew base can be supplied with a liqht cetrrer lenqrh ol 4lJ incLes at tle same pice. 1 Lisht center lensth Io! plelocus base is distance lron certe. ol liqLl source to top ol bdse lir; Ior bdyonet base to lop ol base pins; to! screw base to xtiemo

SPOTI.IGHT SERVICE
110, 115 and l2O Volts
250 and 400 I000
srd.

I
I I

spherical mirror. This lacilitates operation and assures betier light control. A properly adjusted mirror adds up to 50 per cent to the light in the beam. For narrow beams oI high intensity, the lamps Ior projection service Listed on page 18 are applicable.

Spotlights with prelocus sockets and preiocus base Iamps require no Iocusing adjustments {or larnp or

Qty.

"1oo

t250
ooo

Meciiun Prelocus
G-30 G-30 G-40

2 ,'"

Mediun Prelocus
Medium Pre{ocus 2,""

+400
t

'r Medium screw bas6 lamps, *ith a lishl cenler lensth ol 3 inches, .an b6 srpplied at tS crts less rLan price sLown i Moqul sc.ew base lanp, with light cenre. lenqth ol4'j o. s'l in.h*, caD be supplied al $6.2s Orders shonld speci{y liqht cenlar lenqtL.

1000

f I.OODLIGHTING
SERVIGE-lo,
I

tIS and t2o votts

These larnps are made with lhe Iilament concentrated into a small space Jor use in lloodlighting equipment designed to give a narrow beam of light which can be projected a relalively long distance. Where it is not necessary to have a closely controlled beam it is usually lound more desirable to use the general service lamps listed on page 9 in equipmenl designed to accommodate them.

Lamps lor spotlight and floodlighting services may be burned in any position from verlical base down lo horizonlal. Unsatis{actory lamp operation is likely to occur .in burning posilions between horizonlal and base up, partiiuiirly belween 45' Jrom base up, and base up.

100 and 240

424

loo0

3000

5000

AVIATION SERVICE
developmeni o{ MAZDA lamps for aviation service has made possible night mail and transport {lyinq. The complete line o{ MAZDA aviation lamps is now dvdildble for lhis service. The bipost and the prefocus bases provide the high degree oI accuracy in positioning o{ light sources with relation to the optical elements which is so necessary to the ef{ective Iunctioning oI lhe several classes of aviation lighting equipment.

I The

Airport code beacons take the SOO-watt PS-40 bulb general service lamp {itted with mogul prelocus base, while the airway code beacons use the 2OO-watt PS-30 bulb qeneral service lamp with moqul preIocus base.

For airport boundary lights, 6.6-arnpere series lamps are widely used. The SO-watt and lOO-watt general service lamps are employed in obsiruction
Iights.

AIRCRAfT LANDING LAMPS

100

244 424

Any posilon except within 45 deqrees ol vertically base up

100

l2
L2 12

2.i525
6.00

r00
100

AIRPORT FLOODLIGIIT LAMPS T24

32
115, 115, I2A 4

G-64 G-96

61r
10

Mogul Biposi Moqul Biposi Moqul Biposi

Base Base Base Base

Down Down Down Down

r00

6
1

15.00

I00
75
75

l
6 6 6

25.00 30.00 70.00 6.50 3.90 7.00

AIRWAY

BEACON LAMPS iMoqul Biposl

Moqul Prelocus Mogul Bipost
Base Down

looo .500
: Tlisranp
S

I10, I15
30

120

' 1000

110, 115, 120

T2A 'l-24
T-2A

soo
BOO

3il,
4

Base Down
Base Down

500

Moqul scre{ at $6.0O is stardard in di.vdy "oD.course" liqhts.

. ' Uscd mostly in airport leacors i Mosul s.r.w at 56 sO

T.rnens

IOOO

2500 and 4000

IOOOO

and i50O0

25000

STREET SERIES LIGHTING SERVICE

operalion at constant current, bulb blackening is compensated {or by a slow increase in wattage and Iilament temperalure, hence ihe light output is maintained throughout li{e at a hiqh percentage oI inilial value. The perlormance ol street series lamps is allected sharply by current variations. The current in street sedes circuits should therelore be adjusted as closely as possible to rated value, Because oI the severi.ty of slreet series service, the average service li{e o{ selies lamps even under good operating conditions is ol the order o{ 25 per cent less lban the average laboraiory 1iIe. Street series lamps are rated in lumens. AII street Iighting contracts should reler to series lamps in terms ol their Iurnen ratings. The new bipost base lamp with bar-type Iilament Street series larnps are designed lo meet special requirements o{ street lighting service. Filaments are {ormed to produce a lavorable light distribution. Wiih

and hard glass bulb represenls advantages of small size and precise positioning lor accurate and effective control of light by suitable highway lighlinq reflectors.

L"-"".
6.6 6.6
I5
20 20 20 20

Ai,:i",J. 9.5
s-241.', PS,35 PS-35
5n s

srd, Oty.

6.6 6.6 6.6

lO00 2500 4000 4000 6000 4000 6000 r 0000 15000 25000

2t.6

32.4 35.7 44.6

i 4.9

r-20

7 7
x4

60 24 24

$0.40 .80
1.40 1.35

PS-40 PS-35 PS-40 PS-40 PS-40

PS-52

t2
24

*7 *7
+7

LO5
1.45 1.85
4.AO

60.7

9r

t2 t2 t2
6

TL6 above ]:dps are Iihed with moqul screw base. with the exception ol the new 4ooo-lunen, mediun bipost base lar.p. TLe t5' and 20 ampere lamps are desiqned 1or bdse up burninq poeilior. Lamps ordered {or base dow. bufuins position may be supptied at ihe sane pnce. The 2soooluner lanp is lot locommended lor base dow! burrinq. * Base down ldnp 6rl" LqLr cerrer lelqth.

TRAFfIG SIGNAI.
S E R V I G E-rro, tts and 120 Volts I This especially designed 60-walt clear bulb traJlic signal lamp is the recognized standard lor trallic
signal service, It has a clear bulb, a shorl light center length and produces su{Iicient light to make possible that no lamp of lower wattage be ernployed.

a signal indication oI requisite brightness. In the interest o{ public salely it is strongly recommended

Watts I5

1oo and 250

TRAINLIGHTING-- To insure satisfactory lamp

perlormance and economical operation, voltage !equIating devices should be adiusted to maintain rated lamp voltage at the socket. The 30 and 6O-volt lamps are recommended as being best adapted to averagre

LOCOMOTM HEADLIGHTING When operated at their rated voltage in suitable headlight

equipment protecling them lrom excessive vibration, these lamps

will Iurnish

satislactory

service.

