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Broncolor 40 Watt, 220 Volt Halogen Modeling Lamp

SKU: BCB3421107MFR: B-34.211.07

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Efficient 40-watt halogen modeling lamp.
Superior illumination for Broncolor Boxlite.
Reliable E14 base for simple installation.
Extended lifespan for consistent output.
Optimized for professional studio lighting.

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Broncolor 15 Watt, 23 Volt Halogen Modeling Lamp

SKU: BCB3420100MFR: B-34.201.00

Optimal 150-watt halogen modeling lamp.
Efficient 230-volt power for photography lamps.
Durable modeling lamp, extended lifespan.
Reliable Broncolor lamp for studio use.
Consistent lighting for professional photos.

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Broncolor 40W/220V Halogen Modeling Lamp with E14 Base for Boxlite 40 Lamphead

SKU: BCB3421110MFR: B-34.211.10

Broncolor 40W Halogen Lamp: Accurate color.
E14 Base Modeling Lamp: Long lifespan assured.
220V Halogen Lamp: Consistent, reliable wattage.
40 Watt Modeling Lamp: Compact size, durable build.
Boxlite 40 Lamphead: Precise brightness control.

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Kaiser Replacement Fluorescent Tube for RB5004 Copy Light

SKU: KRST36WMFR: 205567

Kaiser FT55SL: 5600K fluorescent tube lamp.
36-Watt fluorescent lamp ensures bright, even light.
Long 10,000-hour lifespan for studio lighting use.
2G11 base ensures secure stage and studio fixture.
Accurate 5600K color temperature for true tones.

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Common Types of Specialty Lamps

There are hundreds of kinds of lamps featuring a range of wattages, base types, and functions. While many fixtures will tell you the exact style of lamp you need to use, some lighting units offer more flexibility over the look, color temperature, and style of lamp or bulb.

Camera Flash Lamps vs Modeling Lamps

Most studio strobe units feature two separate types of bulbs. The flash lamp fires a powerful burst of light to illuminate your shot, while the modeling lamp serves as a visual placeholder between exposures.

Modeling lamps make it easy to see how the light fixture is focused and keep your studio setup illuminated at all times.

LED Lamps

LED technology is brighter, longer lasting, and more energy efficient than many other styles of lamps. If you’re looking for a way to upgrade your constant lights, reduce how often you need to replace bulbs, and increase overall brightness, check out dimmable LED lamps.

Flood Lamps

Flood lamps for photography look like a traditional incandescent light bulb, but they’re usually brighter than the lamps you would use in a home lighting fixture. Incandescent photo flood lamps work well for photography, but they’re also an effective video light because they don’t cycle or flicker like fluorescent lamps do.

Projector Lamps

You may be using a high-powered projector for larger spaces like large theaters and auditoriums. Or you may stick with small presentation projectors for classrooms, offices, and home theater use. Either way, you’ll eventually need to replace your projector lamp.

Projector lamps don’t usually burn out all at once. Instead, they gradually lose power. Most projector lamps are rated to last about 2000 hours, but it’s a good idea to keep a spare lamp on hand just in case.

Flash Lamp Base Types

Flash lamps come in a range of base types including typical screw bases, twist-and-lock bases, two-pin bases, four-pin bases, plug-in bases, wedge bases, and bayonet bases. When shopping for replacement lamps, refer to your light fixture’s instructions so you can select the right type of lamp base.

Broncolor 40 Watt, 220 Volt Halogen Modeling Lamp

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Broncolor 15 Watt, 23 Volt Halogen Modeling Lamp

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Broncolor 40W/220V Halogen Modeling Lamp with E14 Base for Boxlite 40 Lamphead

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Kaiser Replacement Fluorescent Tube for RB5004 Copy Light

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Common Types of Specialty Lamps

Camera Flash Lamps vs Modeling Lamps

LED Lamps

Flood Lamps

Projector Lamps

Flash Lamp Base Types

Quality Counts When Selecting Bulbs and Lamps