The Model 2300 Wendel Optical Framing Projector for Art Lighting
is used to illuminate paintings, sculptures, tapestries,
furniture and other art objects.
A dramatic effect is achieved by confining the light rays to the exact contour of the object. The projector can be custom painted to blend with its surroundings.
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Construction
The cast aluminum housing and condenser are precision machined for the placement of the optics. The adjustable objective tube is precision spun aluminum. The housing accommodates two cast aluminum universal mounting arms allowing for a variety of stable installations.
Optics
Three high quality ground plano convex lenses and one spherical glass mirror are used in the projector to provide a maximum intensity achromatic light source. Focus is provided by two or more high quality objective lenses.
Power & Lamps
The maximum power requirement is 400 watts, 120 VAC.
Lamps are GE Q250MC or Q400MC or equivalent.
Dimensions
The minimum dimensions of the unit without mounting arms are 6.5"high, 5.5 inches wide, 11.0" long.
Servicing
Lamp assembly, brass confinement plate and objective tube are all readily accessible for service. Unit accessibility depends upon installation. See models 60, 70, and 80 access rings and plates.
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Thomas P. Richmond, Inc.
Illumination of Fine Arts
79 Longview Avenue, White Plains, NY 10605
Phone (914) 428-2511 • Fax (914) 428-1343
e-mail us
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