Care

voltage conditions encountered in trainlighting

setvice.

must be exercised to prevent waier lrom striking lhe

bulb while hot. The 25O-watt lamp, designed especially Ior road

Bulb
Iffide

i:::J
Ftosted
Medium Medium Medium Medium

Qtr.

locomotives, employs a construction ol dual supports

TRAIN_3o, 32, 60 AND 64 VOLTS

A-I?
50
100

r20

A-t 9 A"2r
A-23

t20 t20 t20

.20

for the Iilament to withstand vibration encounlered at high speeds. The lOO-watt lamp is recommended Ior switching locomotives.

LOCOMOTTVE CAB-3,I VOLTS

LOCOMOTM GAB LIGHTING-The

I

locomo-

rs

S-r4

crear

Medium ) tzo

LOCOMOTIVE HEADI,IGHT-32 VOLTS

tive cab lamp has been designed to insure ruqrged" ness rather than el{icient light production. Ii should
be used Ior all locomotive lighting purposes except
headlightinq.

STREET RAILWAY SERVICE

Heodlighting
Headlight lamps are Ior operation in series with 4lamps o{ corresponding wattage and voltage used elsewhere in the car. 105, rr0, ll5, 120, 125 and 130 Volts
Ory

(52s to 6so vorts)

36 56 94

A-19 Clear
P-25 CIear

t20
60

$o.s5 .80
1 O0

P-2s Ctear

Car Lighting
S-IN-SERIES LAMPS These vacuum lamps operate S-in-series on the trolley voltage and are used Ior general illumination, destination signs, etc, Individual lamp voltage to the nearest S-volt step is I ol the average trolJey voltage applied to ihe lamp circuit during the period in which the .lamps are i n use. The 36 and 56-watt lamps provide more satis{actory per{ormance when operaled in the base-up ve ical position. 30-VOLT CUTOUT LAMPS These lamps are gasfilled and ale more efficient initially and throughout lile than the S-in-series lamps. The number o1 lamps required per circuit is determined by dividing the trolley circuit voltage by 30. Each lamp is equipped with an automatic short-circuiting element which cuts the lamp out of the circuit and prevents arcing
when the lamp burns out.
5-ln-Series-105, 110, l15, 120,
125

56 and 94

and

130

Volts

srd.

.36 56

Ory.

Medium

12A

A-21 Inside liosted A-2I Inside lrosted

Medirn
Medirm

124
12A

$0.20 .17 .20

36 and s6

Amps.

CUTOUT LAMPS-3o VOLTS

1.0 1.6

r2a 120 Shop ond Yord Lightinq

.30 .35

more efficient than vacuum lamps, and are recommended lor illumination ol shops and yards. The 101-watt lamp is also used Ior car lighting in totallyenclosing {ixtures. Each lamp contains matedal in the stem which tends to prevent arcing when {ilament burnout occurs.
Arc

ARC RESISTING These higher watlage lamps, designed to operate S-in-seriei, ar. q."-illled and

Restuting-lotlr0, l15,

120, 125 and 130 Volrs

t01 2Ol 3Ol

A'23 Inside Frosied

PS"3o Clear PS-35 Ctear

MAZDA LAMPS fOR EVERY PURPOSE

I To meet specialized
services, thousands ol types of MAzoA lamps not listed in the Catalog are available. Only a partial list of

special lamp services is griven below {or fuil in{ormation on any special lamp or lighting service, consult the nearest sales of{ice as shown on the inside back cover. Complete study of each specilic
problem and cooperation between equipment and lamp designers are

Deniiscope Disiillinq Tube Inspection Divins Lamp Dome lamp lor Batileship Xlectrocardiosraph Elevator Sisnal Emersency Exit

Plant Research Police Siqnal Pyrometer

RadioCir.uit Resdnancelllrrrinatdr
Indicator fiadio Piciure Transmission
Radio Piofector

film Printinq Fire Alarn Siqnal

Fire and Police Hand Lantern Furnace Indicator Galvanometer Guasisht His'h Speed Siqnal Interferomeier

Railway liqhi Sisnal Recording Micropholoneier Rectilier (Streei Series) Reproducer Hone Talkinq Movie Xquipment
Resistance

Scientific Instrument Seismometric Becording Appaiatus

Sensiiomeier

necessary to insure the proper characteristics o{ ihe lamp Ior most satis{actory perform ance.
Advertisinq Projector

liqhthouse

liqhtship
Marine Siqnal Miner's Cap Lamp Motorboai On-course Beacon Ophihalmomeier Optical Instrumenl

Altimeter Lamp
Bake Oven Barrel Inspection Baitery Inspection Berthliqht Code Beacon

Oscilloqraph
Phoiocell Exciter Photographic Photometric Standards Photophone Recorder Pilot Balloon Observation Piloi lamp lor Beciilier

Spectrograph Sperry Gyroscope Studio Ellect liqhtinq Subway Door Indicaior Surgical Switchboard Target Projection Telephone Trouble Television Toy Projecior Trench Siqnal

Counierleit Coin Delecior

Deep Sea Underwater Floodlisht

Ultrdviolet Transniitinq Bulb Lamps X'ray Illuminator

X-ray Instrument

REFERENCE

LISTING
OF

OTHER IAMP SERVIGES

The {ollowingr pages are in-

cluded for general in{ormation and re{erence only and

are not a part o{ the standard

Iarge lamp schedules which

precede. The lamps shown are not sold

under the terms and conditions applying to large MAZDA

Iamps and Type

lamps.

Photollash Lamps No. 10 No. 15

No.20

No-

Photollood Lamps No. 2

No- 4

MAZDA PHOTO LAMPS

r
Photollash larnps rnake available an enonnous volume oI hiqhly actinic light in the forrn ol a llash

installalion o{ a su{licient number oI Photoflood lamps would not be convenient. The lamps may be llashed with two or more cells of llashliqht or dry baltery or on standard lighting circuits. The Photollash lamp No. 7 is designed for news photography. Its small size as well as its long period of {lash appeals to lhe amaleur as well. The No. I0

wilh a duration o{ about 175Oth second. They are especially applicable Ior action pictures, which require extremely short exposures, and under conditions where no power supply is available or the

is recommended parlicularly lor amateur

service.

The No. 15 is designed {or news photography and, while il resembles the No, 10 in size and appearance, the character ol the {oil used increases the duration and power ol lhe flash. The No. 20 is designed {or general and news photography, and the No. ?5

Ior color photography and large-area work. At the verv peak-ol its {lash the light intensiiy of a Photollash lamp-No. ?5 is equivalent to that lrom more ihan {ive-hundred general-service lamps of the lO00-watt size. The increased duration o{ the llash o{ the No. 7 and No. 15 is use{ul to the candid camera fan' It is recommended that a reflector always be used with MAZDA Phoio lamps to utilize light which would otherw.ise be wasted. A rellector screens the operator and increases the illumination on the subject by three to live tirnes. Photollood lamps, {or use on slandard lighting circuits, produce a large amount oI light ol high photoqraphic elliciency. The color quality is conitant in value and is perlectJy suiied to the newer r:anchromahc {ilms and plates. This makes possible Lome movies and po rails, and greatly lacilitates the operations o{ commercial pholographers in their sludio and out-of-sludio work.

