JIS C750} 9b Ml 4933608 0533833 843 mm UDC 621.326:628.97 JAPANESE INDUSTRIAL STANDARD Incandescent lamps for general lighting purpose @ JIS C 7501-~ Translated and Published by Japanese Standards Association Printed in Japan 9s Copyright bythe Japanese Industrial Standards Sun Jan 09 11:29:54 2008,JIS C¥7503 9b MB 4933608 0533834 73T mm In the event of any doubt arising, the original Standard in Japanese is to be final authority Errata for JIS (English edition) are printed in Standardization Journal, published monthly by the Japanese Standards Association. Errata willbe provided upon request, please contact: Business Department, Japanese Standards Association 41-24, Akasaka, Minato-ku, Tokyo, JAPAN "107 : TEL, 03-3583-8002 | FAX, 03-3583-0462 Errata are also provided to subscribers of JIS (English edition) in Monthly Information. Copyright by the Japanese Industrial Standards Sun Jan 09 11-2954 20051 UTS C#7502 9b MM 4I33L08 0533835 ble ‘UDC 621.326:628.97 JAPANESE INDUSTRIAL STANDARD JIS Incandescent lamps C 7501-1996 for general lighting purpose ‘This Japanese Industrial Standard specifies incandescent lamps for general lighting purpose of coated white, thin film coated white, and clear (colorless transparent) with a glass bulb type of A, PS specified in JIS C 7710 or similar thereto and a base class of E26/25 (hereafter referred to as "lamps"). Remarks 1. The incandescent lamps for general lighting purpose dealt with here mean the lamps mainly used in home, office, stores, ote. 2. The following standards are cited in this Standard: JIS B 7607 Vernier, dial and digital callipers JIS C 1609 Mluminance meters JIS ©7709 Lamp caps and holders JIS C7710 Designation method for glass bulbs of lamps JIS C 7801 General rules of testing method for lamps JIS H 3100 Copper and copper alloy sheets, plates and strips JIS H 4461 Tungsten wires for lighting and electronic equip- ments JIS H 4541 Dumet wires JIS Z 8113 Glossary of lighting terms 3. The International Standards corresponding to this Standard are given below: IEC 64 (1993) Tungsten filament lamps for domestic and similar general lighting purposes — Perfor- mance requirements IEC 360 (1993) Standard method of measurement of lamp cap temperature rise TEC 432-1 (1993) Safety specifications for incandescent lamps Part 1: Tungsten filament lamps for domes- tie and similar general lighting purposes ms For the purpose of this Standard, in addition to the definitions in Z 8113, the following principal definitions apply: @M (2) (3) @) rated initial luminor reference of use. rated voltage The voltage marked on the lamps. rated wattage (power consumption) The wattage marked on the lamps. initial luminot the end of ageing period. jux The total luminous flux under the rated voltage at flux The initial luminous flux to be taken as the Copyright by the Japanese Industrial StandardsSIS C¥7501 Ib MH 4933608 053383b S52 aw lumen maintenance factor ‘The ratio of the total luminous flux after Hing for a definite period to the initial luminous flux expressed in a life _ The operating time until the filament breaks or the operating time ecified by the lumen maintenance factor, whichever is the shorter. ‘The life announced officially based upon the average value of life of the same type lamps manufactured over a long period. 2 ©7501-1996 6) ope percentage. 6 (rated (8) at a specified position. ication The ratio of the maximum luminance to the luminance ‘The lamps shall be classified as given in Attached Tables 1 of the type designation. ‘The type designation is formed by arranging the symbols in the order stated below. First item Second item ‘Third item Fourth item ‘Symbol de- | [ Symbol denoting Symbol de- [Symbol denoting rated noting incea-| | internal treatment of | | noting rated | | wattage descent glass bulb voltage lamps for general light- ing purpose L W: coated white or 100 10 W, 19 W( 20 W type) thin film coated 20 W, 29 W( 30 W type) white 30 W, 38 W( 40 W type) 40 W, 57 W( 60.W type) No mark: clear 60 W, 95 W (100 W type) 100 W. 150 W 200 W Remarks 1. In(_) of the fourth item rated wattage of coated white type which has the same rated initial luminous flux to thet of thin film coated white type. 2. In the type designation ( ) may be omitted. 