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I 160-720
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description ;<.r::'' horx' to order order by style number
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f/0 '/ Style number covers individual lilm cuiouts. Cutouts are shipped
only in siaadard packaged quaafilies.

{or incandescent lamps

for individual lamp ratings
with or vriihout insulatinq translormers
lamp

Film cutouts are applied in series circuils in one of lo00 9.4 99 354 450
1000 ?.5 354.150
the following ways:
2aoa 2rI 1,1? 909
l. In paraiLel with indiv:dual lamps io provide continu 25rJO ?.4
15 a) 95 l:: 34? 909
33.1 ,15C
ity oJ straight series circuits at time of lamp faiJure. .r000 31.9 33.3 347 909
.100c 7.5 294 :1..1 347 909
2. ln parallel with the secondary ol individual lamp 4AaA
4000
15.0
20.0 10.6
1.1
1t.0!
3 344.150
3;4 450
insulating transformers or group series insuldtinq 6000 66 .!9 .1 :5.1 570
trans{ormers so that the transformer reflects a lower 6000
1.4 12.\
11.'1
.!a o 3ar
35.1
5?0
.15C
impedance into the series circuit when a lamp fails 10040 6.6 35.1 591
or the secondary of a group series transiormer is 100c0 2A.O 311 909
open circuited. i50iJ0 20.0 :5.7 317 909
25000 20.0 60.?
ALuminum disc cutouts consisl of two rli-inch diam
eter aluminum discs separated by an asbestos Ior group series translotmers 6.6-ampere secondary

lvasher. The breakdown roltage range ls contrclled ratinq kva recommended

L siyle number
by varying tbe separation betwe-.n the discs and by
354
choice of the medium used ln ihe center section to I 591

initiate the breakdou'n. 2 3st 592

3 35.1 593
Film cutouis are packed in a tube of special material style vol-aqe averagd 1ra r.ins standdrd net
J
to keep them free from Campness. For low (SX .
*tn *o" ore"rdown ol r,lm Dac<aoe Dlice
354 450) and intermediate (S# 347 909) voltage ro-t.qu cutout oua rt.iy

lilm cutouts there is also a retdirlinq spring ln the aluminuh disc cutouts
tube to prevent mechanical damage to the lilm cutouts 35.! .150 ,10 to0 60 40 s29.00/c
from vibration and shock during shipment and han- 317 9Q9 75
1C0
150
,100 2aa
40
50
29.00/c
5.90/C
dling. To assure proper dnd reLiable operation of a 31r,,1 i91 250 570 120 50 5.90/C
fiim cutout, it must be kept in the tube untiL the ial 492 340 5 /l) 114 50 29.00 lC
9s0 '115 to 29.00 /C
moment it is placed in service.

Each filrr cutoui must pass a low-voltaqe test as .

for mercury lamps straight series operation
indicated in the raiings table. Three percent of the
There ls on)y one f;Lm culoul available for use with mercury ldmps
films passing the low voltage test are subjected to the in d straight series streei lighhrrg circuit. This is d specidl film
high-voLtdge test for breakdown, and one percent of cutout v/ith a iriple gdp.
lhe Iilms are tested tc determine speed of breakdown. styl- nu nber lamp type cu|en I sld. p!q. I net price per
110 cutouts
306 Psi3 cor I naa. ooo* i a ao
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Westinghouse Electric Corporation

Lighiinq Division: Edgewater Park . Cleveland, Ohio

December 15, I967 prices elfeclive Deeember 15, 1967; subiect to chdnqe without aotice
slpersedes price ltsi 60-720 dated March 2, 196.1 lor standard terms and condiiions
E/214t/PLi D/2r4r/PL; C/2r4t lPL of sale, reier to sellinq policy 60-000