Dianeter Bulb,
Inches
l

7
10

3 io 125

3 to I25
3 to 125 3 to 125 3 to 125

t1s
20 ?5
1

+22sOO '3OOOO '4sooo 180000

8650 17000 33500 ?950

225AO

MAZDA PHOTOTLASII LAMPS-CLEAR

A-r

A-I9 A-19 A-23 PS-35

A.2I
A-25

2); 2. 2, 4
2il
3

's
1

4+i

al;

".

6,'"

8"
2

60 60 60 60

$0.18 .15 .18

MAZDA PHOTOFLOOD LAMPS_INSIDE FROSTED

10s
120 2 4
11

105 120 105 120 105 120

6 ],j 10 43i PS-3s MAZDA PHOTOGRAPHIC ENLARGER LAMP--OUTSIDE WHITE COATED 2

sho
D

60 24 24

.50
2.OO

The above tanps at titted witL nedium sc.ew base except PhotoUood No 4. wlich Las noqul scrw base Use nor Eore than 1ive phorollood lanps No. r o; rhe u;al Lqhrilq circuit- circuits lor lhotoflood I amp No. 4

Id be lused Jor I o ampeles {or ench No. 4

t Dislinqljshed lron No.

1O

bt qreen disc in lhe ]dmp.

MAZDA SUNI.IGHT I.AMPS

I
Type S-1 and Type S-2 MAzDA lamps are designed
of

{or use where a lamp emitting a combination

ultraviolet radiation and visible lighl is desired.
sunlamps

designed for lhe larnp and operating temperatures should beheld within certain specified limits by proper

They are employed in porlable and ceiling-type lor home and solarium use and in dual purpose lighting units {or oJ{ices and similar locations; also, in various lypes ol Iarm units lor irradiating animals and poultry.
These lamps will not operale on ordinary house lighting circuits excepl when used in special equipment properiy designed lo produce the correct starting and operating voltages.
Each type requires a dillerent transformer specially

construction of the socket and refleclor assembly. The bulbs o{ these lamps are o{ special glass which transmits biologically aclive ultraviolet but absorbs most o{ the radiation of wavelengths shorter than those in sunlight. Though they have been accepted by the Courrcil ol Physical Therapy o{ the Arnerican Medical Association, the manulacturer makes no claims as lo lhe effectiveness ol ultraviolet radiation for the mainlenance o{ health and particuJ.arly for the cure ol disease; lhe latter being enlirely the province of the medical prolession.

!.ythena (Sunburi) on Untanned Skir wiih Lamps Operatirg in Typical 30'Posilion

Applicaro! Type Equipnents 30 inch Distdnc

Apploxinate Tine? to Produce Mild

TYPE S-I MAZIIA LAMP

PS-22 Inside

Frosted 6+
a.

Moqul 4oo I
Sp.-r

6 I $sjs
r2
J.?5

TYPE S-2 MAZDA LAMP

130
+ Considelably

15

45 minutes

A-1? Inside [rosted

WrlhMet"lCdp

'j

3OO

lolser exp

roduce wivid leddedtrq.

MERCURY (Tvpe H) LAMPS

for use on
100-125

or

200-250

wolt clrcuits with

speciol equlprnent properly designed to produce the correct storting crnd operoting voltoge lor the lornp. I Mercury lamps
have been recently introduced in two wattage sizes. These lamps dilfer principle Irom incandescent MezoA lamps both in their operation and in the color radically in quality of light produced, but are applicable to a wide range o{ industrial and commercial lighting applications.
These new lamps represeni departures lrom former gaseous conductor and mercury vapor sources in that they are provided with conventional screw bases and are adaptable to common types ol rellecting equipment. The principle of operation is that ol a merculy vapor arc or {low o{ current between the two main electrodes located at the upper and lower parts ol the bulb, The operating characteristics ol these new Iight sources are such thai each lamp requires a special transformer or regulating

device lor starting and operation. Several minutes is required lor rnercury lamps to come up

lo {ull brilliance.

The 400-Wott (Type H-l) Lornp

H'l mercury lamp consisls ol an interio! arc tube enclosed within
The 400-watt Type

The 250-Watt (Type H-2) Lomp

This lower wattagie mercury lamp, though operating on the same plinciple, dillers some-

an outer tubular bulb. The lamp is supplied either lor base up or base down operation and nust be burned within l0 degrees o{ vertical. Orders should specily burning position.

what in conslruction from the 400-watt size. Only a single bulb enclosing the arc stream is used and the lower vapor pressure permits universal burning. It should be used in equipment which protecis the Iamp from air currents or &alts.

$?.50

t2
T-9

Medium Screw Maximud Diametei

+LuIr1ens

Initial lumens per Watt

8 inches I % inches 7500 30 2000 hours 60 cycles 5 inches 4% inches

Lumers per Watt at ?0li LiIe Averaqe lile Frequency. Liqhi Center lenqth

lenqth ol l-iqht Source

Buminq Position
Finish

A"v
Clear

4OO

Waits

Tnese a,. de"is! !al-es. Electrical rahns wll chcng sl'obd" w"! di0-rell !n- voll"a-s. t A standard packaqe slaU consist of lamps ol th. same speciEcations. 1 Lahp6 also availabl lor bas down buhinq

SUMMARY Of PRICES ANI} TECHNICAL DATA

Large MAZDA Lamps and Type D Lamps
The drawings below illustrate the various bulbs, base and {ilament designations relerred to in this Catalog. The letter in the bulb designation indicates its shape and ihe Iigure its approximate diamete! in eiqhths ol an inch.

Over-all length is measured from top oI bulb to bottom o{ base. Light center length is measured from the center ol the {ilament to bottom ol screw bases; top of base pins or {ins o1 bayonel or prefocused bases; shoulder ofpost ofmogulbiposl bases and bottom o{ bulb (base end) for medium bipost bases.

BULB DESIGNATIONS

r.C

Q,
IdtermGdiat

.l
LJ ffi
K3

() ffi

t,
c

l* us
l

BASE DESIGNATIONS

.E1m:

t-'------'----_--'

-EE=] 44
Car.lelahr: Mediuh

r_:rni

_-:-l r _rFy-\-r =_

t_tfil

1d'-.-1ffi

"led

mm

WW
Yf""":l

,X?gJ,l.