4, Performanc 4.1 Adhesive strength of base ‘The adhesive strength of base shall be such that the lamp shall withstand torsional moment specified in Table 1, when the test specified in 9.2.4 is carried out. Table 1. Adhesive strength of base Unit: Nm Adhesive strength of base Initial lamp ‘Lamp after heat treatment 2.5 Copyright by the Japanese Industrial Standards Sum Jam 09 1129-54 2005JIS C#7502 9b MM 4933608 0533637 499 mm 3 © 701-1996 4.2 Temperature rise of base The temperature rise of base shall not excood the appropriate value shown in Table 2 when the test specified in 9.2.5 is carried out. Table 2. Temperature rise of base Unit: "C Rated wattage ‘Temperature rise of base (t,) w) Average value Average value Individual value on all products on a lot ws 30 65 4 80 W = 38, 40 85 94 100 W = 57, 60 95 104 110 W = 95, 100 105 4 120 W = 150, 200 100 109 115 ‘The luminance ratio of the lamps shall be as given in Table 3 when the test specified in 9.2.6 is carried out. Table 3. Luminance ratio Classification Luminance r Coated white 10 max. ‘Thin film coated white 20 max. 44 Initial characteristics The initial characteristics of a lamp shall be as prescribed below when the test specified in 9.2.7 is carried out. The initial luminous flux shall be not less than 90 % of the appropriate rated initial luminous flux of Attached Tables 1 and 2 for the lamps of coated white and thin film coated white, and be not less than 93 % of the appropriate rated initial luminous flux of Attached Table 3 for clear lamps. The wattage shall be not more than the appropriate value of maximum wattage of Attached Tables 1 to 3. 4.5 Life | When the test specified in 9.2.8 is carried out in compliance with the provisions of 10.2.2, the life shall be such that the individual value shall be not less than 70 % of the appropriate rated life in Attached Tables 1 to 3, and the average value shall be not less than 96 % of the appropriate rated life in the said ‘Tables. The lumen maintenance factor shall be as given in Attached Tables 1 to 3. No cracks of glass bulb nor loosening between base and glass bulb shall be found on the lamp at the end of its life. 4.6 Endurance of marking After the test of 9.2.3 has been carried out, the items marked on the glass bulb shall be legible. Copytiht by tbe Tapanese Industrial Standards — Sun Jan 09 11:29:54 2005JIS C4750} 9b MH 493308 0533838 325 am 4 ©7501-1996 5. Construction The construction of lamps shall comply with the following filled coiled-coil lamp, a suitable fuse shall be inserted at least in one side of lead-in wires for safety. (2) The connections between lead-in wire and filament as well as between lead- in wire and base shall be made surely. (3) The filament shall be located at the central position of the glass bulb. (4) The base and glass bulb shall be adhered surely. (6) No conductor shall protrude from the base surface by 3 mm or more. 6. Dimensions The dimensions of lamps shall comply with Attached Fig. 1. 7. Appearance —_The glass bulbs of lamps shall be free from bubbles, flaws, striae, or the like detrimental to service. 8. Mate ‘The materials for lamps shall comply with the following require- (2) The filament shall be the tungsten wire specified in JIS H 4461 or at least the equivalent. (2) The lead-in wire shall be the material of superior quality having high conductivity, and the part sealed in glass shall be the dumet wire specified in JIS H 4541 or others suitable for this use. (3) _ White coating materials for the lamps coated white and thin film coated white shall have heat resistance. (4) Conductive part of base shall be the copper alloys specified in JIS H 3100 or other suitable materials, and insulating part shall be glass or other suitable materials. (5) The adhesives between base and glass bulb shall withstand the tempera- ture of 165°C. 9. Test 91 conditions Unless otherwise specified, the test conditions shall be as prescribed below. The ambient conditions for life test, however, are exempted therefrom. (1) Operating condition Such state that the lamp is located at normal Position (with the base upwards) and where no influence of vibration exists, (2) Test power source A.C. power source of nearly sinusoidal wave at a frequency of 60 Hz or 60 Hz, or d.c. power source. (8) Ageing _To stabilize the initial characteristics, a lamp shall be operated for 40 min with 120 % of the rated voltage or that for 20 min with 190 % before measurement. (4) Ambient conditions © Temperature 20 + 15°C Humidity (65 + 20) % Copyright by the Japenese Industrial Standards Gonyraht by the Japenese