Vendor: Osram

64615 Osram EFN 75W 12V MR16 GZ6.35 HLX Clear Halogen Lamp

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Match the exact manufacturer or ANSI code, wattage, voltage or current rating, base, bulb/reflector form, dimensions, filament, and operating position shown below. Similar-looking halogen lamps are not automatically interchangeable.

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Specifications

64615 Osram EFN 75W 12V MR16 GZ6.35 HLX Clear Halogen Lamp specifications

Shopify SKU OSR-EFN
Electrical rating 75 Watts 12 Volts
Configuration Single Ended
Base / connection GZ6.35, 2 Pin Base
Bulb / form MR-16 Bulb Type
Rated average life 50 Hours Rated Average Life
Color temperature 3350K Color Temperature
Color rendering index 100 CRI
Filament C-8 Single Coil Filament
Optical / finish Clear Lamp
Maximum overall length 1.653 in (42.0 mm) Max Overall Length
Bulb / form 2.008 in (51.0 mm) Bulb Diameter
Product detail RoHS Compliant
Other part numbers 10234, 21277, 54126, 64615, 315028, 31502-8, 1000270, DN-29107, JCR12V-75W
Equipment compatibility

Compatible equipment

The following established projector references call for ANSI EFN / A1/230 12V 75W. Confirm the exact lamp code and equipment revision before ordering.

  • Bauer T5
  • Bauer T15 / T15 Sound
  • Bauer T16 / T16 Sound
  • Bauer T48
  • Bauer T51
  • Bauer T168 Sound
  • Bauer T170 / T170 Sound
  • Bell & Howell 1442
  • Bell & Howell 1443
  • Bell & Howell 1462
  • Bell & Howell 1620
  • Bell & Howell 1623
  • Bell & Howell Autoloader 421
  • Bell & Howell Filmsound 428
  • Bencini Comet P75
  • Bencini Comet P121
  • Bolex 18-5 L / 18.5 L
  • Cabin 8-88
  • Cabin CP250
  • Cabin CP280
  • Cabin CP888
  • Eumig Mark 60
  • Eumig Mark 706 / 706T
  • Eumig Mark 807 / 807D / 807S
  • Eumig Mark S 706 / S 706D / S 706 Zoom
  • Eumig Mark S 708D
  • Eumig Mark S 802 / S 802D
  • Eumig Mark S 807 / S 807D
  • Eumig Sound 8001
  • Fujicascope M36
  • Fujicascope M40
  • Fujicascope MX50
  • Fujicascope SH6
  • Fujicascope SH7M
  • 2000 Cygnus Imaging
  • 2000 Signus Imaging
  • 2000 Sygnus Imaging
  • 608 Scanner DS America (Screen)
  • 608C DS America (Screen)
  • 757 DS America (Screen)
  • 757 DS American (Screen)
  • 99 OPMI Zeiss
  • Cygnus Imaging Stylus 240
  • Deltronic DVC120 Video Vision System (Uses EFN Bulb In Both Positions)
  • Dentrix DDO DSAC4
  • Dentrix X-Ray Unit
  • Dentsply Perspective Dental Imaging
  • Dentsply Retrospective Treatment
  • E.Leitz Focomat V35 Enlarger
  • Focomat V35 Enlarger Leitz
  • Fotofil J & J
  • Fotofil Johnson & Johnson
  • Intra & Extraoral Camera Spectraview
  • Mondo Video Inspection System
  • Operation Microscope 99 Power Arm Zeiss
  • Quick Cam DDS Video Dental Concepts
  • Signus Imaging Stylus 240
  • Stemi 2000
  • Stemi 2000 C
  • Stemi 2000 CS
  • Stemi SV 11
  • Stemi SV 6
  • Stereomicroscopes in Fiber Light Source KL 750
  • Stylus 240 Sygnus Imaging
  • Trex Trophy Digital Camera
  • Trophy Intra Oral

Production revisions can use different lamps, especially models offered over several years. Match ANSI EFN or A1/230, 12V, 75W, MR16, and GZ6.35 on the equipment manual or removed lamp; do not substitute by base or reflector size alone.

Brand alternatives

Cross-reference search aids

10234, 21277, 54126, 64615, 315028, 31502-8, 1000270, DN-29107, JCR12V-75W

Confirm any substitute against the complete electrical, mechanical, optical, filament, dimensional, and operating specification. A shared ANSI code may identify a lamp family but does not override equipment requirements.

Documentation & safety

Manufacturer documentation and handling

Halogen safety: Disconnect power and allow the equipment to cool before service. Install only in approved enclosed equipment with the required protective screen, ventilation, electrical controls, and shielding. Handle quartz with clean gloves or lint-free tissue and avoid touching the envelope with bare skin.