FILAMENT fORMS
"S" preceding the number denotes a "straight" while "C" denotes ihe "coiled" filament.
The letter
The filament Iorm and method of support determines the burning position. These illustrations show some of the commonly used filament {orms and the specific burning position o{ each.

ft,t:il

ffi
)ilriXt

tfitrt
TJI/
ll,'ill

\!''fru

l', ]01 tffi t?

No-

\fl/
IJ I1

)i-tr(

I. ry AM
7A Ary No.8 Anlr No.g Any

No. 13 B.se Dowr

No. l3D

til.

$$,

l"e'
ll0/
115

MAZDA LAMPS fOR

and 120'Volt Circuits

c-7A c-9 c-9

A"v A"v A"v A"v A"v A"v A"v A"v A"v A"v A"v A"v A"v A"v A"v A"v A"v A"v A"v A"v A"v A"v A"v A"v
Anv

A"v

A.v

i Inside colored in red, blue, qreen, veUow, ambe!-orarqe and old rcse Ilamlint 3rd white' $ Insiile coloreil itr .ed, blue, qreen, vellow, amber_oranqe, ; Nainrat cotor6.l in anber, biue and qreen- Amber reqularly lurnished itr liqLt sLade. Dai< s[ade anber (used in photoqrapbic wor!) ca! bs luDisLad 3t sad Bl";;L.d" d"* ;ot include davlisLt blue or photoqraphic blue ;;t". + il"r"ral col"."rl !u1,y ,"sularly lurnisheil in liqht sLade, Dark shade ruby (used in pLotoqraphic wo*) can be Iur sled at same prie I IDside colored in !ed, blue, qreen, teUow, amber_oranqe, ilametint, ivorv add old rcse' pi*' ( - ) Inside lroste.l or colored wh e, str:,, oraaqe, moonliqhl btue, eEerald add surp'i5p.w.; Ior i 2o-volt lanps subtract 0 05 l. p w. rr,"nens p"r ratt risr"d are {or lls-vou lanps o!ly, lor t I o-vot{ ldnp6 add o.o5 l o. 15 l-p-w.; lo! 120-volt lamps sublracr o 15 I p-r' b rudens;r walr lisred are lor t ts-volr tamps only, Ior I lo-volt tdnps add r t{iU operaie iE any pos ior, bur lumen nairtedance is besr wher burred veiti.auy ba36 up aDd lumers p6! waft values at 70% ol tated lile applv lo tbi3 buEinq
1J

* Appr"'idate valo6. Noninal W.tts- llO r25 Yolts (deEiqn volts tlAl a Oulside coated lanps not recommendd lo! ouldoor use. n Awerage ovr-au lnqth.

30

srd. Qty.

at 7o7.

rn.

MAZDA LAMPS fOR 110, 115 and 120-Volt Circuits-Continued

"60 "60
A-21 nat.

col.r ...

$0.45
.25

120 120

c
C

r000

I000
654
10.9

Med. Med. Med. Disc Med. Med. Med. Med. Med.

I

cc-6 cc-5
,11

A"v A"v
iBase dov/n

{60

60 60 75

A-21 cl. Traf. Siqnal. I-B clear Lumiline. . . A-21 I.

r2a
24 24

I-B col. (^) Lumiline

.90
1.00

c
B B

524
b
h

2000
1500 1500 b
b

8.8

17% 17%

c-9
c-B c-B

\ or Horiz.
Aov

A"v
x

F.....

.15

t2a t20
120 120
120

r00
100 100 100

A-23 day. L F....... A-23 I. F. SiIv. Bowl A-23 L F. Rouqh Serv G-30 I. F. Indirect
Three-T.iie

A-'? T I'

.I5
.30 .55
.45

c c
c c c

1103

l4-?
15.8

tz-a
13.9

?50 750 750

1000

3%

c,s
c-9 c-9

Any

*1030

1580

1I90

I1.9
13.3
r

10.1

1000
10001
L

6+ 6+ 6+ 6+
I

4)l
4ra 4%

49;

r Any x Any
Base up

A"v
2 c-?A
Base down
x

r00
2A0

.60 .20 .20

.25

300

24 60 60 60 60 60 60 24 24 24 24 24 24 24 24 24 24 24 24 24 24 24
12

c c c
c

i )

sszo
aoso 2610 2610
+

1330

Three

r6.6
b 17.4 b 17.4

I5.5.1 b 15.4

Coniaci MosuI
Med. Med. Med. Med. Med. Med. Med. Med. Med. Med. Med. Med. Med. Med. Med.

i6% 6ii 6ii 6it 6l;

6i+

r50
150

4,25 L
A-25

r50
150 150
a

clear........ A-25W.B........

F..........

750 750 ?50 750 750

5\ 5% 5\
s% s%
6 6 6 6 6 6

c-9 c-9 c-9 c-9 c-9 c-g c-9 c-9

I Any
Base up
x x

Any

l50
200
2AO

A-25 day. ciear. . . A-25 day. I. I. . . . . A-2s I. F. Silv. Bowl

,45 .50 .65 .30 .30 .35 .?5 .80 .85 .50
.55 .55

200 200 200

a200

F............ 30w.B..........
30 I.

30

clear..........

c c c
c c

1?00 1?00
b 18.2 b 18.2 b 15.6

I000
?50 750

Any Any

6 i.!

Base up

8+ 8+

I Any
r Any
Base up
x

30 day.

30day. I. I........ 30 L F. Silv. Bowl

clear......
.

300 300 300 300 300 300 300 300

clear (750 hrs.). L r. (75o hrs.)

W. B. (7s0 brs.)

I. F.

clear (1000 hrs.)

(1000 hrs.). W. B. (1000 hrs.)

.70 .75
.75

c c c c c c
c c
C

I000 I000 I000

5910 5910 5760 5?60
*37
+37

8+ 8+ 8+
8% 8% 8%

c-9 c-9 c-9

I Any
Base up

Any

b 19.? b i9.? b 19.2 b 19.2

l":
l6.o
r r r

750 750 750

6
6 6 7 7 7

Any r Any
x

Base up

I000
1000 1000

Mos Mos. Mos. Mos.

Mog. Mog.

eti
slA s%
9% 9%

c-7I. c-74 c-74 c-74

I Any I Any
Base up
x Any r Any

day.clear......
L F. Silv. Bowl
PS'40
PS,40

t300
500
500

day.LF........
.

r.t5
1.20

t.25
1.3 5

500 500 500

a500

PS,40W.B........

clear........ I. F..........

r.30 r.30
1"95

t2
t2
12 12 12

c c c c
c

40 40
b

000 000 000

eri
s%
9% 9%

7
7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7

C.7 A

Base up
x
X

10050 10050
+6530

20.1

b 16.5

b 20.1

I000 I000 I000

1000 1000 1000

M"s
Mos Mos

c-74 c-74
c-7 c-7

Aay Any

Base up

PS-40 day. clear.. .. PS-40 day. I. F...... PS-40 L f. SiIv. Bowl

2.0s
2.05

750 750
1000 1000 1000 1500 t5oo 1500 15oO (

PS'52 clear.
PS,52 W. B.. T-24 r. t.. . PS-52 clear
PS-52

3.75

3.9s 4.00 4.20

5.95

6 6 6 6 6 6 6

c c c c c
c c

*6530 4550 19.4

19.6 17.5 18.0

M"s. M"s.
Mog. Mog.

