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Halogen Point Heater

3-2.Basic structure of Halogen Line Heater

[Basic structure of Halogen Line Heater] Halogen Line Heater consists of cooling unit, lamp unit, Condensing mirror unit, terminal box, and protective glass. Most of the composition covers an elongated lamp and is occupied by a condensing mirror. Quartz glass ...

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3-1.Overview of Halogen Line Heaters

Halogen Line Heater (Line Condensing Type) Halogen Line Heater (Plane Condensing Type) Halogen Line Heaters convert the electricity of rod-shaped halogen lamps into light, A heater that uses a condensing mirror to concentrate the light in a line or plane ...

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2-7.Halogen Point Heater Lamp lifespan

The lifespan of a halogen lamp depends on the voltage used. The rated voltage is defined as 100%, and if the voltage is lowered by 10%, the lifespan is extended by about 3 times, and if the voltage is increased ...

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2-6.Halogen Point Heater cooling

Continuous use of halogen point heaters always requires cooling. This is because the heat resistance temperature of the halogen lamp seal is 300°C. If the lamp is used continuously without cooling, the temperature of the sealing part will exceed 300℃ ...

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No.22 High-temperature sterilization of Supatera

High-temperature sterilization of Supatera

[ Problem Point ] The small high temperature sterilization equipment not using an open flame was required. [ ⇒Kaizen Point ] It is using a Halogen Point Heater that can be sterilized in 5 seconds after lighting. Sterilization process without ...

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2-1.Overview of the Halogen Point Heater

Halogen Point Heaters convert the electricity of halogen lamps into light, A heater that uses a Condensing mirror to concentrate the light in dots and circles and heat it at a high temperature. ◎ Since it heats directly without a ...

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1-4.Precautions for Using Halogen Heaters

Measures against inrush current of halogen heater The electrical resistance of the halogen heater when it is off is 0.2 ~ 0.7Ω. In other words, it is easy for a large inrush current to flow momentarily when it is lit. ...

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