Contact
Altman directly with this question. Could be an answer in voiding UL listing but seen to work well. A
fixture can be re-lamped but it's a
system and could defeate other parts of it say sufficiantly cooling. Once in a while such as with the HX-600 lamp, a factory might not re-submit for re-UL listing of the
fixture with a new and different lamp due to the cost. HX-600 was designed for the Shakespeare but I don't think ever designated for the
360Q. Note also the
Altman #100 fixtures are listed for 100 watts... anyone not use a 150w
ETC lamp in them as normal?
As curious note... back like 20 years ago I used to get spare lamp requests for "
ETC" lamps. I knew they were requesting some form of
ETC S-4 lamps for their
Leko's or
PAR's... (and back than there was probably a 575w lamp available) but they did request
ETC lamps which were
current ANSI coded
stock for lamps in normal use for our
Altman #100 3" Fresnels as per our own specified lamp for them. Did that quickly make changes at work for what lamp requested, and start a program of say a crew chief knowing what lamp should be used on a
fixture... yep... quickly. At least our staff figured it out... still had 700w moving light lamps installed into 1.2Kw fixtures
etc. at times. But it worked for the staff to know lamp/
fixture combinations. My argument in memorizing what lamp for what
fixture they were replacing a lamp on it was: if 70' up on a
truss in requesting a replacement lamp from a "
stage hand", you should know what lamp you are wanting among many various lamps to choose from. Concept worked fine for a few years untl we dummied down that concept.