9% s%
s14

A c-7A c-7A

I Any
x

Any

Base up
x

I000
t

ooo

M"s.

r3,!"

t3,'"

c-74 c-74

Any

Base up
Base up
x

W. B.

20704
32550

I9600

20.7 21.7

t7.3
15.3

1000 Md. Bip. 1000 Mos 1000 Mos 000 1000

r

13+
13

sli k5\
9'
9
r.,a

l3+
l3

c-i3 c-7A c-74

c-74

Any Any

Base up
x

clear.......... 52W B
52

c c

Mog. Moo.

gr gr

Base

edlald ald surprise pink. o Nlurdl-colo'ed in anber, blue,and sreetr.. Amber reqularly lufuisLed in liqlt shade. Ddr! shade .Eber (!sed in ploroqraplic work) can be turnbLed ar.aa6 pri e alue sbdd- does ooi .n lud- ddvlLg\t blue o! pboroq,dph,- blue. + Natural colored ruby res!1arly lunisLed i! liqht sha.te. Dark sLade ruby (used in phoroqiaphic worl) daD be IuEi3Led ar sane price' Tlis laEp no! to be bu-ed iD erclosiDq qlobe, a Silvered bowl lanps should be used o.ly iD porcelair soclets ard in 1i:rur6s so desiqned tLat tho tempratures oi tle iaEp and ti*ure do rot orc6d tinitr to!
b

) Inside Gosted o! colored whit6, straw, ordnqe, mooaliqhr blue,

sai&lactory operation. Lumens per watt listed are tor I Is'voll laups only. Ior l l O'volt labps add O. 15 l,p.w.; lor l2o-volt lanpr subtracr O.l5 l.p.w. k The lisht center lenqrh ol rLis lamp is th dtstance Ilom tLe celte! ol tbe liqLt sourc to tbe plar6 oI th bodoa o{ rbe bulb (erclusive ot rip). r Willoperate i! aly posilion, but lumeD maintenance is besl wLen bnhd veiically base up and hh6tu p6r w:tt values ar ?O% ol rated lil .pply to r!i! buEilq
use.

* Approximate value.

I Ouiside coaled lamps ror lecomEonded lor ostdoor

n

Aeerag over-au leDqtL

srd. Qty.

at lava

TYPE D LAMPS-110'

ll5 and

120

Volts Onlv
Anv

A"v A"v

MAZITA LAMPS fOR HIGH VOLTAGE SERVICE-22O/

25 50 50 50
100

230

'

240

'

250 and 260 Volts

230 A-I9 L F.. . . . . . . . .

-2r

...

B
.23 .35 .35

2I5 lc 8.6 c B.o

475 460
460

1000

3i+
4+ 4,+ 4+

21

c-17

A"v A"v A"v A"v

x

I L F. Mine........ ILLMine......... clear..........

\.F...............

r20 t2a
120 L20

B B B

c-17

Any Any Any Any Any Any Any

200
2AO

200 300 300 300 500 500 750

LF... . .

w.B.... ..

24 24 24

n r4.7 d 14.7

c-9 c-9
Mos.
rv]0g.

x x

Base up
x x

t2 t2

4.75

c c c c c c c

47 40 47 4A

d 15.8 d 15.8

c-74 c-74
c-7A
C.'14

Mos Mos. Mog

Base up
x

8600 dL7.2 8600 d t7 .2 13500

r

r Any

9400 d 19.4 d 16.2

1000

13

,',,

911

MAZDA LAMPS TOR TRAIN AND LOGOMOTIVE SERVICE

l5
15

l5 l5 l5
25 25

30 32 34 60 64 30 32 60 64 30 60 64 30 60 64 32 -25 cledr Headlt.

.20 .20 .20 .20

_20

r20 t2a
r2a r2a

t20

168

C
B

t?9

3ii
3% 3%
13.3
r

2t)

r41
150 160 355

3ia 3la

2ls

2rt
2 2
2

Any r Any
x

B B

A"v A"v A"v

-t9LF.... -t9I. F. ..
-19 L F. .. -21 L -21 L

19 L F.

...

t20 r20
120 120

273 291 785 83? 685 ?30

r0.9

3.3

3l; 3l; 3l:

r4.3
14.3 Med.

i 0.9

2 3 3 3 3

c-9 c-9 c-9 c-9 c-9 c-9 c-9 c-9 c-9

Any Any Any r Any

x x x

50 50 50 50
100 100

-2t\.F...

I.

I5.7
13.7 17.5
I

-2I I. r.

r..
.

..

Med.
Med. Med.

r Any r Any x Any x Any

I00
r00
100

A-23LF........ 231.F.........
'25 clear Headlt.
.

t20 t20
.90
_33

t20
r20
60

60

c c c c

1?50 rB65

?.5

t6.4

6.4

Med. Med.

I Any
x

Any
z

r520
1570
1675

r5.2
15.7

I5.?

Med. Med. Med. s00

Med.

x
x

Any

Any

250

1.40

4300

l1

e tnside {rosted or ottside colored in red, bhe, qreen, 6mber_oranqe, rose, white, ivorv and llametint , Lunens per wart listBd are lor l15 volt lanps only lor I ]O-volt lamls add O 05 l. p.w.; Ior 120-volt lamps subtract 0.o5 I p.w y' Ior tlo-voltlampsaddo.15l,P.w', lor ]2o.voll ]am!s subtract o'15I'p.w bLunensperwarilstedale'oltlSvolilanpso t Lunels per walt Lsrd are Io. 22O and 230-vol1 lanps onlv. Fo! 240' 25O and 260'volt lanps subtract O IO 1 p w' d Lunens ler watt listed are lor 22O and 23O volt ldnps onlv For 240' 250 and 260 volr ldmps subtract O 30 I p w r WiU operdre i, ary pos ior, bul luden mainrenance is best wlea burned vertically bdse up ald lunens per watt values al 7O(Z ol rdred lle applv lo this butninq r Can be buhd in aay p.sition except witlir 45 deqrees ol verticaUv I Outside .o.t6d lanps not re.ohmnded for outdo.r use
bas up.

(r{4.)

MAZIIA f,AMPS FOR COUNTRY HOME SERVICE-28-32 Volts

I5
50
100

2432

2432
2A-32

-t7Lt............. -19Lr............. -2r I. F.............

-23 L F.

