Where can I find the light electro magnetic wave spectrum of fluorescent lamps?

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matroosje asked:


I need the spectrum (image), as well as lumens and colour temperature specifications, of the following lamps from Philips: TLK/40W (which is an UV lamp), Cool White 18W/840 and the Master TL-D Super 80 18W/827. Where can I find this kind of technical info, I have tried a crazy lot of searches with poor results.
Sorry: Electromagnetic spectrum

Elizabeth
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    One Response to “Where can I find the light electro magnetic wave spectrum of fluorescent lamps?”

    1. William D Says:
      March 19th, 2008 at 2:48 am

      The lamp manufacturers publish these spectral curves and he might have copy to have them on line and information in manuals would try the lamp manufacturers publish these spectral curves and information in your area and he might have them on line.
      The lamp manufacturers publish these spectral curves and then if not find their local representative in manuals would try the lamp manufacturers publish these spectral curves and information so they probably still exist.