$0.20 .20 .20 .33

120 120

t20
120

c c c c

r68
333

tt.2
t 3.3

r000 r000 r000

Med. Med.
Med.

x
x

Any Any

785 1750

15.7 17.5

I000

r Any
x

Med.

MAZI'A LAMPS fOB, STREET RAILWAY SERVICE

to
,,23 136 .36
I

30 30

I9 1F............. 2t I. F.............
S-I7 clear.

.30 .35 .20 .55

120

r20

c c
B B B B

35? 648

il.9 2004
r

Med.

3.5 2000
4.7 9.0 9.5 2000 1000 2000

Med.

2tl
4% 4iE

c-9 c-9

I Any I Any A"v

t20 t20 t20

120 60 60

lL
I

r0s,

n 2i4
m 354 n 374

o.214
o.342 0.342 0.519 o.519

Med.

s-l

,s6
:s6
.94

I I us,
I120'
129' 130
]

A-19 clear Headlt. r 10, A-21 I. r...... A-21 I.

P-25 clear Headlt. P-25 clear Headlt.

.t7
.20 .80 1.00
-40

Med. Med. Med.

Med.

2r(
2t7

c-5 c-9 c-5 c-5

F..........
.

621 m 555 m 933 1130

10.4 2000 s.3 1000

4+
4% 4%

iiA"v liA"v
A"v A"v I Any
x

A"v

9.4 lo00
11.3 14.6 16.2

o.863

Med. Med. Med.

loI

a-23 I. r.

t20
24

2or
30r
ll

PS-30 clear.

.75 1.30

24

c c c

1500
I OOO

6+

4r
6

i c-9
c"9

2920
4860

Ii,
9

Any

1000

MAZDA LAMPS fOR AVIATION SERVICE

100

t2
12 12 12
I
L

A-I9 ciear.

2.ts
6.00
6.00 3.90 7.00

12

240
420 420 500 1000
1000
r

A'I9

clear

't2

G-25 clear. G-25 clear.

l2
t2
6 6 6 6

c c c c
C

2t00
5760

21.0
24.O

r00

Md. Pf. Md. Pf. Mq. PL

411;

ht%
h t.,;
3

c-2

I I

r00 r00
100

4lr ht%
41i
c-2 c-2

r0500
10500 8800
25 500

25.0
25.O

z z

M"s.

1r0,
115, 120

I-20 clear.
T-20 clear T-20 clear T-20 clear T-24 clear
.

17.6

800 500 500

Mq. P{.
Mq. Bip. Mq. Bip. Mos Mq. Bip. Mq. Bip. Mq. Bip.

9]14 h

3+ c-t38
c-13

Base down

30

000

llls, 't20
32
I 10,

rrr0,

650
6.50 15.00
25.OO

1500 3000 5000

6 4
I I

I-32 clear

I0000

I I5,

30.00

t20

96clear....

70.00

c c c c c c c

25.5

etl e4
e)a e4 4% 10).i e4
T4

Base down Base down Base down Base down Base down
Base down Base down

20500 20500

20.5
20.5
28.O

s00
100

c-13
c"

c-13

42040
88500
163 s00 32? 000

l3B

29.5 32.7 32.7

I00
'15

e 531
i.4
e

C.I38
c-13 c-13

tt
t7

6l.i

elo

'l Noninal wa b, The actual watts are delermired by multiplyirq tLe volts by tlo adperes (lhe anpeles ale the same lor all voltaqes). i i ThG lanp, i{ burtrd todzontally, will not qive as sood service ds wlen burned ir a verlical posihor. a Th light cenrer lenqth o1 this laEp is exclusive ol base prorss, base pronq beiaq the sEall diamtr part ot m6tal post. h The liqLt center lenqlh o{ this lamp is the distan.e lrcm center oI liqht sourca to top ol base lin. n Th6 lumels qiven cover obly l.mps oI 115 rolts. The luEe4 l.r othei lamps are itr proporhon to the volts. r'\/ill ope'ate i. any posihon, bur lumen nairt'ance is best wlen buned venic.Uy base up and lumens per watt values at ?07o 01rlted lile .pply to tbid buhi'q
r Caq be buned in aly positio! exep{ within 45 desrees o{ ve.ticaUy bas up.

std. Qty.

(Hs.)

!::fl$ I

.'i:1",, l, ;;; *."

4'i'

I Liqbt Sourco I DL-."s'"."

!'"'""

c:ll;.

"8";1.;:"'

MAZDA LAMPS fOR PRO'ECTION & STEREOPTICON SERVIGE

100, 105,

ll0, ll5

and 120 Volts

50 S. C. Bay 1870 18.7 c i. C. Bay 24 4700 23.5 1.40 c 'r 2OO I-B clear 4080 24.4 50 Md. PI. 24 c 200 I-10 clear Med. 2.20 24 c 4080 20.4 50 200 1-10 clear c 7200 24.0 Md. P{. y 300 T-I0 clear. 3.10 24 Md. Pf. y 500 T-IO clea! 4.10 24 c t2250 50 Md. Pf. 2.60 6 c t2750 s00 T-2O clear 2.60 6 c 12750 25.5 50 Med. 500 T-2O clear Md. PI. y 750 T-12 clear. 5.00 24 c 19500 26.0 2'7.O 50 50 lMq. Ms. PI. PI. 27OOO 27.O 5.?5 I 6 6I c C | 2',1000 I0oo T-2o clear ......1 5.?5 r000 Mos. 2',tooo 27.O 27.o 50 s0 I M"s. s.?5 I 6 6 I c 12'1000 rooo T-20 clear ... ..1 5.75 r000 Md. Pf. 25 25'Md.Pl. 5-25 c 27600 27600 27.6 27.6 vlooo 5.25 6 6l C 1000 T-20 cre-r
100

0.8s

24

3li
5%

1?

is.s
16.2

14.8 16.6 16.9 16.9 19.4 110.7 i 10.?

cc,l3
2 CC-a

Base down or

3% s l?.i

s%

h2+
3

17.9 17.9 17.0

cc-r3
2 CC"a

within 25 deqrees o{ veriically base

down vrithout

s%
s%
5%
51r.

h2+ h2+ h2+

3

tB.4
t

tr4. r

r4.l

t8.6 c-t3D c-13

c-13D c-13 C-I3D

h2+ ir0.r te.6 15.4 '11s.6 h 3-i 9'r h3 4rt 15.4 trs.6 9,'" 4 1.6 53.1 h2 h2,'.. lr.6 53n
s%

afiectinq its

t ApproxiDat .veraqe io! lrs volls.

DimensioG lor other standard voltases will bo supPlied on rcquest-

MAZDA LAMPS fOR SPOTLIGHT AND TLOODLIGIIT SERVICE-IIO,

r00

115

and

120 Volts

I00

-25 clear Spot. . . -25 clear Spot. . .

i.00
.45
1.65 1.50

60 60 24 24 24 24 24
12

250 G-30 clear Spol.. 250 G"30 clear Spot. .

25r) G-3o clear Flood. 400 G-30 clear Spot. . 400 G-30 clear Spoi.. 500 G-40 clear flood.

r.50
2.80

c c c c
C

1360
1360 4425 4425 3750 8000 8000 8800

13.6 13.6 17.7

l',1.'1

2AO

200 200
2AO

Md. ?I. Med. Md. PI.

Med.

4%

iod-

I
t0
t0 t2
1I

3 3 3

z
I
I
8 9 9 10
13

7,C-5 I c-s
c-5
w

5% h 2ia

15.0

800

Med.

s% s% s%

y position Any I

2.90
6.65 6.25 ,25

I000
r000
IOOO

i000

clear clear clear clear

Spot. Spot.

.. ..
.

t2 t2
12 T2

Spoi.

llood.

c c c c c c c

20.o
20.o
17.5

200
200 800 200 200

Md, PI.
Med. Mog.

h2+
3

lrom' m verlical
c-5
base

II

4%

t3

to horizontal ho:

22s00 22500 22500

19000

22,5
22-5

Mq.

?1.

8+

22.5 19.0

200
800

Mos Mos. Moo. Mos

I
B

I4 t4
5%
511 14

r3

t6

t3 t5

c-5 c-5

MAZDA I.AMPS FOR STREET SERIES SERVICD

AII street series lamps are sas,lilled and have clear bulbs. AII standard street series Iamps have an averase rated laboratory
li{e ot 20OO hours; because oI the severity ol street liqhtinq service, ihe average service life of street series lamps even under good operatins conditions, is of the order of 25ii, less than the averaqe laboratory lile.
%
at 70
c/a

1000 6.6 6.6 6.6

$0.40

60

AIJy, 511

32.8
6000 6000

17.5

Any, ?
'1

216.2

I8.5 I7.0

x Any,

I5
6.6

k Base up, 4 7 Base Base down. 6%

up,

r Any, ?
7 Base Base down, 6%

up,

20 20 20
q TLe
h

10000 15000 25000

I.45
4.80

12 12

25.0 37.3 60.7

500.0
'146.3

20.o
20.1.

91

9%

t2t3.6

20.6

85 ao

c-7

r3+

e%

liqlt cltr ]nqrh ol tLis laEp il tLe distanco from center oI liqlt sourc to top oI base Pi.s lisht center lqqth oI tLis lamp is the dbtance {roE celter ol liqht sourco io top oI bdse li. I lisbt ceDte! lenqt! oI tlis lamp is th6 distance lrom the center 6I tle liqLt source to the plane ol tLe botrom o, the bulb (erclusive oI tip). y Urlatislacto4r lasp operation i! lilely to occu in brrrins positio'i betwe.n horizontal and ba3 sp. Particsl.tly betwen 45'fton
TL Th

hase uP.

r Witl operar i! aiy posi6o!, but lrmen maintenancg is bst wLen burned veiicolly
y

base

up

aDd

tle pet cert lumB at ?O%

oI rated

lile apply to tlig buhinq

TLi! lamD shorld b6 $ed only in equipmont rhat provides adequ.ts lorced coolins.

DISCOUNT SGHEDULE LARGE LAMP PURCHASERS

Standard Package Discounts
may be allowed on the purchase ol any quantity of any large MAZDA lamps lor delivery at one time to one place, provided suih purchase includes at least one (1) standard packase quantiiy deIined as lollows:

HOW TO ORDER LAMPS

All orders sbould sive the lollowirq inlormation:

Quantity-Number oI lamps desired.

Standard packaqe &scounts

A. Large MAzpA Larnps.

Purchasers will avoid delays and qel best discount by orderinq standard packaqe quantities.

Larnps Specily wattaqe of nultiple lamps and lumens o{ sheei series lamps. Voltage For multiple lamps.
Size of

(I) A stardard packaqe quantiiy is that "Standard Packaqe Quantity" desiqndted lor each lamp in the manufaqlurer's price schedules, and the lamps iD such a siandard pdckage
quantity may be only ol one vollaqe and finish.
have the sdme desiqnated "Standard ?ackaqe Quantity",

Arnperes

For series lamps.

Bulb For example: A'I9, G-25, T-8, P-19, PS-30, eic. The Ietter in the bulb desiqnation indicates lis shape and lhe {isure its approximate diameier in eiqhths ol an inch. Thus a
PS-30 bulb is pear shaped and is appro{imately 'rC or 3rJ inches in diameter. G indicates a round (qlobular), and T a

(2) An assortnent of di{ferent iarse

MAZDA iamps which

vided the total quaniity of ladps irr the asiortment i! e,lual to the desiqtrdled "Standaid Packase Quantity", and ]amps
in such a s'"nddrd packase qudntrty may be of di{Ierenr volt aqes and finrshes ol bulb.

p'o,

tubular bulb. The letter "A" indicates the standard line

bulb shape with inside frost, unless otherwise noted.
white, eic.

Fintuh ol Bulb -Clear, inside frosted, white bowl, davliqht,

''Standard Paclaqe Qudntity" (or multrile ihereof) ds desisnared Ior each iarnp in the manufdcturer's price schedules, d;d ihe lamps in such a standard package quantity may be only ol one voltaqe and linish ol bulb.

E, Tvpe P Lq:nps. Standard packaqe discounts on Type D l.mps may be aUowed only on any purchase ol an exict

Ease Medium screw, mogul screw, candelabra screw, etc. Setvice For example: Projeciion, Floodliqht, Locomotive
Headlisht, etc.

ol diflerenr coiors (bur not inside frosted) provtded the quanriiv of lamps ol any one coior rs a mLhiple ot six and rhe iotjl quanlilv oI the assorthent is 60

An assortment oi Type D lanps to determine a standard packaqe qudni ly may be mode only o{ lhe 3o-watt C-19 bulb l;mps

fOR SPECIAL TEATI'RES

WIIITE, ALL FROSTf,D AND WHITE BOWL LAMPS OF MANUFACTURER'S STANDARD SPRAY COATINGS
List Price oI ciedr or lnside Irosled L.mps

EXTRA CHARGES

lkr Additi.nal
Ctbrqe ior lrosled or wh,re B^D r

G. Under no circumstances may type D lamps larqe MAZDA lamps be combined for the pirrp6ie ol alloviinq"nd sr"ndaid
packaqe discou nls.

wh o, AI

wh
$4.00 to $4.99 5.00 to 5.99 6.00 to 6.99 ?.0O to 7.99

e Bowl

less than $1.00

TO PURCHASERS WTTIIOUT CONTRACT

Any purchase oI less than $5.00 list value. . . . 0,,:i Any purchase ol $5.00 list value but less than standard pacl<aqe quantities lor dehvery ar one tioe
to one

$1.0O
2.OO 3.OO

to to to

1.99

2.99 3.99

$0.25 .30
.35

.40

place

l5'.

Special Larnps- Any Mazoe )amp requirinq d change in conIom lhe standard. ihat Js. in voirage, bulb shape or !nish, basinq or specrdl etchinq wil t"ke a special price, whlch mav be obtained upon .pplicahon. All orders lor special lamps excent
styuction

Any purchase of at least one standard package qudntiiy as provided above lor delivery ai one
time to one

place.

20,

l,

IORMS E AND CE CONTRACT

TO PURCHASERS UNDER

special etchinq may be filled either shorl or in exceis, wfthin lhe limits ol l0 per cent, excepr that on orders lor 10l.mps or ]ess there will not be any short"qe or ex"ess. Orders {or Mezpe lamos wrth special etchins mdy be lilled eiiher short or rn excess iv 5 per cent; except that on ordors for less than 40 l.mps rhe shoriage or excess may equal but not exceed two lamps.

TRANSPORTATION ALLOWANCES AND CHARGES TO PURCHASERS

Less

than

$ I50
150

290 500 1,000 2,500

22';i
24',;

2A',;

t5_1" 17,,;,

26";
30,,,;

2r,.i,
23':a

19";,

153.85 256.58

to

25",

2,57L43
5,147.06

1,027.7A

less tbdn oDe stdndard packaqe, to

(excludinq cartage) allowed on shipments consisiino oI nol

all points in domesticierrilory. Domestic tenitory shall

p_urchasers

AIl lamps listed in price schedules will be sold and bilted f. o. b. point ol shipnent, v.ith iransportation

r0,000
20,000 30,000 50,000 100,000

5,000

32'n

27';i
28'.o
29'.;.
30

10,I49.25
20,303.03 30,461.54

34ii
35'.;
36% 37% 38,,;
39..:;

3t,.;
32,,;

4;

10I,587.30
152,419.35 228,6aA.53 305,000.00

50,781.25

ier toies and dependencies, includinq Ataska, the Hawaiiaa Islands, the Panama Canal Zone, Porio Rico, and lhe Virqin Islands, but not rhe Philippines, which with ihe resr ol the world sba be reqarded as loieiqn lerritory. Should any purchaser desire its lamps shipped "Charges Col. Ieci," such purchaser, in deductinq transporlition charqes hom invoices covering lamps so shipped, will not be atlowed to
Slates, its deduct cartage.

be considered to be ihe

United

I50,000
225,OOO

Claims {or )oss or dam.qe in lrdnsportarion musr be fited with carriers wirhin Dine monrhs after date of deiiverv or in

300,000

40.,;

34";
3s'.

Provision is made lor coniracts on tess ihan rhe $IS0 basis in order thdt pDrchasers not at the time eligible to at least the g150 basis, may obtain the greatest discouni! iusii{ied bv their total purchases within d year, in cdse purcbases amount to gj SO or more.

to them withm hfteen days after delivery. Purcbasers desiriaq lhe assistdnce of the m.nulacturer rn fiLnq sucb cldims musr leporl rhem to tbe mdnuldcturer witbrn a relsonable tine so .s to enable the manufacturer to comply wiih the common carrier,s
requiiements.

case of non-delivery within nine nonihs afrer u ti-. for deliv-ery has elapsed. Claims for concealed '.u"o"u6b damaqe will be accepted by carriers only wben such damaqe has been reoorred

J5

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WESTINGIIOUSE LAMP I'IVISION

WESTINGHOUSE ELECTRIC
fACTORIES: Belleville, N.

& MANUFACTURING COMPANY

EXECUTM OFfICES:
150

f. Bloonfield,

N.

f.

Trenton, N. J.

Broadway, N. Y.

DISTRICT SALES OFFICES:

NORTHEASTERN DISTRICT
NEW YORK

MIDDLDWESTERN DTSTRICT
CHICAGO,
Westirqhous Buildinq

CITY

150 Broadway
3oth ard lvalnut Streeis

IlL.-20 No

h Wacker Drive
. . . .
Unitd Liqht & Power Buildiqo 137 Sotrth PenNylvarid Slreot 53,L546 NodL Brcadway 2303 Kernedy Streel, N, E. Electri. Buildinq

PHILADELPHIA, PA. BOSTON, MASS. BALTIMORE, MD. SYRACUSE, N. Y. BUFTALO, N, Y.

Wetilqhouse Buildins
Stat Towr Buildinq A14 E]licott Square Buildiaq

DAVENIORT, IOWA INDIANAPOLE. IND, MILWAUKEE, WISC, MINNEAPOLIS, MINN.

OMAHA. NEBN.

WASHINGTON, D. C.

321 Washinqto! Buildino

l?th and Haner

Street

EASTERN CENTRAL DISTRIGT

PITTSBURGH, PA.-306 Fourth Ave.
CINCINNATI, OHIO
CI-EVELAND, OEIO

DISTRICT
ST. LOUIS,

. .

MO. 4I I

NortL Sevenrh Slreet

. 1O1O Insurance EuildinJ . Gas and Electrid Buildinj . 6iI Potrdleum Buildinq lol Wo6t llrh St, . 825 E:chanq6 BlildiDq , IO Ead CaLilonia Srreet

COLUMBUS, OIiIO . DETAOIT, MICHIGAN

WestinqLouse Buildinq 3rd and Elm Streer Wesrinshouse Buildinq Edsewat! Par! Ohio Stale Sayinqs Buildinq Wesunqbouso Buildirs

DALLAS, IEXAS DENVEN, CQLQNADQ HOUSTON, TEXAS KANSAS CITY, MO. MEMPHIS, TENN.

III'NTINGTON, W. VA. IACKSON, MICHIGAN LOUISVILLE, KY. TOLEDO, OHIO

5?5? Trumbull Avnu6 lO29 ?tL Awenue ConsuEerr Power Buildins

Second Nauonal BaDk Buildinq

OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLA.

l6la H.ybuh Buildilq

PACIFIC COAST I'ISTRICT

SAN IRANCISCO,
EMEnYVILLE,

SOUTHERN DISTRICT ATLANTA, GA.-Westinqhouse Buildinq, 426 Marietta Street BIBMINGIiAM. ALA. Avotruo A at 20& Sr.eot NEW ORLEANS, LA. 333 St. Chatld Str6t RICIiMOND, VA. . 3Ol Soulh sth Str6t

CALIF. I

Montsomery Streel
Westinqhouse Buildirs
42O SoutL San Pedio Stteet

CALIL LOS ANGEIES, CALIr. SALT LAKI CITY, UTAH SEATTLE, WASH.

4I4 Mccormick Buildias 603 Stewa Streat

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